Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-15
HINSDALE, N. Il.

Mrs. Julia Jones is spending few days
with her sons in Keene.
Mrs j. @. Rogers is at Monson, Mass,
for a two weeks vacation.
Robert Mcdonald of Brandon, Vt, is at
his brothers, s. H. McDonald's.
Miss Sarah Endicott Ober will occupy
the Methodist pulpit next Sunday.
A. b. Davis has sold his this years crop
of tobacco for 90 cents per pound
Paul II. Mann Of Brattleboro is spending
his vacation with his relatives in town.
Mrs. Newton Stearns entertaine Mrs.
Palmer of Millers Falls, Mass, last week.
Miss Jessie M. Bardwell is making two
weeks visit with friends in Hartford, Ct.
Mrs Fred Searle is absent for a visit of
several weeks in Bennington, Vt, and in
Boston.
A large number of young people attend
ed the dance at Forest lake last Saturday
evening.
The Misses Chavonele have returned
from Canada, and are staying at Dominick
Belleville's.
Miss Florence Goddard goes to Vernon
next week, where she has been engaged to
teach school.
The High school opened with 81 scholars,
four less than last term, but some more are
yet to come in.
E. L Leach has sold his fish market to
Fred Knapp and Fred Moore, who have
taken possession.
Mrs. Jondrow has returned from Har-
risville, where she has been employed
through the summer.
Rev. Judson P Marvin of Weymouth,
Mass, preached at the Universalist church
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Erving Scott of Philadelphia is the
guest of the Robertson Brothers and &. B.
Hopkins for few days.
Mrs. Martha Newton of Greenfield, Mass,
is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs NJ H. Bardwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Latham are visiting
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.
Latham, IN Newton, Mass.
Fred Cantlin has moved his family from
Harrisville and they are settled in one of
the houses in Fitzgerald court.
Miss Hattie Spooner is spending a short
time with her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Spooner,
before returning to Tufts college.
Miss Lizzie Reed left Monday for vaca-
ton of several weeks. Before returning
she will visit Boston and other places.
A slight fire on the roof of the Pearson
blacksmith shop Saturday was extinguished
without the aid of the fire department.
Harry Holland and VIM. P. Lyman left
Thursday for Poughkeepsie, N. Y, where
they will enter Eastman's business college.
Leon Merritt has moved his family from
Amherst Mass, to Hinsdale, and he is
back in his old place at the iron foundry.
1t is reported that Miss Lillian Hancock
and Miss Mary Duggan will soon go to
Boston to work in one of the large stores
there.
Geo. Smith and wife are moving from
Mrs. Stebbinss Main street brick block to
Mrs. Cramer's house just off Brattleboro
street.
Miss Bessie Mason went to the Sunset
Hill house, Sugar Hill, last week Thursday,
and will remain during the remainder of
the season.
Will l.. Pearson of the Miles Standish
hotel at Duxbury, Mass, has been in town
few days visiting at his fathers, c. H.
Pearson's.
"Robbie" Blanchard, Hinsdsle's famous
"fat boy" went to Pittsfeld, Me-, Tues
day, where he has secured position in a
printing office.
Miss Hill of Vernon, trained nurse, is
caring for the son of Madison Horton, who
is i'll with typhoid fever, at his grand
fathers, II. F. Horizons.
Cornelius Fitzgerald returned to his
home in Rutherford, N. j., Wednesday.
Mrs. Fitzgerald went to Lee, Mass, to
visit her father, Thursday
About 80 tickets were sold for the dance
given by the Hinsdale brass band last week
Friday evening. All who participated en-
oy ed a pleasant evening.
Miss Minnie B. Owen returned to West
field, Mass, Normal school Tuesday, after
spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Owen.
Joseph NJ. LaChapelle, the barber, left
town last week Thursday, not finding bust
ness good enough to tempt him to remain
He went to Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. W. S. Barrows and Miss A. NJ Bar
rows attended the Simonds golden wedding
at Brattleboro Saturday. Mrs. Barrows
and Mrs. Simonds are sisters.
D. E. Conway, who has worked in one Of
the hotels at Old Orchard beach through
the summer, is taking a vacation at his
home here before going elsewhere.
Horton D. Walker, who has been caring
| Tor Burton Herry at EaSC OummersCOn, W.
was brought home sick last week. He il
able to ride out, although far from we'll.
A new corn harvester, secured on ap
proval by A. B. Davis, D. W. Stearns ant
l. X. Bascom, was put into the field oil
trial Wednesday, and gave good satisfac
ton.
Marketman Bliss received bad cut oil
his hand, while engaged cutting corn a few
DAYS ago. The wound required the ser
vices of physician, and several stitches
had to be taken.
Miss Catherine Healy who has been EN-
ployed at Chesterfield during the summer
came here Saturday for short visit witt
her aunt, Mrs. Mann, and went to he
home in Rutland Tuesday.
The "Gid Thomas" farm, which wa
sold at auction last Saturday, was bought b
Edward Stebbins for $495. The farm lie
at the foot of Mine mountain and wa
owned by Doolittle & Brown.
Willie Riley, who was brought befor
Judge Hopkins Monday charged with bein
drunk and disturbing the peace Sunda,
, evening, was found guilty and fined So. 39
including costs, which he paid.
Mrs. Abbie @. Morrow, editor of the Sur
| day School Lesson illustrator, will be guei
at the Congregational parsonage over Sur
day, and will speak in the Congregations
church at some of the Sunday services.
9 Miss Alma Gibson, who has been ill 70
few weeks, is at present boarding wit