Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-03-05

sons, Charles and Edward. Her grand
daughter, Miss Zoe Sanderson, accompan-
led her.
Material from Westhed, Mass, has come
to Newhall d Stebbins's machine shop for
the boxes which they ship their lawn
mowers in. Frank SteaIns is to put the
boxes together.
D. L. Sanderson, the veteran horse
dealer, recently sold carload of horses in
Worcester, and was home for few days
visit. He has gone West to buy more
horses this week.
1t was stated in last weeks paper that
John Corliss had hens egg that was st
by 81 and weighed four ounces. 1t should
have read by 81 and weighed 81 ounces.
Henry Latham has an egg st by ~ which
weighs four ounces.
Mrs. Mevir X. Warner. who died re-
Gently in Brightwood of heart disease. was
a daughter of Mrs. Chas. Smith, who lived
in the south part few years ago. She
was also sister of Mrs. o. B. Tyler. She
leaves husband and three small children.
Smith A. Esten, who is designer in the
rubber works in Mllville, Mass, came to
Hinsdale Saturday for the purpose of NOV
ing his goods from his house TO Keene,
where Mrs. Esten and son Harry Lewis
reside. Mr.. Esten returned to Millvile
Tuesday.
C. NJ. Cook of this town has just finished
off large and elegant office iover his slate
dspensary and another large room also TO
manufacture his flying machines, invented
by himself and which have been spoken Of
so highly by other papers in the last three
months,
A number of our people have branches
of lilac in their houses nearly ready to
blossom. Mrs. n. NJ. Worden has a branch
with 90 buds on it and Mrs. Chas. Stearns
has one with II buds. These branches
were cut from the bush before Feb. II, and
then put in jar of water.
According to the Legislative news from
| Concord, Keene has two pieces of guber-
material timber in sight in Senator Francis
C. Faulkner and Mayor Francis A. Perry.
Walpole also has a very promising and at
tractive specimen in the person Of Senator
Thomas Nelson Hastings.
Joseph Stevens met with an accident in
Richmond last Wednesday while chopping
wood. A tree fell in a different direction
| from what it was intended TO by the chop
per and some branches struck Mr.. Stevens
on the face, knocking him down. He was
taken to Winchester and came home on
the train.
W. NJ. Smith, who was cook at the Dick
inson brothers camp in Pisgah, left the
camp Sunday because he was accused of
stealing meal and condensed milk. Mon
day Roy Felch of Ashuelot had a search
warrant made out and Sheriff Rixford OF
| Winchester and Constable Kinds searched
his home here, but nothing was found.
At the firemen's annual concert and bal
on last week Thursday evening 1l2 dance
tickets were sold Stratton's operate or
chestra of Orange, Mass, furnished excel
lent music. The grand march started at
o'clock, and dancing continued until
o'clock. People were present from Win
chester, Mortified and Brattleboro. About
$40 will be added 10 the firemen's RELIEF
fund.
j. o. Frost of Vernon has been in tow
several days this week in the interest o
the proposed bridge across the Connect
cut river to connect Vernon with Hinsdale
Some of the Vernon people want the bridg'
to be built at Cooper's point, while other
want it TO cross near Central Park. Tn
Hinsdale farmers are not in favor of tn
bridge and it is not probable that it will b.
built this year.
These pupils were neither absent no
tardy in primary school No. 2 Miss Mi
nerva Burroughs teacher: Carleton Bron
son, Bonnie Hall, Robert Quigley, Hect
| Recine, Phillip Rrcine, Tommy Raleigh
e Carl Smith, Prenliss Taylor, Banch
Bronson, Lille Day, Kate Guynup, Ros
) Mead, Rest Mecalf, Susie Packard, Clar
Perry, Eva Recine, Alonia Recine, Win
p, fred Reddin, Della Reeiue.
The warrant for the annual school NEE
ing to be held Saturday, March ID, WI
posted Friday Besid The usual article
: there are two others: To see how niue
money the district will vote to raise an
d appropriate for the purpose Of laying ne
floors, and repairing the ceiling in the ID
~ pot street building. Also to see how muC
, money the district will vote to raise al
appropriate for the purchase of new sea
for the Depot street intermediate school.