Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-10-20
HINSDALE, N. H.

MISS hud huOurn spent lasJ week IN
State Line
Frank Kelley went to Boston for a visit
Wednesday.
Clarence Mcdonald is visiting his parents
in Brandon, Vt.
Carroll Mcdonald of Brandon, Vt, is
employed in town
Q. @. Holtsn attended the Dewey day
ceremonies at Boston.
Mrs. j. H. Brittou returned Monday
from visit to Boston.
Mrs. G. j. Bronson went to Boston for
few days visit Tuesday.
Sidney Policy of Holyoke, Mass, recently
visited his brother G. f. Policy
Don't forget the banjo recital at the town
hall Wednesday evening, Oct 20.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Amidon are reioic-
ing over a little daughter born Tuesday.
Joseph Lachance, who has been in Cana
da for month, returned home Saturday.
The Chautauqua circle will meet with
Miss Florence King next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Cramer returned
from their wedding journey Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs John O'Brien of Bellngham Mass,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Null
len.
Mrs Harriet Savage now occupies rooms
in Mrs. r. P. Nims's house on Kilburn
street.
B. F. Adams went to Boston last week.
He has entered the Boston university law
school.
Geo. A. Robertson and H. c. Holland
we're in Boston for the Dewey celebration
Saturday.
Rev. E. j. Deane was seriously ill part
of last week, but is as busy at work as
ever again.
Henry Britton and wife visited over Sun
day with Mrs. Britton's relatives in East
Putney, Vt.
Fred Leonard of Springfield, Mass, Wis
itsd his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Leonard
over Sunday.
H. D. Walker is improving the exterior
appearance of Stebbins's block by new
coat of paint.
Mrs. w. E. Renshaw and daughter Emma
spent short time at her old home in Sui
livan recently.
John Prescott went to Warner last week
to take charge of the Kearsarge Indepen-
dent temporarily.
F. w. Robertson and family went to
Boston Thursday morning to remain
through the week.
The name of E. Z. StratJon has been
drawn as grand juror, and that of II. w.
Taylor as petit juror.
Mr. and Mrs P. G. Brennan left We'd
nesday for a vacation which they will
spend in Troy, n. Y.
Mrs D. w. Stearns has returned to her
home on the Mortified road, after an alb
sence of three months.
Mrs. Edw Cunningham and child of Mil
lers Falls, Mass, are visiting at her faith
er's, Patrick Conway's.
Geo Moody and wife, who have been Wis.
iting in town, returned to their home in
Lowell, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. H. E. Bascom has opened millinery
parlors in the Whitaker building, corner
of Main and Depot streets
Miss Alma Gibson has moved from Geo
Estey's Canal street house to Mrs. Fales':
house on Mortified street.
Miss.Lena Denson of Springfield, Mass.
came Tuesday to stay with her aunt, Mrs
NJ. D. White, few weeks.
John Smith, who has been employed in
store in Mortified, has finished work there
and returned to his home here.
Mr.. Jacobs and family have moved from
| " a.
! Cooper house on Kilburn street.
George and Wallace Bailey and theil
wives attended the funeral of their sister
Mrs Jacobs, at Brattleboro Monday.
J Mrs E. T. Minis and daughter Olive, o
Westmoreland, visited the formers brother
NJ. S. Leach, and family, over Sunday.
Maurice Purcell is proudly exhibiting
litter of six handsome bull terrier pups
| nj ifrbt 70 co,,
ciers.
= The next regular meeting of the Won
ans Relief corps will be held Oct. 26 at
o'clock in the afternoon. Note the chang
of time.
Mr.. Hubbard of Grand Rapids, Mich.
has Joined his daughter at Edgar Bur
roughs's and they will return to their HON
together.
The typhoid fever patients, Charlie
J Mann and Philip Barrett, are both conva
: descent, and both went out for short rid
: Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Searle has moved from Mrs
Stebbins's Main street block to the Hunte
; tenement recently vacated by Thoma
Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Parks intend t
: close their house on Cream Pot hill, an
q spend the winter with their daughter, Mrs
o w. K. Fay.
\ Charles F. Policy has brought in FOX
!, and it is reported others have been sho
4 but it is yet too early in the season for tn
d fur to be in prime condition.
e James Gilbert, who was formerly en-
If ployed at the foundry here, but who hi
e recently worked in Windsor, VT, resume
d work at the foundry Thursday.
d Fred Holman and Mrs. Emerson, both {
e Spofford, were married Sunday, Oct. Il
= Mr.. Holman is we'll known here and is
son of Mrs. Nelson Barrett of this place.
The two grammar schools were clos.
last week Thursday and Friday. III
N teachers, Misses Sawyer and Kathan, a
tended the Dewey celebration at Mon
N pelier.
lie The Universalist ladies served harve
supper Thursday evening" and later IL
ID molian, banjo, mandolin and guitar eli
re made their first public appearance tn
season.
a Mrs. j. D. Hooker and daughter, Mi
TX Marion. were in town a few days la
week. They were on their way to the
n. home in Los Angeles, Cal, after a Eur
h pean trip.
re Mrs. Bert Hamlin shipped her househo
goods to Yantic, Conn, where her hu
re hand is employed, Wednesday, and wi