Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-30

chusetts towns.
Mrs. Dodge of Amherst will inspect
Sheridan Woman's Relief corps next
Thursday night.
Charlie Gray, who sat up Sunday several
hours, was not able to sit up Monday and
had poor night.
O. II. Higgins has three of his teams
drawing ties from Warwick to Winchester,
for a Warwick man.
r. w. Carpenter and family of Brattle-
boro have moved into ii. +. Hunters
house on Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davenport of Wash
ington, d. c., are visiting for a few days at
Mrs. Julia Davenport's.
The High school foot ball eleven are
trying to arrange game with the Spring
field, VT, High school team.
Joseph York and family are to move
back to Russia, their former home, the
times being so dull in this country.
Mrs. Newton Stearns and Mrs. Jane Ar
chibald, started Wednesday morning on a
carriage drive through towns in Franklin
county, Mass.
Paul Stacey and Della King, both of
Ashuelot, were married Tuesday at
o'clock at st. Joseph's Catholic church by
Rev. Father Wilde.
A few from here attended the torch
light procession at Keene Saturday night.
Eight years ago over 300 went from this
town and carried torches.
1t is expected that there will be foot
ball game on Taylor's field, Tuesday,
election day, between the Brattleboro Y.
NJ. G. A. and the Hinsdales.
Louis Fitzgerald is able to be out again
having been i'll several days with a severe
cold, during which time Clifford Royce
took his place on the order wagon.
| Monsieur Mann, superintendent of the
society 'or the prevention of cruelty to
children in Boston, spent a few days this
week with his sister, Mrs. c. c. Holton.
Dorsie Conway and Dennis Duggan had
a collision on their wheels Monday night
in front of Fuller's store. Neither We're
injured, but their wheels were pretty well
smashed up.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give good substantial dinner at the
church vestry next Tuesday, election day.
1t is hoped that the voters and their fam
lilies will attend
Mrs. George Robertson started again
Thursday morning to enter the Massachu-
|
ing to wait a week she came home last
week Thursday.
The High school gee club rehearses
Monday and Wednesday nights. They have
bought much new music, which will be
used at their concert which will be held
sometime this winter
The members of the High school will
have Halloween party Saturday night al
Fay's hall. Every person is requested &c
mask. There will be light refreshment:
with games and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Higgins encountered
a snow storm last week Thursday at Ply
mouth Union. Mr.. Higgins exchanged
his span of gays and carriage for a col
four years old, and buggy, while on the
road.
Mr.. Mason, first assistant in the Higl
school, is suffering with bronchial conges
ton, and probably will not be able to re
sumo his duties for two weeks or more
Clarke, Dartmouth, '95, has taken hi
place in school.
The October "Quilr' was issued las
week. Among its new features is his
tory of the first class that graduated from
the school, class of '83. Each month i
: will contain the history of class, down u
r the class of '96.
Stellman Snow of Winchester died Tues
; day night. Many from here will know
; him as the husband of Helen Titus, VIII
. lived in this town until her marriage
, Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Snow an
j her two young children
A quiet wedding took place at the HON
: of VIM. Royce on Kilburn street, Wed
Z nesday evening, when VIM. Royce an
$ Miss Mary Thomas were united in maj
! riage by Rev. W. E. Renshaw. Only
4 few invited friends were present.
The Cheshire County Bible society an
Sunday school association meet at the Firs
! Congregational church in Keene Thursday
e Amasa Davis and George Robertson wer
4 appointed as delegates to represent tn
! Congregational Sunday school.
The bi-monthly roll call of the CongrC
!, gational church will take place this even
: ing. This meeting will be for member
: only, and full attendance Is desired a
q matters of interest will come up. Thos
y who cannot attend will please send som
s message.
T. Willard Sprowles of Liberty, Neb.,
former pastor of the Methodist church {
this town, has been appointed from tn
New Hampshire conference to Wisconsin
!. where he has taken the pastorate of tn
s. Kingsley church in Milwaukee. A recel
ton was rendered him on the 22d.
The clerk of the Congregational churc
here recently received a letter from S.
Hinsdale, a lawyer of Denver, Colo, and
descendant of Col. Ebenezer Hinsdale, il
quiring about "a great silver tankard wit
Hinsdale coat of arms engraved upon it
left by the will of Abigail Slleman, wido
of Col. Ebenezer Hinsdale, to the churC
i, in Hinsdale.
g 1t is hoped that there will be numb
a. of flags swung to the breeze in this tow
y on Oct. 81, flag day; also that many boz
fires may be lighted at $3.50 o'clock on Il
''ee same evening. AS all the towns in the '
A. n, cnity are to celebrate this day it seen
that Hinsdale could do this at no expen
whatever. Perhaps it would wake up Il
ne town out of its sleep.
er Last Sunday was the 25th anniversa
. of the marriage of DR.. and Mrs. G.