Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-04-16
HINSDALE, N. H.

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Levi Smith bought horse recently.
Charles Smith has been i'll with the grip.
Walter Perry is working in Bellows
Falls.
Stebbins Elmore visited in Athol last
week.
d. L. Sanderson returned from the West
Saturday.
Charles Stearns has been appointed dog
constable.
Will Fales lost horse from lockiaw
Thursday
E. l. Leach is moving into the Univer-
salist parsonage.
Martha Fisk Walker is i'll at Greenfield
with the measles.
Merrill Wilder is working for bicycle
concern in Boston.
Jason Crowningshield is very i'll at the
home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Stafford returned
from Boston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bell welcomed
daughter Sunday afternoon.
1t is reported that Daniel Duggan has
sold his house to Dr. Dix.
Charles II. Wood has gone to Worcester,
Mass, where he has a position
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Weber and child visit
ed at Will Akeley's this week.
Mrs. Henderson Streeter is visiting Mrs.
c. r. Evans at West Brattleboro.
Rev. w. f. Renshaw will talk on the
subject Lamb slain" Friday evening.
Read the advertisement of Edmund Bond
the bicycle repairer, in another column.
Hope Chautauqua circle will meet with
Miss Emma Wellman Monday evening.
c. II. Pettee is putting in large tank
for his wind mill which he put up last fall.
Mrs. Kirk Bascom has opened millinery
parlors in the Evans block on Main street.
Rev. w. +. Renshaw went Monday to
visit in Moosup, Conn. He returned to-
day.
c. II. II. Langille recently painted a
sign for E. NJ. Bonds new bicycle repair
shop.
The April Harper's Magazine contains
an illustrated page by Herbert Wilder of
Hinsdale.
Mrs. Fox of Keene, who has been at DR..
Dix's for the past three months, returned
home Monday
field have moved into the Streeter house on
Prospect street.
The overseer of the poor has arranged
with DR.. Pratte to look after the sick among
the towns poor.
Mrs. NJ. S. Leach returned Saturday
from Shelburne Falls, where she visited
her brother C. p. Hall.
Fred Moore and family have moved
from the Streeter house into the Frazier
house on Prospect street.
Mr. McIntire, boss carder at c. J. Ami
don's mill, has moved into A. +. Fishers
house on Highland avenue.
Mrs. X. f. Metcalf has charge of the
Junior Christian Endeavor society during
the absence of Mrs. Renshaw.
The Cheshire county Union Christian
Endeavor society hold a convention at the
First church in Fitzwillam today.
George Cook moved Thursday from
James Graney's house on Mortified street
to Mr.. Frary's house on Depot street.
The ladies' society voted at their meet
ing Wednesday not to have their fair in
May, but to postpone it until next fall
F. j. Flynn was called Monday by tee-
gram TO his home in Burke, n. Y, on ac-
Calvin Shattuck has purchased horse,
buggy and lumber wagon, the first he ever
owned, having always used yoke of oxen.
Mrs. John Davis, who lived for a num-
Der of years at the north part, died Tues
day of pneumonia at North Adams, Mass.
Mrs. w. f. Renshaw and daughter En-
ma have gone to Warner hoping that the
change may prove a benefit TO the health
of the latter.
The law for trout fishing is not off until
May /, and the FISH warden will watch for
the next two weeks very closely for viola
tion of this law.
There were two freaks of nature on eX-
hibition in the old Whelden tin shop Fri
day and Saturday-cows with superhu
Gus number of legs.
Miss Grace Fales visited her sister in
South Hadley last week, returning Monday
accompanied by her sister, Mrs William
Chadwick, and child.
Robertson Brothers shipped number of
bales of paper to London, England, re-
Gently. Their mill shut down Thursday
night until Monday morning.
The personal property of Winfred Elliott
Thomas, who recently sold his farm at
North Hnsdale and moved to West Brat
tleboro, was sold at public auction We'd
nesday.
Some of the people on Brattleboro street
have cleaned up in front of their residences.
| If more people would do likewise 1t would
improve the appearance of the streets i'm
mensely.
| c. c. Holton went to Concord Tuesday
morning to attend the Grand Army con
vention. lie took some of his carrier
pigeons with him and was to let them &C
at Concord.
Levi Aldrich of Digby, Ohio, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. f. p. Kinds. He lived in
Ashuelot a number of years ago and is
now on his way to visit his parents in
Gaysville, Vt.
The bills are out announcing the High
school glee club concert Wednesday even
ing, April 81. Seats go on sale at Nc
Caughern's store Saturday morning at II
O'Clock, all seats being reserved.
Miss Margaret Leonard is expected t.
return home tonight from Radcliffe col
lege, Cambridge, Mass, for the Easter va
cation. She will read the sermon at thu
Universalist church Sunday morning.
The senior class of the High school hav,
Just received some very neat and attrac
tive class rings, with their motto, "TC
thine own self be true" engraved in TIN
inside, and '97 in raised letters on the out
side.
Miss Cora Wellman and Mrs. A. A
Bailey, who were appointed as committe