Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-06-30
HINSDALE, N. H.

visited in town last week.
Miss Marguerite E. Leonard is at home |
for the summer vacation.
Mrs Julia Jones returned last week from
a visit with her sons in Keene.
f. s. Archibald came home from Dart
mouth college Friday evening.
Station Agent White went to Boston FRI
day, returning Sunday morning.
Miss Winifred D. Leonard of Boston is
the guest of Miss Carrie B. Howe.
Miss Lena Miner of Boston has been the
guest of Miss Stella Spencer this week.
Clesson Spencer of Boston is visiting his
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. William Spencer.
Mrs c. Amidon made a short visit with
her sister, Mrs. Lorenzo Stebbins, recently.
Mrs f. H. Latham returned Saturday
evening from a weeks visit in Mt. Holly,
Vt.
Mrs. Geo. w. Ward went to Amesbury,
Mass, last week to visit a brother who is
i'll.
The Hinsdale band will play at Silver
dale, Spofford lake, July 4, day and even
ing.
Mrs. Ollie Hale has been entertaining
her friend, Miss Barber, of Mortified,
Mass.
The young sons of William Hunt of Bur
| lington, VT, are visiting at +. A. Wor-
den's.
F. P. Kinds was recently the recipient
of handsome lamp from four lady friends
in Keene.
Alfred Wells, who has been at Hotel
Ashuelot for several weeks, returned to
Boston Monday.
Brightwood paper mill was shut down
the first of the week on account of the
work on the dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin of Keene
visited at G.. S. Goddards Thursday and
Friday of last week.
Mrs. l.. p. Wise is again on the sick list,
and her daughter, Mrs. viii kenney of
Greenfield, is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Arms of Deerfield,
Mass, visited at Mrs. NJ. A. SpOoner's
from Friday until Sunday.
The Halle q Frost mill was shut down
Saturday to draw the water from the mill
pond, to build the cofferdam.
The American Express company has es-
tablished branch money order office at
the store of Jones & O'Brien.
Miss Florence Abbott, a teacher in the
public schools of Manchester, is a guest at
the Congregational parsonage.
Miss Ann Maria Mitchell attended the
graduating exercises of the high school at
Easthampton, Mass. last week.
Miss Edith Stowell of Tufts college and
Harry Piper of Harvard were over-Sunday
guests of Miss Hattie Spooner
Frank Elliott, while at work on the dam
Sunday, slipped and fell into the river.
He was rescued after sinking once.
| George A. Robertson went to New York
: Tuesday, where he will combine business
: and pleasure for a week or ten days.
The ladies' of the Baptist society served
. a strawberry supper at their rooms Wed
uesday evening, which was well patron
lied.
Three candidates were initiated into
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge Wednesday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Oaks aut
! Mrs. Allen.
, Sunday was an unusual day for Hinsdale
large gang of men were at work on tn,
: dam, and work there and on the bridg,
made it busy day
Mrs. Minerva Stevenson, who has beer
t confined to the house for some time by i'll
= ness, is at the present time failing, anC
. able to sit up but little.
J. Mr. and Mrs George Brtton went t,
Gardner Mass, Tuesday to attend tn,
y wedding of their son, Jacob Britton, whicl
took place Wednesday.
S The bicycle party who went to Mt. Mon
: adnock last week Thursday arrived HON
IS in the evening, without mishap of an,
IS kind, weary, but happy.
l. large number of the young people at
It tended the opening dance at Central Park
d Vernon, Friday evening and report
e pleasant party, aud a good time generally
Dr;,. =, -,
= weeks vacation with his family at Jack
n sonvile, Vt. b. S. Perry takes his plac
a at the Worden company's store during hi
e absence.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler S. Fay will hol
" reception in Fay's hall from to s o'cloc
S. p. NJ. Tuesday, July 4, to commemorate til
Of 50th anniversary of their marriage All al
cordially invited. No presents.
Rev d. l.. Fisher attended the Unive
salist convention at Williamsvile, Vt
last week, and delivered en- address wit
er ''For Thou hast made Him little lowe
than the angels" for his subject
lie The ladies' missionary meeting, whiC
was appointed for Wednesday Afternoon
r. was postponed on account of the storm
81 and the same program will be used for
es meeting to be held in the early part of Jul
The sophomore class of the High scho
are enjoying a two weeks outing at Spo
lIs ford lake. By invitation of their elias
" mate, Miss Dolle Dawson, they are at Il
n Dawson cottage, chaperoned by Mr.. al
%, Mrs Dawson.
~ n. NJ. Worden has nearly finished Il
no improvements on his Main street re,
- dence With its handsome new piazza,
- artistic painting, and the general freshe
I ing up in the inside, it ranks as one of Il
handsomest residences in the village,
A. A. Bailey, with force of Is men e
ished the job of putting in new timbers a
planking the Depot street bridge Sunda
Part of the work was done on Sunday
few weeks ago it being carried on tn
day so as not to hinder travel, The brid
is now in fine condition.
The aolan, mandolin, banjo and quit
club gave a concert at Winchester la
IS. week Thursday evening nnder the auspiC
Id of the Young Peoples Christian union
ne the Universalist church. They were {
so companied by Paul II. Mann, reader. I
of club is gaining a reputation which is ST.
to give many engagements.
10 Miss Hattie Spooner, who has just fms
"a ed her third year at Tufts college, cal
NJ home last week Thursday, and will remt
re- until Monday, when she will go to Fit
an burg, Mass, where she has position in
an Fitchburg Sentinel office, for the SUNNI