Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-05-14
Boarders are expected at Mountain Sid

Boarders are expected at Mountain Side
farm Saturday.
Rev. w. E. Renshaw will preach at
Ashuelot at 8 p. NJ. Sunday.
There will be services at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
D. B. Tyrell was the first person to pay
his tax. He paid it Saturday night.
Hope Chautauqua circle will meet with
Mrs. w. d. Holman Monday evening,
Edward Bishop has cucumbers large
enough to eat which were raised by him.
Many of the bicyclists made use of the
fine weather Sunday and took trips on
their wheels.
The Congregational church Sunday
school gave so books to the Sunday school
library at North Hinsdale recently.
Rev. W. E. Renshaw will talk on the
subject of "Willingness of God to bestow
his blessings not to be doubted" Sunday
morning.
The game wardens distributed 5000
small trout in the North Hinsdale brooks
Saturday. They came from the county
hatchery at Keene.
Edwin Stebbins and f. l. Latham have
connected their residences with the local
telephone line. This makes Is phones on
the line, with more to be added.
A lively brush fire ragged on the Chandler
Hill and Gifford's wood lot Saturday after
noon. A number of cords of wood were
burnt and many trees were killed
Rev. II. E. Parker will talk on the theme,
"Christian Baptism" Sunday morning.
There will be a special Epworth league
Of D.Q0 of
About 80 persons from this town have
Joined the League of American Wheel
men. Elmer Cramer takes the names of
those wishing to join from this town.
The High school glee club give their
concert at COLES opera house, Tur-
ners Falls, Mass, tonight. 1t is expect
ed that a number of outsiders will accom-
pany the club.
Mrs. Hall of Turner's Falls, who has
been canvassing the town for the past ten
days with skirts and corsets, reports her
business much better than on her last Wis
| it here six months ago.
E.E. Stratton has the telephone pole:
all set for his telephone line from here tc
Winchester and has begun to string the
wire. A number of phones will be put IL
between here and Winchester.
Rev. H. D. Maxwell of the BrattleborC
Universalist church will preach at the Uni
versalist church here next Sunday at
o'clock p. NJ. He will preach each sue
ceeding Sunday until further notice.
Miss Caroline b. Howe graduated from
the Boston school of expression Thursday
with honors. She will remain at hom'
during the summer months and will prob
ably take postgraduate course in the fall
The members of Sheridan post, No. IA
and the Woman's Relief corps have &C
cepted the invitation of Rev. Father Wild
to attend the services at st. Joseph
church on the Sunday preceding Memo
rial day.
Selections from the works of vii
Carleton were read Wednesday even
ing at the ladies' society OF tn
Congregational church. The ladies ap
pointed committee to see about beauti
flying the grounds about the church.
At the meeting of the Pine Grove Gene
terry association these officers were elected
President, D wight Stearns; secretary an
treasurer. C. B. Hopkins; trustees, G. A
Robertson, Arad Gilbert, Edward Stebbins
Edward Bishop, S. NJ. Wilder, S. r. Hi
dreth, and f. W. Robertson; sexton, olive
II. Higgins.
All those interested in improving tn
|, Pine Grove cemetery are requested 10 met
At the cemetery with implements to rails
the stones etc., Saturday morning, May q
at 8 o'clock. 1t is hoped that large nun
her will turn out and help the good caus
along. The cemetery is in bad condition
a large number of the stones nave talle
over and it would be nice II we could max
our cemetery look as well, II not peter,
those in the surrounding Vlclnlty' In
! will be one week from Decoration DAY
: that IL will give time to complete the "or
} begun before that day.
, BENJAMIN Adams, Hinsdale High scho'
,o3 Dartmouth college, '97, gave u
seventh lecture in the High school lectul
: conrse Saturday evening before a goo'
sized audience. Mr.. Adams spoke @
WTjfe at Dartmouth" beginning by telliI
of the good old customs so dear 10 u
3 hearts Of the alumni He then told OF tn
5 first day as Freshman and OF the toot-Da
4 rnsh between Freshmen and Sophomo
i classes. and illustrated the result OF woi
and of play in the college course, urglI
T the nupils to make the most OF their
portunities and of their future
= The Winchester Star has this interesllI
storv. WWm. L. r. Felch and Eugel
q Dickinson captured $50 bullheads, or pont
o in the Turner pond, near Ashueiot, Ia
"wednesday night, which, together WIN
s many more, go to stock Plsgah pond H., II \
q Turner T pond, which comprises about IT., "
K acres, literal y swans with them. In O
q capture was accomplished in novel ma ma
!, ner. A hole was bored throug the ga