Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-10-26
HINSDALE, N. H.

in Boston - " ii''e 10 speuuing the week
o W. G. Spencer of Littleton. n. H. Is at home
Tor two weeks vacation
Hop, Hope Chautauqua circle meets next Monday
evening with Mrs. + II. Jones.
s Mrs. L, w. Ford of Ashfield, Mass spent last
sunday with her sister, Mrs. w. s. Barrows
~ =. Robertson and James Shaw were the noni
hees Tor representatives at the caucus last week
g. Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Hunter r, turned Tuesday
sets. " - U' III -''''7s''0nu
=, James Hancock and family have returned from
6T1rn0{oekyn ~ Y, and will occupy their Chestnut
Harold Hosford of Lebanon, N. H.. has been
spending few days in town visiting his former
playmates.
b S, Perry went to Dalton, Mass, Monday to
SssIst IN the apothocary store of Geo. f. Wright
q 20. Tor short time
- The dancing school under the direction of Mrs
Howard of Walpole, opened last Friday with an
attendance of 60 scholars
Mrs. A. c. Bronson of Ashheld, Mass, is visit
ing ing her son; G. j. Bronson. Her daughter, Mrs.
carrier OF Chelsea, is with her.
meeting was held at the Congregational
church at O'Clock last Sunday and a Junior
christian Endeavor society organized
Geo: w Streeter opened his dining room in f.
Stebbins IS new block Wednesday, Charlie Wong
block - '
John D. Hooker and wife Of Los Angeles, Cal.
are guests at the Hooker farm. Their son Law
renee student at Yale, was with them over last
Sunday.
There will be Democratic rally at the. town
nan Wednesday, Oct. 81, at which time Hon
Samuel b. Page Of Haverhi will address the
citizens.
- Miss Carrie Stearns went to Worcester, Mass
tuesday where she intends taking years course
IN vocal and instrumental music. Mrs. Stearns
accompanied her for a short stay. s...g
Rev. Stephen Smith and wife, NJ IS Leach and
wlte and g. A. Robertson and wife have been in
Lowell, Mass, this week attending a meeting of
the American Nlissionary.society
Mrs. E. II. Cass of Bristol, N. H., representing
the Boston Lecture bureau was in town last week
trying to arrange course of lectures. We have
not learned that she was successful. - =.
Thomas Shannon, who was arrested and lodged
in keene Jail for stabbng John Cooney of Win
chester. was released last Friday, the grand jury
not finding any indictment against him.
The Hinsdale High school foot ball eleven play
ed the Keene High school eleven az Keene Satnr-
day. The game resulted in a score of 20 to in
favor of the Keenes. The Hnsdale High school
play the Turner's Falls High school on Taylor s
field tomorrow.
VIM Reddin. who has been living on James
Hancock's farm on Chestnut Hill the past season,
was arrested on Saturday at the instance of the
keene humane society, for abusing the horses.
He was tried before Justice Horton and fined $50
and costs amounting to about S35 - -.-
Warren D. Holman and Miss Mary Lahiff of this
town were united in marriage Wednesday morn
ing in keene at the residence of Rev. c. Aver of
the Episcopal church. William Lahlh, brother
of the bride. was best man, and Miss Maggie Raj
erty maid of honor. The bride wore green corded
silk trimmed with white lace and bridal roses.
The wedding party dined at the Cheshire House
and the bride and groom left on the afternoon
train for a short wedding trip. ON their return
Mr. and Mrs. Holman will occupy c. d. Merri.
mans house on Canal street.
A rusty looking individual with arm in a
sling appeared on our streets last Thursday
wheeling bicycle. He claimed to have a broken
arm and said he was without money and must
either sell the WHEEL which he offered for $50, or
walk home which he said was beyond Bennng-
ton, Vt. On being questioning he became confused
and watching his chance, skipped out leaving the
bicycle near the post-ofice. Constable Kinds
took the same in charge and now has 1t, awaiting
an owner. Upon the bicycle an umbrella and
a bundle containing plush blanket, a compass,
pencils and other tourists articles. The bicycle
is evidently the property of some tourist which
the fellow had stolen.