Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-06
HINSDALE, N, H.

is stopping at Mrs Chas. Weeds.
Miss Anna Britton of Millers Falls was
in town over Sunday visiting relatives
d. Reardon of Florence, Mass, is new
moulder at Merrman & Tilden's foundry.
The grange worked the first and second
degrees at their meeting Wednesday even
ing.
The annual meeting of the ladies' society
of the Universalist church occurslThursday
evening.
The pupils IN the Depot street school.
house are subscribing towards flag to be
raised in the school yard.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the
post-once. Miss VI. T.. Bates supervisor of
school music, George II. Sanborn, VI. D.,
K. $. Wilcox.
Mrs H. s. Parker returned Wednesday
morning to her home in Littleton. after a
three months stop with her daughter, Mrs
+. w. Bailey.
p. H. Winston of Windsor, y. c., came
here this week for mouths visit with his
mother, Mrs. Geo r. Winston, who is stop
ping at Mrs VI. A. Mltchell's
Presiding Elder G. " Norris will preach
at the Methodist church Sunday evening at
| G30 After the services the regular first
quarterly conference will be held >
The public reading room Is gradually
gaining in attendance and is open from
to 6 o'clock in the afternoon and from $3.50
to $3.50 in the evening. Sunday, from to
9r.M
Edward Stebbins has exchanged the
| Everett Davis place with James Hancock
| for the Todd pasture, SO called, and sold it
to H. II. Day and Ezra Pike. lie is now
looking for a small farm near Hinsdale.
Francis p Conway is practicing medi-
cine with DR.. W. ". Grins at Hillsboro
Bridge DR.. Grillis is the leading physician
in that place and we learn that Mr.. Con-
way meets with well merited success.
Mrs Nat Butler came home Monday
from Cambridge Mr.. Butler is at the
Fountain Ferry track, Louisville, Ky,
training He will ride in New York city
May p, and will then come to Hinsdale
The two weeks revival services at the
Baptist church closed sunday evening. The
services both morning and evening were
conducted by Rev j. b Fox of Newton
Centre, Mass Considerable interest was
taken in the meetings, though no CONVEX
sions were made.
Joseph Gregwire and Miss Clara Young
were married at Wilton Tuesday morning
and came here Tuesday afternoon on their
wedding tour and are stopping at Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Morin's on Brattleboro street.
The groom is "a brother OF John Gregwire,
who was employed in the mills here short
time ago.
The members Of Wantastiquet grange
to the number of - gave the grange lee
turer G.. y. Pearson, a genuine surprise
at his home on River street Saturday even
ing. They brought refreshments of cake,
coffee etc, with them. The evening was
passed in games, singing and numerous
other ways that 20 to make up most so
ciabe and pleasant evening Although it
was u complete surprise Mr.. Pearson gave
them most cordial welcome.
The ten who enlisted in the Estey Guard
at Brattleboro went over Tuesday night for
medical examination. Nine of them passed
the required examination and left this
morning for Burlington, Vt, where they
will receive the necessary drilling. The
names of the nine are Charles Gray, Fran
els Golden, Thomas Golden, leo Glover,
Leon Cutler, Frank Elliott, Fred c. Knapp
William Dupee and Clifford Royce. The
examining physicians we're DR.. G A.
Gray of Hinsdale and Drs Pratt and Webs
ter of Bratteboro.
Horton D. Walker who has been work
ing in Stoughton. Mass, since leaving here,
took an examination Monday in Boston for
admission to the hospital corps of the reg
ular army The examination for the med
ical department Of the United States army
is very severe and Mr.. Walker was one of
three out of 80 applicants who took the ex-
animal on at the time that passed. He had
previously enlisted in the Red Cross society,
I,,s .h..,, Ia.
abandoned the idea and put in his applica-
ton for admission into the regular army,
and is now entered for three years service.
Sherry's Working World gave an exhi-
bition here Friday and saturday afternoon
and evening. The exhibition is great
mechanical wonder, consisting of perfect
moving figures, each one as natural AS life
and working independently Of the other.
Nearly everything is represented and all OF
them are constantly in motion. The eXhi'
bition was well attended and seemed &c
please everyone. They went from here 10
Winchester and will 20 10 keene and Brat
tlcboro and later return here again when
htey will Toe sure of as large an attendance
as before
The annual election of the officers of the
High School Publishing association took
place Tuesday evening and resulted in the
election of w. +. Robertson president; ii
NJ Elmore, vice president; Lucy +. q
Spooner secretary aud treasurer; WinfreC
f. Robertson, 90, edtor-in- chief; Charles
H. Temple, Florence V. Goddard, Harry
c. Holland, 80, Gladys L. Butler, Harry
NJ. Gilmore, 90 Walter Stearns, '0l, edi
tors; Thomas McCaughern, business mana
ger; VIM. p. Lyman, assistant business
manager. To fill vacancies, II. l.. Welct
and T. McCaughern, 80, class editors D
j. King, go class manager: Lizzie Rob
ertson, 90, class editor,