Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-04-10
HINSDALB, N. H.

HINSDALE, N. H.
All the schools closed yesterday in OBJ
servance of Fast day.
Charles E. KeyOu has been attending
the horse show in Boston this week.
Mrs. Clara Roberts of Erving, Mass.
visited in town a part of this week.
Miss Flora Liscom has returned to her
studies in Cowles's art school, Boston.
Miss Mabel Walker of Greenfield, Mass,
visited at F. w. Tilden's part of this week.
Messrs. Bailey, Adams and Richards
have returned to their duties at Dartmouth.
Hope Chautauqua circle meets next Mon
day evening with Miss Bardwell, Canal
street.
Miss Mildred Hanrahan of Brattleboro
has been spending the week with friends
in town.
Miss Mabel Hammond of Concord, Mass,
is now employed in the millinery depart
ment at G. E. Keyou's.
Miss Grace Fales has taken position in
Miss Belle Emerson's millinery and dress
making rooms in Brattleboro
The annual prize speaking of the junior
class of the High scho) d occurs Wednesday
evening, April 20.
Cornelius Fitzgerald and Walter L. Todd
served as jurors at the county court at
Keene this week.
Miss Marguerite Fitzgerald returned last
Saturday to her school in Boston, and Miss
Mitchell leaves tomorrow.
Miss Agnes Tubbs has been chosen di-
rectess of the recently organized ladies'
chorus of the High school.
Miss Abbie Taft of Keene, formerly a
teacher in the Depot street primarys lool,
spent last Sunday with friends in TOW
There will be temperance meeting at
the Congregational church next Sunday
evening, with an address by the pastor.
The first maple sugar supper of the sea-
son was served by the ladies of the Metho-
dist society, in the vestry, Wednesday even
ing.
Miss A. j. Hinchey has been in Boston
this week and returns Monday to Mrs. L..
| p. Wise's, where she is to assist in the
millinery department.
There will be an adjourned school meet
ing at the town hall at 1 o'clock to-mor-
row to consider the purchase of new
heater for the Depot street building.
Rev. Father Wilde will lecture on "Sci-
ence and faith at the High school build
ing this, Friday, evening, as the fifth en-
tertainment in the High school course.
Mrs. J. II. Wetherbee of Southbridge,
Mass, came Wednesday evening to join
her husband, who has recently bought the
stock of the w. +. Sanders Furni'ur com
pany.
Misses Margie and Annie White attend.
ed the marriage at South Vernon, Tues
day. of Miss Mary Rourke of that place
and William Donovan of Springfield
Mass.
Rev. j. II. Knott of the Methodist
church has been assigned to the parish al
Hampstead, y. H., and leaves for there
on Monday next. Rev. T. w. Sproule will
succeed him.
f. +. Stratton advertises his entire stock
of jewelry and stationery at great reduc
ton in prices for the remainder of this
month. Mr.. Stratton intends closing ou
his business and leaving town.
Frank p Conway of the medical depart
ment of the University of Vermont, Bur
lngton, has a position in the hospital a
Baldwinsville, Mass, for the summer ant
went there yesterday TO begin his duties.
At meeting of the Congregational so
ciety Monday evening the same committe
of finance was elected as served last year
Geo $. Wilder was reelected as treasure
and w. II. Lyman was elected commit
tee on ushCrs.
All the churches, except the Methodist
observed Easter. There was a profusio
of evergreen and potted plants at all. Ii
the evening the children connected with tn
Universalist society gave concert in tn
audience room, which was greatly enjoye
| nv the very large audience present
The subject of the missionary meeting o
the Christian EndeavOr society Tuesda
evening was China. 1t was led by Mis-
Park and she drew map on the board
locating the different places in China, ant
on table were arranged various produc
tions from there. 1t was an exceedingl
interesting and instructive meeting.
The first Sunday train was run through
here last Sunday en- route from Springfield
to Keene. 1t arrived at :35 and returne'
at sos a. NJ. 1t stops at all stations TO
passengers and hauls the milk car tina
runs on the daily freight from Keene VII
Northampton to Boston. This train will
be run until the regular summer Sunda
train is put on, when it will be taken of
r. f. Greeley of the commission hous
of Greeley, Frost & Cushman, Boston an
4 New York, and John II. Kimball of tn
Hillsboro Wooden Mills company, have Sc
cured an interest in the Halle & Eros
4 Manufacturing company and will take a
5 active part in the management of its a
fairs. Ex-Lieut. Gov. VIM. II. Halle c
! Springfield, Mass, will remain as pres
r dent of the company and Henry G. Hail
as treasurer r. A. Clegher will be retair
E ed as superintendent.