Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-10-05
HINSDALB, N. H.


C. E. wheden of Springfield, Vt, was in town
part of last week.
Dentist w f. Fay went to Boston on business
the first of this week.
Mrs Mary Metcalf Of Bellows Falls has been
spending the week at Z. w Perrys.
Mrs L. p. Ferrin returned last week from a
two weeks visit to friends in Massachusetts.
w j. Merritt has closed out his stove and tin
store on Canal street, and will move to Northheld
The ladies of the Methodist society served a
chcken-pie dinner in the vestry yesterday noon.
Mrs NJ. Z. Reed of Worcester, Mass, has re
turned home, after several weeks visit at Nelson
Estey's.
Miss A. NJ Barrows returned last week Thurs
day from two weeks visit with friends in Leba-
non, n. II.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Russell Of Hoosick Falls, y.
Y, are visiting Mrs. Russell's mother, Mrs Brad
ford Brtton.
Mrs. NJ. II. Newhal has moved her household
goods to Bratteboro, where she will live with her
daughter, Mrs. &. F. Britton.
The McGibeny family occupied the town hall
last evening, Thursday. and the Circus girl
VIII appear tomorrow night.
Charlie L. GRAY returned last week Thursday
from Hotel Look on White Mountains, where he
has been employed the past season.
Mrs +. Z. Field and daughter Florence have
been spending few days with her brother, Wal
ter Sabeu, in West Gardner, Mass.
Miss l.. ma Denison has returned from Bethe
hem. n. H.. where she has been employed the
past season at the sinclair House
70 ! I.
ESQ., of Springfield, Mass, we're in town Wednes
day as the guests of Edward Stebbins
Mr.. and Mrs +. V. Aldrich returned Wednesday
from the Sunset Hill House, Sugar Hill, n. H.,
where they have been during the past summer.
Mrs S f l.scom has gone to spend the winter
with her husband at Narrows Light. Boston Har-
b, r. Miss Anna Liscom has gone to Hudson,
a. H.
g. s. Howe Geo NJ Wright and F. II. Jones.
who were drawn as jurors, have been in Ports.
mouth. n. H., this week attending the United
States court.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, Miss Roberts and
Mt Holt have returned from Camp White, River
side, r. l., where they have been spending the
su inner.
Geo. w. Streeter has finished work at NJ. V Col
toms, Dan Conway taking his place MIR. Streeter
will open dining room in f. Stebbins's new block
as soon as completed.
The j. e Comerford Theatrical company gave
three frst-cass entertainments at the town hall
last week Thursday. Friday and Saturday even
ings, to good sized audiences
Miss Mary Beans er has taken the place as mil
liner for c, E. Keyon AID is in Boston this week
making selections for the fall and winter trade
Her sister, Mrs. Latham is with her.
Dr. F. H. Burnett has sold out his practice here
to Dr. H. S. Beland. DR.. and Mrs. Burnett will 20
to DuXbury Mass, where the doctor VIII have
charge of the practice OF a friend Tor rev
months.
VIM. Mannis and Miss Mary Golden were mar
ried Wednesday morning at the Roman catholic
| church Rev Father Wilde officiating. After the
| ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the
| brides home on Mortified street. Mr.. and Mrs
Mannis left on the 9:2i train for short wedding
| trip
The Cniversalist state convention met at Mari
| boro y H. this week The society here chose
| last SUNDAY Miss owen and Miss Scott delrgates
| to the Sunday school convention which was held
! Tuesday and Mrs. Wood Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs.
| Snow and Miss l. Phia BGrrows were chosen del
| egates to the general convention held Wednes Hay
and Thursday
! Cheshire county teachers institute is being
| held today in the High school build ny, WmcheS.
| ter y II The day wilt be given mp To the Il .utl
! exercises. and this evening Hon. q. I. Fletcher
of the Massachusetts state board of education viii
! lecture on "Th- educational system of MasSachu-
setts" All the schools here close. giving the
! teachers and scholars a chance to attend
Rosa A. Harmon, wife Of William D. sullivan,
died Wednesday morning after "A short Illness
Her age was % She was born and always lived
| i'm Hinslale aud was the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
| James Harmon. She was quiet, unoptruSlNe
| Young woman. and mad many friends who viii
| sincerely mourn her ss. She leaves besides her
husband. a father two brothers and two sisters
The funeral was held this, Friday, morning at the
| Roman Catholic church. The burial was IN the
| Catholic cemetery at Brattleboro.
Last Monday evening n genuine house warming
| was given Editor Spooner, Of The Valley Record
| and family who have Just moved into their new
| home on High'an avenue. There were present
| about 125 friends including the Grand Army post
| and Relief corps. of which organizations Mr.. and
| Mrs Spooner are members. The Relief corps
| presented Mrs. SpOOner with a handsome eli ar,
| while members Of the post contributed cash, and
| there were numerous other presents REFRESH
| ments were served and a general good time wa
| enjoyed by all