Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-10-25
HINSDALH. N. II.


last evening.
Charles NJ. Pike of Harrisvllle, visited in
town this week.
Miss Margaret Leonard has been visiting
in Boston this week.
Several of our citizens took advantage of
the low rates and are visiting the Hub this
week.
E. d. CIowninshield of Auburn, N. Y,
was in town this week calling on his many
friends.
Hope Chautauqua circle meets next
Monday evening with Mrs. G. H. Wood,
Terrace Hill.
There was large attendance at the auc.
ton sale of G. e. Barretts personal prop
erty yesterday.
Mrs. II. A. Stone, who has been away
from town for nearly year, arrived Thurs
day for short stay.
The Winchester Star, a weekly paper to
be published in Winchester, made its first
appearance last Friday.
The selectmen have appointed c. S. Fay
town clerk, to fill out the unexpired term
of G.. A. Holland, resigned.
Sheridan Relief corps was inspected
spector, Mrs. Carr of Keene.
Concrete has this week been laid in the
driveway between the town hall and the
Fisk Paper company's blocks.
The women of the Universaist society
will hold their annual fair at the town hall
the second week in December.
George II. Thompson of Orange, Mass
in town Wednesday, and says his father,
condition does not change much.
The Boston & Maine have ordered two
more freight trains over their road, making
two freight trains each way day.
Mrs. Mary Hackett, former resident
who has been living in the West the pas
two years, was in town last week.
An "old time party will be held at tn,
town hall, Winchester, this, Friday, even
ing, under the direction of w. w. Ball.
There is considerable talk of having {
| dancing school here this winter, and it |!
expected one will start in few weeks.
Mrs. Gertrude Nichols and lite son re
| turned to White Plains, n. Y, Wednesda
after a visit of three weeks at Cascade farm
Mrs. Martha II. Smith of Brightwood,
former resident, is to spend the winter a
Lockhart Williamss on the Mortified
road.
Rev. w. E. Renshaw of Warner, N. H
who has accepted a call to the Congrega
tional church, will occupy that pulpit mex
Sunday.
G. A. Holland left Wednesday for Chico
pee Falls, Mass, where he has a positio
as clerk in the American Express CON
pany's office.
U. U. Brigham and family returne
Tuesday evening from South WhitinghaT
Vt, where they have been visiting Mr.:
Brigham's parents.
Mrs. E. l. Latham has closed her dress
making rooms in Stebbins block and Mis-
Estelle Spencer will soon reopen the room
for the same work.
Glenn p. Tarbell, who was called to LuC
low, VT, last week on account of the 5,
rious illness of his mother, returned Mon
day and reports his mother to be on tn
gain.
The Boston & Maine company have tn
week built a new flight of stairs leadiI
from Depot street to the station, and the
will receive the thanks of the entire con
munity.
Geo. w. Guy, who recently sold h
bakery here to NJ. p. Melvin, has bougl
bakery on State street, Springfield, Mass
and will soon move there and take pc
session of the same.
A farmers institute, Under the directio
of the state board of agriculture, was he
at the town hall on Tuesday of this wee
1t was an interesting meeting, althoug
the attendance was small.
7 Il. l..
riage drive TO Shelburne Falls, Mass, {
Monday. Mrs. Leach remained for a Wis
with her brother, Prof. C. p. Hall, TO
mer principal of our High school.
The irrigating stations at East and We
Eagle were raided again Tuesday evenir
by Sheriff Rixford and an assistant fro
Winchester. IntoXicants were found al
, we understand that the proprietors will a
pear at Winchester tomorrow and settle Il
Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Smith have be,
in town the past two weeks, packing the
household goods for storing, and aft
making their farewell calls left Wednesd
for East Douglas, Mass. This will be the
address for the present, as Mr.. Smith
no settled pastorate.
The local foot ball eleven defeated d
, Turner's Falls, Mass, Athletic associate
|, eleven in a well contested game on Taylor
, field last Saturday afternoon. Score 9 to
.. They will play return game with t
Bellows Falls, VT, eleven on the loo
grounds tomorrow afternoon, and an e
! citing game is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Cooper of Leblanc
N. H., were guests at the Barrows re
dence this week. Mr.. Cooper is W
known in town, his parents having fl
merly lived on the hill road from here
Northfield. He is now cashier of the LIE
anon national bank and is on his "
home from trip through the West in
interests of that institution.