Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-03-26
HINSDALE, N. H.
The sunday school Conv.n,,o,

The Sunday school Convention
Inc cheshire county Sunday school Nc.
socIaVlon convention for the sncond H.
Nc comprising the towns of Swanzo,,
winchester. Hinsdale, Richmond az
Chesterfield, was held at the MetboJis,
ehurch Tuesday Richmond and Chostor'
nelu were not represented. Wincbosta,
selu 90 delegates and Swanzey o Tho
S w Iches III town were well renrnsentoJ
lie meeting opened at 10 O'clock viii
G u service led by II. f. Parker
Il ms was followed by reports of schools NV
the state secretary and discussion of how
10 make our Sunday schools more effectiye
ms discussion was i'm three parts-(al Tn
organization and management. bv + IT
snow, west Swanzey; (b) In bible studv
ana instruction, very interesting nannr
read by Mrs. A. A. Bailey of Hinsdale. I1
IN personal and spiritual work. q. Il,
Bourne of Keene. -
AN address by Rev. V. w. Blackman of
owanzey on how to get the most ont of
Ine Bible closed the morning session. The
AFTERNOON session opened with a praver
praise and proverbs service, followed NV a
l es and no. question exercise conducted
oy the state secretary. c. w. Osgood. the
veteran Sunday school teacher of Bellows
rails, then gave an address on the Sunday
school teachers opportunity, which was
OF great interest and was delivered with
great earnestness of conviction. Rev. and
mrs. Blackman sang a duet which was
nnely rendered. The other addresses of
lne afternoon were by Rev. T. O. Harlow
OF west Swanzey on the Sunday school
teacher's responsibility, the model super
lntendent by Rev. II. f. Parker, and the
work before our district by Rev. w. F..
hehshaw. Mr.. Renshaw acted as president
I tne day on account of the absence of A.
d. woodbury., the vice president.
Road Agent Mason is travelling Main
street
The last of Fays assemblies will be held
tonight.
Ed; Shaw bought horse in Westmore-
land last week
George Hooker has a housekeeper from
Springfield, Mass.
A. W. Bliss bought horse of German
at Ashuelot recently.
The Foresters are to have an Easter ball
Friday night, April %.
Nine large dressed hogs were received at
Blisss market one day this week.
Evangelstic services will be held Friday
night at the Congregational church.
The Chautauqua circle will meet with
Miss Minnie Todd Monday evening.
Ed. Mccormick is weaving samples for
the Halle Il Frost Manufacturing COM
pany.
Elliott Thomas has bought a farm in
Wnst RrattlahprO nj ,,.tn
on to it,
NJ. j. Harry of Boston is getting sketches
OF the lives of some of the prominent men
in town.
The High school Glee club will probably
have their concert Wednesday evening,
April 2l.
Two new members were initiated at
Queen Esther lodge of Rebekahs Wednes-
day night.
The selectmen drew the names of j. W.
Jeffords for grand juror and f. c. Davis
for petit juror.
Mrs. G.. S. Howe will lead the teachers
meeting at the Congregational church
Monday evening.
Jones Il O'Brien have '97 model Co
lumbia bicycle on exhibition, which they
have taken the agency for.
A full attendance is requested at the
Universalist Sunday school next Sunday
as there is some important business tc
come before the school,
Miss Melissa Howard gave a chowde
supper Saturday night to few of her mar
ried lady friends with their husbands.
pleasant time was enjoyed.
William Lynch, who works in the finish
| ing department of the Halle Il Frost mills
burned his foot quite badly with boiling
hot soap suds. The burn will keep hin
from his work for week or more.
Nat Butler has gone to Memphis, Tenn
to train for the coming season, while Tor
will begin his training on Charles Rive
park as soon as the weather permits
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pearson of Thompson
vile, Conn, welcomed child recently
Mr.. Pearson is well known in town, havin
lived and worked here for number {
years.
Mrs. S. E. Eaton, who sustained sever
injuries from fall at Mrs. Frank Stafford
about seven weeks ago, has so far recover
ed as to be able to go to her home
Keene.
A petition is being circulated in tn
| HARE ~ rTOSI HILL W CudllSC wv houi9
work during the summer so that tn
employees will have the whole of Saturda
afternoon instead of getting out at 3;l5.
John Fisher, who has charge of tn
spinning department of Halle Il Fro
Manufacturing company, will move hi
family here from Harrisville into tent
ment of Chandler Fay's on Church stree
next week.
p. c.. Tyler, an old resident, now
Athol, was remembered by number
letters from his friends in town on his 7Ot
birthday anniversary, March II. He
ceiyed 20 letters from different towns col
graduating him.
Three blankets made by the Navajo Il
dams in Arizona which are on exhibltlc
in Jones & O'Brien's store window, a.
attracting much attention. They we
sent to Mr.. Jones by his uncle in Arlzon
Henry Hooker.
By mistake it was stated in former
sue that Miss L. A. Newhall had present'
the pew owned by her to the Congreg
.. tiopal church. The pew was owned
! the late Cyrus Newhall and was present'
} to the church by his heirs.
}, Rev. John Millar, the evangelist FRO
J Boston university, who conducted su.
i earnest revival meetings at the Methoui
. church in January, will preach at L
church next Sunday morning, taking l
Mace of Rev. II. E. Parker, who will
main in Boston.
Belle C. Tenney of Brattleboro conclud
her engagement as organist at the cong