Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-03-10
HINSDALE, N. H.

G. T. Richards is home from Dartmouth
Charles Jones of Keene is visiting in
town.
John Scott is driving the express for
few days.
Arthur Sargent's baby boy died Tuesday
morning
Rev. j. G. Cairns is spending the week
in Boston.
Mrs. Ed. Shaw and children are visiting
John Shaw.
Miss Florence Goddard is visiting in
Springfield.
James O'Brien was in Mortified the first
of the week,
G. A. Robertson is confined to the house
with sickness.
Miss Ellen Walker is visiting in Boston
for few weeks.
DR.. Dix is still quite ill and has not APP
peared on the street.
Miss Clara Field of Brandon, VT, is Wis
iting relatives in town.
Charles Stearns is planning to give
ball on Easter Monday.
Mrs. Ben Perry and family have gone to
Holyoke, Mass, to live.
Chas. Whitcomb went to Worcester
Monday to see DR.. Sweet.
Mrs. w. D. Stearns accompanied her
husband to Concord this week.
Charles Whitaker of Turner's Falls,
Mass, was in town Wednesday.
c. f.. Cramer has opened a bicycle re-
pair shop in the Monitor block
Luke Mann went to Hillsboro Bridge
Monday to work in a wooden mill.
Henry Welsh is making a two weeks
visit with his sister in Greenfield.
John Cole has given up his position in
Keene and returned here to work.
Rev. d. l.. Fisher attended the funeral
of Mrs. Morse at Vernon last week
The ladies of the Methodist church will
serve dinner at the church town meeting
day.
J. w. Archibald is home from Mortified
to help Jones < O'Brien take account of
stock.
Albert Mead was called to Swanton, Vt,
by the death of his father the first of the
week.
Mrs. Chas. Bowen and two children re-
turned Monday after a two months visit
in Vermont
Oliver Hale and wife, recently married
are TO begin housekeeping in the o. 5.
Higgins house.
The town reports may be secured at the
reading room Saturday afternoon after
the 3:20 train
Several new members were admitted to
the Congregational church Sunday. Com
munion was also observed.
c. S. Corkins has sold his blacksmith
shop on Canal street to Mr.. Fuller of Put
ney, Vt, who will take possession soon.
c. Q. Judkns gave a fine lecture on
the Social Animal" to small number of
people at the town hall, Monday evening
w. L. Brooks has given up school. He
went to Winchester Wednesday to work
in the box shop.
Mrs. Frank Spencer and two children of
Worcester, who have been visiting Mrs.
Fred Jones, went to Ashuelot Tuesday to
spend few days with Mrs. Dickinson.
Chas Rawson is i'll with pneumonia
Miss Minnie Burrows is very i'll with throat
trouble. c. W. Barnes was confined to
the house the first of the week with the
grip.
The seniors and juniors Of the High
school held a candy pull at the home OF
Miss Nellie Gray on Brattleboro street last
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
| served
The Bohemian glass blowers opened q
| two weeks engagement in Stebbins' block
| Thursday beautiful globe of ornament
al glass work to be given the most popular
teacher in town.
Fred Pearson, a former resident of Hins
dale, was married to Miss Florence Spen
Ger at Keene last week by Rev. Mr.. Elder
Their wedding trip was to Boston and New
York, and return by way of Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Butler invite theil
friends without further notice. to a recep
tion to be held at their home in North
Hinsdale Wednesday evening, March is
from 6 until 10 o'clock.
There is more or less speculation as t
what action will be taken in regard to the
article in the warrant calling for the towr
to be divided into districts and the election
of road agent for each district.
The High school closed Friday for two
weeks. Prof. Macintosh spends his va
cation with his family in Boston; Miss
| Florence King, second assistant, in North
ampton, Mr.. Anderson in Somerville.
Mrs. o. S. Bacon died in Charlestown
Mass, Tuesday and the burial was in
Springfield, Mass. The Woman's Relief
corps of this place sent beautiful fora
offering. She is survived by husband and
six children. The family moved from
here to Springfield about 10 years ago
Rev. D. L. Fisher attended the funeral
of Philip Barrett, an old resident of this
town, whose body was brought here for
burial Saturday. He was so years old. He
made his home here until three years age
when he went to live with his daughter in
Holyoke. He is survived by six children
The Hinsdale savings bank began Marcel
1 to pay an additional dividend of 10 pei
cent. This will make go per cent paid de
positors since, the bank was enjoined. The
bank will be open from to 10 A. NJ. Mon
days and Thursdays, and from 10 to 10 A
NJ. and to 3 p. NJ. on Saturdays for thu
present.
| John Iaahv died Sunday morning at hi