Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-17
HINSDALE, N. H.
Miss Louise Fitzgerald is in Boston.

Dexter Thomas is i'll with typhoid fever.
NJ. d. Mann Of Boston visited in town
over Sunday.
Miss Margie White is taking vacation
of a few weeks
Young Jones of Keene was a visitor in
town over Sunday.
James Brtton is reported as better after
a very serious illness.
Joseph Bergeron began work in Shaw's
meat market Monday.
Miss Marguerite Leonard returned home
from Cornish Saturday.
Mark Mann is vacating in Boston and
New York for two weeks
Miss Julia Graves of Norwood, Mass, is
guest at E. A. Worden's. "a
L. NJ. Upham is at Swampscott, Mass,
for several weeks stay.
A good number of our people attended
the Grange fair at Keene this week.
Mrs. S. X. Hildreth has been having
necessary repairs made in her house.
Miss Carrie Stearns is entertaining her
friend, Miss White of Mortified, Mass.
Miss Belle Cakins of Andover, Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. +. n Blanchard
NJ. S. Leach had an exhibit of carriages
of various styles at the Grange fair at
Keene.
Pastor Renshaw will take for his sub
ject next Sunday morning, 1.-The Christ
Life"
Miss Sophia Doolttle of Binghamton,
n. Y, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. II.
II. Day.
Miss Jennie L. Putney returned Monday
| from three months visit with her sister
in Fitchburg.
Miss Grace Roberts of Erving is the
guest of her grandmother and aunt at
Hotel Ashuelot.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cakes will soon
set up housekeeping in c. c, Hotons up
stairs tenement.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Oaks returned last week Fri
day from six weeks visit at her former
home in Royalton, VT.
B. E. Cline and wife of Charlestown,
Mass, were the guests of their niece, Mrs.
Geo. Estey, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Holton were called
to Turner's Falls Sunday to attend the flu
neral of Mr.. Holton's father.
G. NJ. Oaks has hired the upstairs tene-
ment in c. c. Holton's house, and will
soon 60 to housekeeping there. :
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Holman went to
Keene Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Holman's father, Mr.. Lahiff.
The w. C. T. [. sent liberal donation
of food to the W. c. T. [. tent at the
Grange fair at Keene Wednesday.
Mrs F. f. Field and two children made
a short visit in Brandon, VT, going last
week Thursday and returning Monday.
Geo. p. Slate is moving from the farm
recently sold to W. c. Faes, and will oc.
cupy the Cady house on Prospect street.
l. c. L. Gray has gone to Hotel Lookoff
Sugar Hill, where he will do the printing
for the house the remainder of the season.
J. w. Archibald has returned from his
engagement at the sea shore. He resumed
work in Jones d Brien's store Monday.
D. w. Stearns, P. w. Taylor, NJ. Han
rahan, G. S. Smith and l. X. Bascom have
sold their tobacco in the field for - cent:
a pound.
Mrs. and Mrs. f. n. Blanchard will &C
to Claremont to spend the winter as sooT
as Mrs. Blanchard's health will permit o.
the journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Bronson left town las
week Thursday on their wheels for quit,
an extended trip. They are visiting Mr.
Bronson's relatives.
Miss Grace Robertson, accompanied b,
her friend, Miss Farwell of Keene. ha
been in Springfield, Mass, to take in tn,
bicycle races this week.
Mrs. Arcner Stockwell, who has beef
with her mother, Mrs. c. f. Ellis, for tn
past three months, returned to her hom
in Bratteboro last week.
Rev. H. E. Parker returned this week T.
the Boston University Theological school
but hopes soon to be able to resume regu
lar duties at the Methodist church.
The old house on Canal street known a
the Wyman house, has been entirely tor
down this week, to make way for the new
block which'L. A. Park will soon put uI
D. Young, the overseer in the finishin
room in Amidon's mill, will soon move hi
: family here from Dexter, Me. He will liv
r in Z. A. Worden's house on Higgins street
= Rev. Wilbur F. Alton of Boston, fol
L merly a Hinsdale pastor, will preach at tn
Methodist church next Sunday mornin
and evening, the evening service being a
i $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. G. II. Langille won the secon
prize "a years subscription to the Me-
J, England Magazine) in the w. c. T.
" matrons contest in oratory at Keene las
: week Thursday.
E. n. Blanchard recently presented th
). Congregational church strong and hanC
u some wildwood box, of his own max,
: in which to preserve church records, an
y papers of value.
e E. p. Bailey and Clarence Fay went
Hanover Tuesday, Mr.. Bailey to enter VI
on course of postgraduate study, an
n Mr.. Fay to enter the freshman class {
y Dartmouth college.
S The Congregational ladies' society hel
y their first socable Wednesday afternOo
u and evening after a vacation of tW
!. months. They are arranging for a brit
u day party in October.
= Miss Hattie Spooner, who has been en-
= ployed in Boston during the summer, spel
+ the last two weeks of her vacation wit