Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-09
HINSDALB. N, II.

Athol fair.
Mrs. E. ]. Richards is visiting in Han
over, N. II.
Mrs. Cuthbert of Keene is visiting Mrs.
Jane Archibald.
Harry Williams of Boston is visiting the
Misses Murphy.
Deacon Alfred Marble is thought to be
somewhat better.
William Royce is laying foundation for
barn at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Howe visited at G.
S. Howe's recently.
George Day made short visit to Orange
the first of the week.
Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Myron Dickerman
visited in Greenfield.
Charlie Gray is slowly improving, being
able to sit up somewhat.
Willie Whitaker visited in Turner's Falls
the first part of the week.
Several new appointments have been
made in the fire department.
Miss Carrie Mason of Townshend, (Vt.),
is visiting at L. f. Liscom's.
Lizzie Barker of Keene spent few days
with Lizzie Robertson recently.
Miss Myrtle Stafford of Keene has been
visiting with relatives in town.
Guy Smith is working at the bakery dur
ing the absence of the proprietor.
Prof. C. II. Patterson read a sermon at
the Universalst church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Melvin are visiting
in Antrim and Hillsboro for week.
Paul Mann went to Keene Monday to
work in Billiard & Shedd's drug store.
Chandler Joslyn has cousins from
Bridgewater, (Vt.), visiting at his home.
George Alexander has been quite i'll with
rheumatic fever, but is now convalescent.
Harry, Grace and Alta Faulkner of Whit
ingham visited at U. u. Brigham's last
week.
Joe Young has finished work at Hills
boro Bridge, and returned to his home
here.
Miss Abbie Hinchey of Hydeville, (Vt.),
has resumed her duties as milliner at Mrs.
Wise's.
Miss Bertha Hall who has been spending
the summer at Alstead, returned home last
Friday.
II. E. Parker, a theological student, has
been appointed to preach at the Methodist
church.
Thos. Smith and Ernest Latham shot a
coon Tuesday afternoon, weighing 20
pounds.
Mrs. Melvin Perham and daughter of
Hartford, Conn, are visiting at F. o.
Packard's.
Christine Brigham gave party to few
of her friends to celebrate her sixth birth
day anniversary.
The w. c. T. U. held an annual meet
ing last Tuesday. The officers for last
year were reelected.
The paper mill owned by G. A. & o. c..
Robertson closed last week and is running
short time this week.
T. Quinn is moving from the rear OF
Purcell's house on High street into Jack
sons block on Main Street.
Miss Lena Denison and friend, Miss May
Berkinshaw, returned Monday from the
"Sinclair House." Bethlehem.
Miss Caroline Howe returned to Boston
Thursday to enter upon her second year al
| Curriers' school of expression.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Saben and child OF
Bellows Falls are visiting Mr.. Stben's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Saben.
John Streeter, of Vineland, N. j., is Wis
iting at his home. He was delegate TO the
Populist national convention at st. Louis
There will be game of foot ball Satur
day between the Hinsdales and Brattle
boros, but the place has not been decided.
The High school glee club held its first
rehearsal Wednesday night. They have
been invited to sing at the next Republican
rally.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Smith of Gilsum
were visiting at the Congregational parson
age last week and attended the Valley
Fair.
Ralph Metcalf is president of the Chris
tian Endeavor society instead of Miss Ids
Horton, who has resigned, having lief
town.
The subject for next Sunday morning
discourse at the Congregational church il
"Two kind of rewards" All are cordial!
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wilder and son, Rob
ert, of Millers Falls, visited in town tn
past week. Robert will remain here TO
the present.
The second Republican rally will be hell
at the town hall Oct. 81. Hon. Frank G
Clarke, candidate for Congress, will deliv
er an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Higgins are taking
carriage drive to Rutland and vicinit
visiting Mr.. Higgins's sister, Mrs. Perkins
and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Valmore Aldrich, VIII
have been at Sunset Hill House, Suga
Hill,N. H., for the summer, returned HON
Thursday of last week.
The pastor of the Congregational churcl
is, from time to time, giving a series o
lectures on the Bible. The chronology @
the Bible was the subject last Sunda
evening.
Miss Julia Smith, formerly of HinsdalC
has bought out a boarding house in Fitch
burg, Mass, and her sister Dora and he
cousin, Miss Julia Streeter, have gone t
work for her.
The Hinsdale Reserve base ball tear
was defeated at Mortified, Saturday,by
score of 7 10 6. The NorthfeldS cam
here Wednesday afternoon and were DE-
feated Is to2.
After the regular meeting of the Cd
Fellows Monday night a supper was serve
and pleasant social held, with music b
the male quartet. Gard playing was Ell
joyed by some.
Mrs. NJ. H. Bardwell, who has been a
invalid for years, has gone to Greenfield
visit her sister, Mrs Newton. This is I'll
first time in IS years that Mrs. Bardwe
has been out of town.
Word was received Wednesday that Re
Father Wilde was coming home Thursda
Although the party had not shot de-
they had seen many small ones. The
are waiting for larger game.