Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-10-12
m THE LOCAL FIELD.
HINSDALB, N. H.
alan Of the New Grand Army
F Hall.


alan Of the New Grand Army
F''' Hall.
r,, old town house, which for many
IuI luz. beenused by the Grand Army and
l'i n l' 'orns and other organizations, and
b ,lb II was voted to formally deed to
, ulIcr,nd Army post at the annual town
DE- U ,'nr last March, has been remodeled,
r5.as and an addition built, making
'lV ,'.,. attractive, comfortable little hall.
',u dedicated last Tuesday evening,
!, 'o' rery pleasing program of exercises.
'Nl%,rdcr NJ. II. Bardwell was master
' ,ollll.'monies DR.. w. S. Leonard made
,',,il address of welcome, the address
Gus, '.,s', evening being given by Ex-Lieut.
[. wv II Halle of Springfield. His ad-
5y NV. w,s mostly to the Grand Army boys
. .Iaos warmly received. Speeches were
W. ". made bv Rev. l.. NJ. Wilde, Rev.
A NV smith and Capt. f. II. Buffum of
,.iricb CT. There were solos by Geo.
uoIand and Miss Gertrude Leach, al
l,,l.nrs by Frank Archibald and Miss
S, Howe. Af.er the exercises re-
.Dbmonts were served. Then followed
!. '' bo,r of patriotic songs enjoyed with
~, bv all. Owing to the size of the hall
5.Ir ,bc Grand Army post, relief corps and
.Gr invited friends were present. Taken
4 ,orqher it was one of the occasions
-,,to he remembered by those present.
Mrs NJ D. Mann of Boston is visiting
,.r sister, Mrs. c. c. Holton~
Nh, A. A. Gile and young son of Wal
.,s are visiting at o. G. Robertson's.
w,s K. A. Cunningham has been visit
,,bqr brother at Beecher Falls, VT, the
Mt week
a W. Adams of Holyoke, Mass, is
rsring the week with his parents at Elm
TNi farm.
Miss Jennie L. Putney, after several
7.sks' absence, has returned to her home
% Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs II. E. Hunter are on two
14ks' visit to relatives and friends in
Massachusetts,.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Davis have been
r4Dding a part of this week with friends
Sbeburne Falls, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. Dumaresq of Boston
rat Tower Hill farm for a months stay.
vs Foster of Boston is there also.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Saben of West
irlner Mass, spent last Sunday with
w. Saben's parents on Canal street.
LYMAN H. Howe gave one of his phono.
-,1b concerts at the town hall Thursday
Fsang under the auspices of the Woman's
ltiei corp.
Nm. Worden and w. D. Ferrin returned
N1riay from a two weeks hunting and
ching expedition in Maine. They report
.ol success
John B. Gigan of Holyoke, Mass, has
y1tned the meat market in Fisk block
A.neIy run by A. S. Atwood. A. w
Bis, will assist him.
owing to the illness of Miss Graves
a.her Of the Bratteboro street primary
&ooI, Miss Delphy has had charge of thu
slool the past week.
Miss Ida Hubbard of Chesterfield is en-
ayorng to start a class in vocal music
Ne comes well recommended and we hope
Amay be successful
G-o. NJ. Perry has finished work for F
Z Fuller u Co., and John Smith, now il
be employ of II. R. Crowell, East North
si will take his place.
Nr. R. c. Howard of Mortified, Mass.
is her opening of millinery goods toda.
riiomorrow at her old stand, Mrs. Nor
ll Smiths, Main street.
wv. Spencer was drawn Tuesday a
ald juror and r. II. Briggs as petit jur
ITO attend the county court which con
1es at Keene next Tuesday.
COyden Sergeant of Brooklyn, Wis, i
town visiting his sister, Miss Emily Sar
alt and other relatives. He is brothe
i the late Charles r. Sergeant of thi
lTn.
The next meeting of Wantastique
alge will be held at Grand Army hal
Wednesday, evening, Oct. II. The frs
ID second degrees will be conferred o
Sslal candidates.
Enough names have been secured t
Irant starting a dancing school here
HJ. c. Howard of Walpole will be tn
-amct)r and the first lesson will proba
by be next week Friday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Smiley of South Newmarket
AH, preached at the Universalist churc
NSmday. The society have decided t
@,nue holding services at 4 p. NJ. for tn
aeeni with preaching by Rev. J. II. Ii
e6f Winchester
Tie Uniyersalist society hold huskin
AIy at the residence of Geo. p. Slat'
b1.iIeboro road, this, Friday, evening
upper will be served from 6 to s, whe
llcng in the barn will begin and COZ
1le throughout the evening; huskir
.lang the evening and red ears are qua
L'erI to be plentiful. Teams will be /
f@In4ss to carry all who wish to go, an
-- ride will take the form of a stra
Hope C., L. 5. c. held the first meetir
The season with the retiring presiden
a. ). Il. Holman, last Monday evenln
'lvn these officers were chosen for the el
'll! Year: President Miss NJ. l.. Ston'
T president, Mrs. F. II. Jones; seer
4E and treasurer, Miss Minerva Blu
88lsls; committee of program, Mrs. j.
Tuoa@an, Mrs. C. II. Wood, Miss Emn
OrrIman. The plan of study for the yei
WI include the history of architecture al
y" The next meeting will be held ne.
synilay evening with Miss Jessica Bar