Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-11
HINSDALE, N. H.

Mrs Lois p. Ferren is visiting in Wor-
cester.
Charles Ellis has finished work at Spot
ford lake.
George Pike of Harrisville was in town
recently.
Walter c. Todd is very much improved
in health.
George johnson is working at the South
Vernon depot
o. II. Higgins is spending the week at
North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spencer visited in
Keene this week.
Miss Minnie McGinnis is visiting in
Wallingford, VT.
c. NJ. Cook is blasting out the rock back
of his storehouse.
Erastus Fisher lost valuable horse last
week from insomnia.
Fred Wells, teacher of the first grammar
school, has go scholars.
Frank Stafford has concluded his engage
ment with Z. j. Shaw.
Miss Daisy Merritt of Amherst, Mass,
visited in town this week.
Deacon Marble, who has been i'll for
short time, is slowly improving.
The separator has been shut down on
account of the lack of patronage.
Miss Cora Wellman is spending a two
weeks vacation in Woodsville n. II.
Bertram Boivin will occupy the pulpit at
the Universalst church next Sunday.
Miss Margaret Leonard read sermon at
the Universalist church last Sunday.
Miss Annie Mitchell went to Boston
Friday. She is teacher in the Prince school.
c. D. Whitaker of Turner's Falls spent
few days in town with his family this week.
Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Sumner enjoyed
a carriage drive to Westminster this week.
Misses Phla Barrows and Emma Cooper
spent few days in Springfield, Mass, re-
Gently.
George Estey, former resident, now of
Fitchburg, spent few days in town re-
Gently.
H. A. Cook with son and his family, of
Marlboro, visited at George Cooks this
| week.
Mrs. Holland, with daughter and son, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, is visiting at Mrs. Joe
| Howe's.
Charles Fitzhenry and family and Mrs.
b. Burke of Medford, Mass, are at Alonzo
Bailey's.
Newton Stearns carries the scholars on
the Brattleboro road, to attend the schools
in town.
Herbert Wellington of Rindge, n. H.,
is visiting his uncle, George Wellington, on
Creampot Hill.
Miss Anna Brtton of Millers Falls has
been visiting her brother, George, and
other friends in town.
j. II. Wetherbee, the furniture man, at
tended the meetings of the New England
Undertakes association at Boston.
Fred and Jack Leonard and Fred Cotton
started last Saturday on bicycle trip to
Lebanon and the White Mountains.
Denny Roberts, while kicking a foot
ball Wednesday, made a miss-kick, and
the ball went through the hotel window.
Miss Agnes Tubbs, former teacher of
the kindergarten school, spent Sunday in
town. She is teaching at Agawam, Mass.
The Hinsdale Christian Endeavorers
captured both the banners at the county
convention held at Winchester Thursday.
The Misses Davenport of Washington,
D. c., spent few days with their grand
mother, Mrs. Julia Davenport, this week.
w. F. Duffy, a graduate of Dartmouth
college, is visiting his aunt, Miss Rose
|
c., the coming fall.
S. NJ. Dennson is spending the week
with his family, as the work is dull at the
Wason car works of Brightwood, Mass, in
which he is employed.
l.. Frank Liscom began harvesting his
tobacco Saturday. He has six acres of the
finest tobacco raised in the Connecticut
valley for many years.
Mrs. Myron Billings of Mortified Farms,
with son, Roger, and Miss Marion Billings
of Mortified, visited few days this week
with Mrs. John Archibald.
Mrs. Alice SWEET and son, Harry, OF
, Lynden, Mass, are spending the weel
with Mrs. Swett's father, Lockhart Well
man, on the Mortified road.
G. NJ. Cook has decided not to enter his
: trotting mare, "Blizzard," in the coming
Valley Fair races, as his time is taken VI
in perfecting his flying machine.
Ben Perry, while letting the water int
the fume Tuesday, captured from % to 81
eels, some of them very large. He dis
tributed them among his friends.
Several books have been added to tn
; Congregational Sunday school library
With these it will make nice collection o
good books for the scholars to read.
Mrs. Emily Wells of Chicago, widow @
the late Rev. Moses Wells, former paste
of the Congregational church here, is YER
e i'll, and not expected TO recover.
!, Rev. L. W. Delzell of Moosup, Conn,
u friend of Rev. VIM. Renshaw, preached a
: the Baptist church Sunday afternoon an
at the Congregational church in the ever
5 ing.
Daniel Coffey, while playing a practiC
game of base ball Tuesday afternoon, wa
hit in the face by pitched ball in such
manner as to break his jaw bone. 1t wa
dressed BY DR.. Pratt.
IS Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Blanchard, VIII
have spent the summer at Claremont, n
e turned Wednesday. Mr.. Blanchard
y looking somewhat better and we are please
to hear that Mrs. Blanchard is much in
y proved by her long rest 1t is good to Sc
IS our old residents among us again.
The Hinsdale base ball nine play IL
X Winchesters at Winchester Saturda
( Tuesday they play the Keene Y. NJ. G. L
10 Wednesday the Mansion House nine
Greenfield. Both of these games will
at Hinsdale. Murphy and Drawn of Il
New Bedfords are expected to be wit
them Tuesday and Wednesday of ne!
e week.
Il VIM. Booth and Mike Dempsey, while {
I the road to Brattleboro near the foot {
s. Mine mountain, came upon a rattlesnal
"a which they succeeded in killing. 1t mea
n ured four feet long and had nine rattle
vs. and was rare specimen, having a blaC
# back, the common color being light.