Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-02-12
HINSDALE, N. H.

Mrs. James O'Brien is much better after
long illness.
n. NJ. Worden is in Boston this week on
business trip.
The sixth of Fay's assemblies will be
held Friday night.
viii Stevenson is suffering from a car
buncle on his neck.
G. A. Clifford has gone to New York
city on business trip.
Charles Fletcher is working at the
Brghtwood paper mill.
Miss Cora Davis of Winchester visited
at F. II. Fuller's this week
Mrs. Fred Wilder of Millers Falls is Wis
iting at G.. A. Robertson's.
Mrs. Eugenia Eaton is a little better,
and able to sit up somewhat.
Clarence Derry of Keene visited friends
in town the first of the week.
Rev. w. +. Renshaw will preach on
classification" Sunday morning.
f. c. Robertson and son Wnifred went
to New y ork city Tuesday morning.
Miss Helen Mayo of Lima, Ohio, has
been visiting Miss Florence Goddard.
O. G. and G. A. Robertson went to Bel
lows Falls Monday on a business trip.
Warner Barrett went to Fitchburg the
first of the week to visit his brother.
F. II. Fuller while in Orange, Mass,
last week lost his valuable bull terrier,
Perley Harvey has left Waites lumber
camp and has gone to Guilford to work.
Mrs. NJ. c. Cook returned Friday after
an extended visit with relatives in Boston.
The Chautauqua circle will meet with
Miss A. NJ Barrows next Monday even
ing.
Henry Barrett and daughter Mamie
have gone to Wendell to visit Mr. Barrett S
son.
Eghty-five new books by miscellaneous
writers have been added to the town IL
brary.
Prof. c. II. Patterson will read the ser
mon at the Universalst church Sunday
morning.
A sleighride from Ashuelot passed
through here Friday afternoon on its way
to Mortified.
Mrs. Byron Earle of Lexington, Mass.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eaton, at Mrs
Frank Saffords.
Mrs. Z. V. Aldrich will lead the teach
ers' meeting at the Congregational churcl
Monday evening.
Miss Flora f. Spencer of Keene is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. G. S. Carkins and
Mrs. Walter Todd.
Will Taylor recently caught a fine string
OF pickerel at Pisgah ponds. Four fish
weighed I! pounds.
The High school closes Feb. 20. AL
the other schools in town close next FRIDAY
for a two weeks vacation.
Charles Stafford took his furs to Boston
this week He has some of the finest foY
skins that he has ever sold.
The pupils in the second grammar
school are to have sleghride TO Win
chester Saturday afternoon.
The prize contest in oratory by the junior
class OF the High school will take plac,
Wednesday evening, Feb. pa
Homer Stratton of West Swanzey at
tended the grange meeting and visited hi:
many friends in town this week.
There will be "Hayseed" social at Ed
gar Bartlett's Monday evening under thu
auspices of the Methodist church.
Miss Bertha Lewis returned from Madi
son, n. j., Wednesday, where she ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Altman.
Frank Rouillard, who is working II
Springfield, Mass, intends to enter thu
Baltimore medical school in the spring.
Newhall Il Stebbins's machine shop ha
started up with nearly the full number o
employees. They have number Of orders
The c. J. Amidon mill runs few hour
after O'Clock evenings on account of tn,
low water and ice in the canal during tn,
day.
Our town meeting comes three week
from next Tuesday and no articles for tn
warrant have been handed in at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Anna Minis, Familiarity known a
"Grandma Minis" will be 90 years old OF
Feb. 10. She is able to visit her neigh
bors.
There will be an entertainment mex
Wednesday evening at the Congregations
church in connection with the ladies' so
ciety.
Miss Janette Bascom is i'll with billion
attack. Mrs. Rose Bascom of Boston i
caring for her. Mrs. Washburne is mucl
better
Messrs. Irwin and Hall of Keene are T.
assist the pastor in special evangelist
service at the Congregational church thi
evening.
A. w. Mead and Mr.. Chaplin have ha
| quite a severe attack of the prevailing sor
| throat. Mrs. Mead is just recovering fror
an attack.
A sketch of the neghboring town q
Greenfield appeared in the January Ne,
| England MAGAZINE, and can be obtained a
the library.
A saw and saw-frame has just been con
peted at Holman's machine shop for I
! w. Purrington's box mandatory in Co
rain, Mass.
A. T. Cobb of Chesterfield was in tow
last week with a nobby rig-buckskin coli
recently purchased of Ed Applin, hitche
to fancy sleigh.
The class of '97 of the High school ha
invited Rev. W. f. Renshaw to deliver III
baccalaureate sermon on Sunday, June
and he has accepted the same.
The ladies' missionary meeting of IL
Congregational church, which was pos
poned on account of the recent snO
storm, will be held in about month.
Mrs. Ann Thomas is somewhat bett,
AMI her daughter returned to West Swal
zey SATURDAY.. Miss Jennie Chappell
West Swanzey is now caring for her,
Christian Endeavor day was observe
Tuesday evening with a special program
"Points of the compass" by the Endeav
society of the Congregational church.
The Halle & Frost Manufacturing cor
pany's water pipe from their we'll on Hig
land avenue has been frozen for the pa
two weeks, but is now nearly thawed GU
Eugene Savage has finished work