Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-10-13

Farmers are harvesting what apples are
left on their trees. =
L. Chaplin is in Holyoke and Northamp-
ton for few days.
Mrs Edward Stebbns is quite low, with
but little hope of her recovery.
E. A. Worden is putting new cellar
under his house on Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Cotton have gone
on a carriage drive to Ludlow, Vt.
L. A. Parks's shop is to be raised three
feet. o. H. Higgins is doing the work.
Miss Mary Curran has moved her dress
making rooms to her home on Canal street.
Rockwell's Peoples Theatre company
went from here to Springfield, VT, to play
this week.
Andrew Chamberlain has moved from
Mrs. L. p. Wise's tenement into Wallace
Bailey's tenement.
NJ. II. Bardwell is making some repairs
on his Canal street house, putting in a
new front door and porch.
Thomas Harmon from West Dummers-
ton, VT, is visiting his sisters, Mrs. S. c.
Smith and Mrs. NJ. Purcell.
f. V. Aldrch and wife returned Mon
day from Sugar Hill, where they have been
employed at the Sunset Hill House.
Miss Alice Bacon, who has been spend
ing the summer at her home in Bolton,
Vt, has returned to the millinery store of
c, Z. Keyou.
George NJ. Wright is building house
on Northfeld street, and intends putting
up more in the spring. Warren Hall is
doing the work.
Rev. II. E. Lesh and Miss Phila Bar
rows attended the Universalist state con-
yention at Nashua last week Miss Bar
rows read an interesting paper on primary
work in the Sunday school, which was
highly commended
Mr.. Eames of West Swanzey has leased
the meat market of A. S. Atwood, and
took possession Tuesday. Mr.. Atwood
will return to Maine and take up his form
er profession of dentistry.
Miss Emma L. Cooper of Lebanon, who
has been visiting friends in town for a
fortnight, was called home suddenly
Thursday of last week by the news of the
dangerous illness of her father, Chas. H.
Cooper, who was for many years resident
of Hinsdale.
Mr.. l. Carpenter was ordained pastor of
the Baptist church on Wednesday after
noon of last week. Sermon by Rev. A.
W. Hand, Keene; ordaining prayer, Rev.
W. w. Hackett; charge, Rev. W. Hurlin ;
hand of fellowship, Rev. G. F. Clarke,
West Swanzey; address to church, Rev. F.
j. Parry, Brattleboro.
These conveyances in Hinsdale were re-
ported at the Cheshire county registry
from Sept. 16 to Oct. 1: Chas. F. Policy to
VIM. G. Smith, land and buildings, $1,000
Vim. G. Smith to Martha E. Policy, land
and buildings, $4,000; VIM. p, Cunning
ham to Edward T. Cunningham, land and
buildings, 81 Geo. H. Bailey to Stella M
Harris, land, $3.50; belinda NORM tc
Elisha A. Worden, spring of water, 500;
Gilbert Richmond to Thomas j. Raleigh
land 5000.
A longtime resident of Hinsdale passed
away in the death of James Archibald
which occurred Friday. Mr.. Archibald
was a native of Scotland but for over 81
years had been employed here as a spinner
and overseer in the Halle, Frost d Co.'S
mill He was a man of quiet manners
but of strict integrity. He leaves widow
and two children, a son, John j., who viii
succeed his father as overseer in the mill
and Mrs. Chas. Whitaker, wife of the
landlord of the Farren House at TurnerI
Falls Mace