Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-19
Miss Bertha Day of Bellows Falls sper

Miss Bertha Day of Bellows Falls spent
Sunday in town.
5. A. Day has moved from Higgins street
to BrattlebOro street.
Miss Elizabeth Talbot of Greenfield is at
James OBrien's for a few weeks visit
w. O. Harris and wife stayed few DAYS
in town the first Of the week on their way
to Boston.
Master Paul Quinn of Leominster, Mass.
is at his grandmother Mrs Hannah Pine
an's for the sumner.
A. A. Pratte, NJ D.. who is practicing
with his brother in Norwich, Conn, was
in town over sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Hill and Mrs. Angie Pickett
left Saturday for two weeks visit at
Stafford Springs, Conn.
Misses Maude aud Edith SWEET of Meri-
den, Conn, are at VIM. Stevenson on
High street during their vacation
VIM. Mains. who has pitched few
games for the Hinsdae team this year, left
Tuesday for his home in Portland Me
Miss Grace b, Roberts, formerly of Hins-
dale now living in Boston, is taking
three weeks vacation at Hotel Ashuelot.
\. A. Bailey employed at the Bright
wood mill had his left hand badly sprained
Tuesday morning by a heavy water pipe
falling on it.
Miss Margaret Dale has closed her dress
making rooms in Stebbins's block during
the remainder of the month and will ia Ike
vacation at her home in Mortified.
Edward c. Robertson and son Wnfred
F., started Tuesday for Oshkosh, Wis.
where Mrs. Robertson and daughter have
been for the past two months They will
visit Minneapolis and Omaha before they
return.
Calvin Shattuck, living on the Chester
| field road, and an old resident, had an apo
plectic shock Friday afternoon and his case
is critical. He has been in feeble health
since about three years ago, when he had
like attack.
Louis Roeder has taken position in the
hardware department of the Worder com
pany's store. Mr.. Roeder had an extend
ed experience with Mellen IL Proctor at
Brattleboro and is well qualified for this
department.
Reports have been circulated in several
papers that T. w. Saben has given up the
insurance business entirely. Mr. Saben
gave up the life insurance on account of
poor eyesight, but he has not given up his
lire insurance ga
Mark S. and Paul H. Mann started Tues.
day morning for a visit with relatives in
Manchester, after which they will 90 to
the home of Henri S. Beand, NJ. D., in
Canada, former physician of Hinsdale,
for few weeks stay.
The excitement in Hinsdale over base
ball is increasing with each game, and the
one last Saturday had an attendance of
900, with over 800 paid admissions A re-
turn game will be played at Keene Satur-
day and a special train will carry the
crowd.
Acting on the suggestion of Horton d.
Walker, who is a nurse at Fort Mcpherson
hospital in Georgia. Sheridan Relief corps
has made a number of pockets and cush-
ions to be sent there. The pockets are to
be fastened to the bedstead and will con
tain numerous necessary small articles
Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Smith spent
Thursday and Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Stearns, and have been calling on
other friends in town. Mr.. Smith was a
former pastor of the Congregational church,
and is now situated in Lebanon, Conn.
They have been spending their vacation at
the Dawson cottage, Spoiford lake.
A horse belonging to John Gull,
hitched near Wellington's grain store Fri
day afternoon, took fright in some way and
ran up the street as far as the Congrega-
tional church, where it turned in to go to
the horse shed and was stopped, after
breaking one wheel of the wagon and dam
aging it otherwise. The horse was unin-
jured,
Sheriff futile of Keene raided the places
of j d. Britton Thos RALEIGH and tha
hotel last Thursday and found beer at each
place Britton paid his fine at Keene Mon
day, and Raleigh was placed under bonds