Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
HINSDALB, N. H.

L. F. Liscom has been a victim Of the
prevailing disorder.
Mrs. Foskett of Winchendon, Mass, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. f. Snow.
James O'Bren made his first trip to his
store for several weeks, on Tuesday morn
ing
Fred Darling from Brightwood, Mass,
has been making his mother a visit re-
Gently.
No arrangements have been made for
preaching in the Universalist church on
Sunday
Andrew Scobia. machine tender at G.. A.
Robertson d Co.'S paper mill is i'll with
the grip.
Mrs. VIM. O'Brien has been i'll with a
severe attack of the grip, but is now re-
covering
Quite a number of ladies from Brattle-
boro visited our town last Saturday, stop
ping at Hotel Ashueot.
G.. G. Holton has been unable to attend
/ to his duties for several days, on account
| of the grip or a similar disease.
| &. A. Hutchinson and family are to oc-
cupy the tenement in Wallace Holton's
| house. recently vacated by Z. J. Richards
The Sanborn-Perris Map company of
| New York have been engaged on a map Of
| this village to be used for insurance pur-
| poses.
Dennis Minis has returned from short
visit to his parents in Sullivan. His wife
has also been visiting her parents in North
field, Mass.
The last hearing in the insolvency case
of +. +. Hale was held at Keene Tuesday.
/ The creditors will get about 10 per cent Of
their claim.
c. W Clark is working for Henry d
Heyar of Brattleboro. He is now in
Charlestown, where they are doing quite
an extensive job.
Mrs. II. b. Darling of North Hinsdale
sold her household property at auction last
Saturday, and has moved to the village,
where she will reside for the present.
4 leap year supper was served at the
Methodist vestry Wednesday evening. The
attendance was good, and the ladies kept
up their excellent reputation as cooks.
Rev. NJ. T. Cilley of Winchester will
supply the Methodist pulpit until after con-
ference in April next, when a regular pas
tor will again be appointed for this place.
Henry Thomas of Worcester, Mass, the
well-knOwn blind piano tuner, is this week
making relatives and friends in Hinsdale
a visit 1t is his first visit here for several
years.
Edward Stebbins has been appointed
administrator of the estates of the late
Timothy and Eliza Wyman. and E. J,
Temple commissioner of the estate of the
former
\ number Of the factory boys had a
sleghride to Northfeld Mass, last week
taking supper at the hotel. The supper
was followed by dance, \. II. Hines OF
Brattleboro furnishing the music.
Tuesday. March 5, will be town-meetine
day. The general opinion seems TO bt
that the town affairs are under good man.
agement. and the indications seem to b,
that the old board of officers will be re-
elected.
VIII r. Howe, who works for Nugent
Bros, in New York, was treated to al
agreeable surprise on his 2lst birthday
which occurred recently. He was the re
cipient of a fine gold watch from his faith
er, G.. :. Howe, a valuable present from
his firm, and his salary was nearly doubled
for the coming year.
Messrs. Merriman and Tilden have com.
pleted six of their patent hotel register
holders, and in a short time they will be
ready to fill orders for them in any guam
tty. The holder is made entirely of iron
can be easily turned around on its base
and has a novel device for raising either
side of the register to a level with its OPP
posite pages The idea is a good one anC
II will undoubtedly enjoy a large sale.