Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-08-18
HINSDALE, N. H.


cook.
Mrs. Fred Searle visited in Keene last
week.
W. w. King is visiting in Worcester and
Boston this week.
Miss Della Kelley is visiting in Athol and
at Lake Pleasant.
D. A. Hosford is back in his old position
in Halle & Frost's mill.
Mrs. NJ. Mouahen of Turner's Falls is
visiting at Sam Smiths.
Geo. E. Robertson attended the bicycle
races in Montreal last week
Miss Blanche Hamln has been laid up
with a sore throat this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. c. Robertson were in
Boston two days of this week.
The LIST Psalm will be considered at the
Congregational church tonight.
Mrs. Kinds returned Friday after sew
eral weeks visit in Montpelier, Vt.
r Metcalf and family spent last week
with relatives in Westminster, Vt.
Walter Hildreth visited his cousin, Mrs
Sidney Aldrich, in Keene Tuesday.
Crosby Mason aud son Dauphin of Keene
we're recent guests at @. A. Mason's.
Horace Evans of St. Louis, former resi-
dent of Hinsdale, is visiting in town.
Miss Lena Walker of Orange, Mass, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs Oliver Hale.
Miss Minerva Burroughs has been spend
ing two weeks in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Streeter are at W.
o. Stebbins's cottage at Spoff ord lake.
Mrs. Brown of Hartford, Ct, has been
the guest of Mrs. Julia Jones this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Wilder are visiting
their son, NJ. B Wilder, in Dorchester, Mass.
Harry Swift of Lynn, Mass, is making
two weeks visit with relatives in town.
Misses Sara and Madeline Stearns re-
turned this week from few days visit in
Athol.
Miss Alma Gibson is i'll with rheumatic
trouble. Mrs. NJ. A. Spooner is caring
for her.
Miss Fanny Jewhurst of Brooklyn, N.
| Y, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
Marley
Miss Una Leach and Miss Clara Stearns
are waiting on tables at the Mortified con-
i ference.
Mrs. NJ. A. Spooner visited in South
Deer6eld, Mass, from Wednesday until
Saturday.
Mrs. G. S Goddard visited her brother,
| Henry Griffin, in Keene from Saturday
until Thursday
Miss Isadore Thayer of Woonsocket, R
l., has been the guest of Mrs. E. H. Fuller
for several days.
Miss Bessie McCray of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs,
Margaret Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W.sPerry of East Dunn
merston, VT, visited relatives and friends
in town last week.
Blackberries are abundant in the pas
lures and large quantities are brought in
to the village daily.
Rev. D. L. Fisher returned Friday from
Cambridge, Mass, where he had been at
tending a summer school,
Miss Mildred Russell of Shirley, Mass,
is visiting Miss Melissa Howard and calling
on other friends in town.
Mrs. White has moved from Depot street
to the house recently vacated by Michae
Cookery on Higgins street.
Mr. Kinds went to Chester, VT, thi:
week to take a wagon Mr.. Leach haG
built for parties in that place.
o. c. Robertson, G. E. Robertson, VIM
Taylor and Clifford Royce attended the bi
cycle races in Boston this week.
Fred c. Davis, wife and daughter ar,
the guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
B. Davis, on the Mortified road
G. c. Holton attended the reunion o
7 his regiment, the Send Massachusetts,
J Monday which was held at Mt Tom.
! About 90 from here attended the picni
held by the Catholic society of Brattlebor
at Central Park, Vernon, Wednesday.
: Miss Belle Tenney of Cambridge, Mass.
J has been spending a few days with Mrs
g S. K. Hildreth and calling on other friends
t Mr.. and Mrs. n SheIifor lost an infau
3 child by death last week. They took tn
: body to Dana, Mass, for burial Saturday
Miss Gertrude E. Leach has been Ell
gagged by the board of education to teac
music in our public schools the comm
n year.
!. Mrs. Fred Payne of Boston, formerl
/. Miss Agnes Tubbs, popular teacher
B our public schools, is visiting Miss Mimi
D Snow.
J. Edward B. Sanderson and wife of WI
terbury, Conn, are the guests of Mr.. Sal
a derson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. L. Sal
@ derson.
It Mrs. w. n. Pike went TO Athol Frida
g Mrs. Cora H. Smith and George Pike wei
/, by carriage Sunday and all returned t
IT gether.
Is Mrs. F. II. Fuller and Miss Emma We
e man are spending the week at Northfe
u attending the conference of Christit
u workers.
Mrs. R. D. Sparks has returned to b
,r home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after a tv
ID weeks visit with Mrs. g. s. Smith at Ri
Of erview farm.
l. Louis Fitzgerald, who has been at wo
g. in clothing store in Peterboro recent
Is has closed his engagement there and l
b. turned to town.
d Mrs. Myron Dickerman and Miss Hat
=, Knapp went to Claremont Tuesday. Tn
III will remain there through the Method
"a camp meeting.
an Geo. A. Robertson and Miss Cora We
10 man were guests of Miss Wellman's broth'
" Postmaster Wellman of Keene, at Monso
lie vile last week.
ne George Britton recently had his pensi
n raised from SIT to $24 The increase dat
i'd from Nov. 8, 1898, giving him about nj
If months back pay.
~ H. A Shepardson, an Amherst studel
We has been canvassing the town for book
on travel, in the interest of the Hampd
80 Publishing company.
VS. The Amidon wooden mill is shut do
this week to make some alteration in c.
nection with the new boiler, which d.
not work satisfactorily
wn Miss Daisy Streeter and Miss An