Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-11-20
H[NSDALE, N. H.
Charlie Gray is able to be down stairs.

Charlie Gray is able to be down stairs.
O. Hale is assisting at F. II. Fuller &
Co.'S store.
Ed. Goodenough is visiting at Mrs. b.
Hastings's. -.-.
All the schools in town closed today for
weeks vacation.
S. NJ. Wilder has sold his horse "Snip"
to Bertram Brivin.
The Worden company have added tin
ware to their stock.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sprague welcomed
son Tuesday night.
Mrs. Sumner is spending a few days
with Mrs. o. II. Higgins.
George Gill of the north part of the town
is working in Brattleboro.
Mrs Arthur Drury has been visiting her
parents in Fitzwilliam.
John Thomas has been visiting his
brother, William, in Keene.
Miss Emma Barrett of North Uinsdale
has been visiting in Hartland, Vt.
Hope Chautauqua circle will meet next
Monday evening with Miss Pare.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. w. Merritt last Friday morning.
Charles Pettee of North Hinsdale has
built large wind mill to draw water.
Frank Archibald is expected home from
Colrain, Mass, to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs Geo. Delphy and son Wilfred an
visiting relatives in North Adams, Mass
Lizzie Gray went on Saturday to vsIt
her sisters, Florence and Annie, in Bosbb.
Louis Brillon and family have mokd
from Canada back to Hinsdale, where thy
formerly lived.
The post-office will be closed from Ito
5 o'clock, Thursday, Nov. 20, Thanksv-
ing day.
Mrs. Abbie Hitchcock of Bellows His
visited for few days at Mrs. Gege
Howe's.
Many from here attended the PIeA-
Tyler wedding at West Mortified Weds-
day afternoon.
Gilbert Richmond has disposed ofS |
barrels of bis apples to New York q |
mission merchant.
Mrs. Frank Young and child are visg |
Mrs. Young's sister, Mrs. j. P. McCat |
ern, at Bellows Falls. |
o. H. Higgins, who has not been |
for some months, has been confined to |
bed for the past few days.
Mrs. jackson Doolittle died of pneu- |
MIA, Nov. II, at the south part of the &c |
She was the mother of Mrs. Frank Ell. |
Mrs. Fanny Butler and mother,
Myra Thomas, are spending few We
with relatives in Athol and Royals
Mass. /
1t is expected that the Hinsdale ele
will play the Shelburne Falls foot
eleven at Shelburne Falls Thanksgivl
day.
Miss Flora Taylor, who has been wd
ing at the White Mountains during
summer and at Westport later, has retu
ed to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Leach and daught
Ia, are al Westmoreland for few df
this week celebrating Mr.. Leach's fathe
87th birthday anniversary.
John Powers has been called home fr
Schaghticoke, N. Y, and William Tay
from South windham, Me-, to assist
starting c. j. Amidon & Sons MILL
Mrs. John Hooker and daughter Mar
of California, who have been in Euro
visited relatives at the old Hooker ho
stead this week on their return home.
Amidon's mill whistle sounded WedI
day morning for the first time since
March. II is starting up with rev ma
at first, but will increase them rapidly
The annual prize contest in oratory 81
for the last six years by the junior ella
of the High school will take place al
the last of January or the first OF Feoru
W.. F. johnson of Putn"y has BOZ
the Herman Shaw house on brattle!
street and will probably occupy 1t al
April 1.
FIJI. Fuller & Co. have received
load of potatoes from New York 81
which they are selling at the lowest
yet offered.
The usual Thanksgiving service vii
held in the Universalist church Ihur
evening, Nov. 20. Rev. 81. E. Park'
the Methodist church will preach
mon.
The "Quill' was issued today. IL
taips some interesting stories, WIN
news of the school, also portrait OF
ence B. Dawson, member OF the SC
recently deceased.
George E. Robertson went to Bosto
Saturday to visit his mother, VINO Is
Massachusetts General hospital. I
ports his mother as very comfortaol
more contented than she expected
For the Winchester rally last SAT-
night 2O4 tickets were sold from
About 125 Hinsdale men were Ill lino
rving lanterns, a number OF them oil
in uniforms secured by Victor Cote.
At the meeting of the Red Men Tu
evening. three members took the c
degree Forty-seven of the Quonel
tribe. No. 2, OF BrattleboIo were pr
also six from Pokahoket, No. ~, 81
After the meeting corn and venison
served.
Next Sunday, Old Folks day, v
observed at the Methodist church'
pastor, H. E. Parker, will preach !
to the old folks in the morning.
evening Thanksgiving and harves
cert will be given by the children
Sunday school.
Mrs. Robert Altman OF Madison
gave her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
q very pleasant surprise by appear
exnected last week Wednesday. 81
make 10 days visit. Her sister 1
who has been i'll for the last three u
will accompany her on her return II
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelly gayy'
son, Frank, a surprise party on u
birthday anniversary Friday even
which his classmates we're lnVlteu'
ENJOYABLE evening was spent III
GAINES. after which refreshments
Served. Several presents were give
A very pleasant surprise party va Z
Mr. and Mrs. Henry DlcKeIn Sn