Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-11-27
HINSDALE, N. II

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Dan Roberts is spending a few days in
Ewing this week.
Miss Ida Eaton is spending the week at
her Tower Hill home.
Frank Stearns is now able to be ont after
his recent serious relapse.
Local butchers report very good poul-
try trade for such foul weather.
W. H. Lyman and family spent Thanks.
giving with Mrs. Lyman's parents.
U. II. Higgins is now somewhat better
than he has been for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Howe spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Reed at Lake Pleasant.
Mrs. James O'Brien and her mother.
MRS Talbot, are visiting in Dana, Mass.
John Taylor, who is employed in Har-
risvllle, has been home for the past week.
MISS Eliza Curran, who has been an in
writing. w '-''
Nd. >: Leach is building two extra heavy
truck sleighs for Greenfield and Bellows
Falls people. ''O"'
CHARLES Gray was able to go to Brattle-
ooro for Thanksgiving after his recent pro-
longed illness.
The Junior Y. P. S. G. E. IL prenarino
Tor an anniversary concert to be given Sun
day evening, Dec. 8.
Misses Annie and Katie Conway spent
thanksgiving with their sister, Mrs. E. F.
Cunningham, in Millers Falls.
Dwight Hosford, who has been in Ever
EFT, Mass, for the past eight months. is
spending few days in town.
Harry Smith returned from Colrain
Monday, where he has been coaching the
Colraln Athletic club foot ball eleven.
Harris Bolton of Mortified is spending a
short time with his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Higgins, on Hancock street.
The Cheshire county union of the Y. P.
5. Q. f. will meet in the First Congrega-
tional church at Keene Thursday, Dec. II.
Frank Archibald returns to Colrain to-
morrow to begin his winter term of school.
after spending a weeks vacation at his
home here.
Harry Holland witnessed the Dartmouth
Williams foot ball game at Hanover Satur-
day as guest of his cousin, Carl Richards.
Dartmouth '97.
Newton Stearns has recently planted
three elm trees in front of his Main street
residence to replace the three maple trees
which are dying.
Mrs. Chas. d. Whitaker and two chill
dren are spending the 10 days vacation
with Mr.. Whitaker at the Farren House.
Turner's Falls, Mass.
Rev. H. E. Parker of the Methodist
church preached the sermon at the union
Thanksgiving service held in the Univer-
salist church Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Leach of Mantle, Conn,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents. She
now has large classes in vocal and instru-
mental music in Mantle.
Rev. A. A. Blair was in town the first of
the week to superintend the removal of his
household effects to Norwood, Mass,
where he has accepted a call.
Will Lyman and Will Whitaker rode to
Turner's Falls on their wheels Saturday in
the snow storm. The former is visiting
his grandparents in Greenfield.
Mrs. G. S. Howe returned Saturday from
Boston where she had been visiting her
daughter, Miss Carrie, who is a student in
the Boston school of expression.
The savings bank has paid up all in
debtedness which was caused by the Dor
rowing of money to pay deposltors before
an injunction was placed upon it.
James Archibald has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. c. <. Barker, in Orange, Mass.
the past week. He played substitute on
the Colrain foot ball team Saturday.
Mrs. F. P. Kinds is visiting for a week
in Mortified, Vt, and vicinity. Mrs.
Jessie Kinds of Chesterfield is assisting at
the boarding house during her absence.
U. U. Brigham, the head pharmacist at
the Worden company's, has gone into the
hen business and hopes to derive pleasure
and great deal of profit from his venture.
Patrick Duffy of Franklin Falls, N. H..
is in town visiting his sister, Miss Rose
Duffy. He goes to Harrisville Monday to
take charge of the carding room in the
Cheshire mills.
This evening at the Congregational
chapel Rev. W. E. Renshaw will take as
his subject "Some causes for thankful
ness" Sunday morning he will speak up
on "The coming kingdom"
Mr.. Mason, first assistant in the High
school, expects to be able to resume his
duties at the beginning of the new term
next Monday. Mr.. Clark, classmate of
Mr.. Mason at Dartmouth, who has substi-
tuted for Mr. Mason, has been well liked.
Mr.. Mason has been forbidden by his physi-
clan to reenter the glee club.
Rev. w. K. Renshaw married two couples
from Wilmington Tuesday, Walter w.
Wilder and Ida Canedy, and Judson A.
Stafford and Mabel r. Ballou. Soon after
the ceremony Constable Kinds received a
telephone message from Mr.. Mcclure OF
Brattleboro to prevent the parties from
marrying as both the girls fathers objected
The Hinsdale mills are not starting as
rapidly as could be wished Since recent
editorial in a county paper saying that
the Halle e. Frost company were only
waiting for their help to arrive, the con-
Germ has been flooded with personal appli-
cations and letters for work. The concern
is starting as fast as orders will warrant
and have sufficient help about town await
ing work to run all of the plant that will
be in operation for some time.
A. F. Fisher has closed his photograph
studio for the winter to reopen in the
spring. He and his family will spend
Thanksgiving with his brother in Glare.
mont and then he will go to Boston to
work in the bicycle business, while his
wife and son will remain in Claremont
j. F. French of Keene has leased Mr.
Fishers gallery and will be in town every
Thursday from $3.50 to until Jan. l to dc
work.
Thanksgiving Guests and Visitors.
M. S. Leach and family took dinner will
j. E. Hall at Brattleboro, as did also Capt
G. P. Hall and family of Shelburne Falls
Mass.
Myron Minis and family of Keene wer,