Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-04-27
HINSDALE. N IT
town for short visit.

inolc Will ne q special meeting of Wan
tastiquet grange tomorrow evening.
w. r. F. johnson and wife of Putnev.
w., are at Geo. A. Johnson's, Brattleboro
street.
Misses Ella c. Tilden and Florence Kit
tredge of Lowell, Mass, are visiting at f.
w. Tilden's.
Mrs. w b. Stacy and little daughter of
Holyoke, Mass, are at Geo. Britton's for
a short stay.
Mrs. Amasa b. Davis, on the Mortified
road, is visiting her son, f. c. Davis, in
Hartford, Conn.
Arad Gilbert, who has been in Chicopee,
Mass, the past week carpentering, return
ed to town last week.
NJ. d. White, station agent, took hv-
ing trip ito Springfield Mass, last Satur-
day, returning Sunday.
c. P. Cotton of Ludlow, VT, and daueh-
ter, Mrs c. f. Eaton of Keene, were at
NJ. V. Colton's last week.
G. c. Cook adyertises his household
furniture at auction tomorrow afternoon
at his home on Church street.
Miss Emma L. Cooper Of Lebanon, n.
H., has been spending the past week in
town, visiting relatives and friends.
The Amherst college glee and banjo club
will give one of their fine entertainments
at the town hall Thursday evening, May
10.
Rev. Stephen Smith of the Congrega-
tional church exchanged pulpits last sun
day with Rev. II. A. Hanaford of Win
chester.
f. j. Richards spent last Sunday with
his sister in Fall River, Mass, and has
this week been in Boston buying spring
goods
Rev. Geo. E. Noble of Woodsvile. n.
H., formerly Methodist pastor here, has
been making a call on his friends here and
at North Hinsdale this week
James Snow of Boston took advantage
of the holiday, Patriots day, and visited
his parents here, returning Monday to the
business college which he is attending.
NJ. S. Leach, the carriage maker, has
done thriving business all winter, giving
employment to eight hands. He has built
| carriages to be sent to Windsor, Chester,
Springfield and Greenfield A 12-foot
wagon with drop axles, capacity 25OO
| pounds, has recently been built for the
West Chesterfield creamery.
The two breweries, so called, on the
| island near BrattebOro, were raided Satur-
day night by Sheriff RiXford and y. d.
Stafford of Winchester, Constable Kinds,
| Policeman Metcalf and L. Is. Lamson.
! Quantities of beer were found at both
! places and their keepers Orlen Ellis and
Frank Turner, arrested. They were brought
to Hinsdale and arraigned before Justice
| Hooker, fined $50 and costs, being a sec
ond offence. The total amounts were
9G3 Is for Turner and SG4.23 for Ellis.
a very pleasant entertainment took
Place at the town hall Wednesday evening
under the auspices of Unity lodge, No. 10,
l. O. O. F., it being the 10Th anniversary
of Odd Fellowship in America. The pro
gram included singing by the Hnsdale
High school glee club, prayer by Rev.
Stephen Smith; bass solo, Geo. A. Hol-
land; lecture, Rev. A. j. Hough of Brat
| tleboro baritone solo, w. b. Wilder, and
two selections by the Hinsdale banjo club.
The entertainment was free and was en-
joyed by large audience.
The state cattle commission was in town
last Friday and examined the cows of d.
A. Owen, Edward Blanchard, Daniel
Smith, Arthur Taylor, Russell Briggs,
Lockhart Wellman and Milkman w. y,
Pike. They found only one COW that
showed any signs of tuberculosis, and that
one OF MT. IKE ;, NulCu was hlllcu lul'
medately and found to be only in the first
stages of the disease, We understand that
Mr.. Pike requested the commissioners to
come and examine his cows every three
months. His customers appreciate his
taking such precautions 70 give them pure
milk.
The ninth session of the Cheshire Coun
ty Temperance union was held at the city
hall, Keene, today, April ~, opening will
a praise and devotional service at o'clock
led by the president, f. p. Richardson
Following this were l5-minute speeches
by such temperance workers as Rev. G. II
DeBevoise Rev. A. c. Fay, Rev. J. S
Colby, Rev. w. G. Poor, Rev. A; w. Hand
Rev. Stephen Smith, J. j. Brisbane, Rev
j. Cairns, DR.. V. w, Leach and John II
Murray. The evening session opens al
7:2O, DR.. G. b. Twitchell presiding, an'
addresses by ex-GoY. Goodell, Hon. Samue
b. Page and John II. Murray of the New
York Bethany Home, will occupy the time