Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-05-18
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Mrs. S. H. Mcdonald is visiting in Lynn,
Mass.
Albert Denison of Springfield, Mass,
called on friends in town Sunday
Rev. Z. J. Deane preached in the North
Hinsdale church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. H. E. Hunter has been spending a
few days with a sister in Winchester.
Rev. L. NJ. Wilde and ". D. Ferrin are
enjoying new road wagons with pneumatic
tires.
Robert Rowe of Deerfeld, Mass, is clerk
ing for G. S. Howe in his store in Fisk's
I block.
Charles Stearns received his appointment
as census enumerator for Hinsdale, on sat
urday.
Fred Bergholm, former employee in the
Hinsdale bakery, is now clerking in La
votes grocery store.
Rev. Sherman Cove of East Jaffrey was
visitor at the Congregational parsonage
portion of last week.
The High school sophomores are wearing
new caps Of royal purple, with the figures
O2 in white on the front.
Mrs. c. A. Pearson and Mrs. c. II. Pear
son were called to Bristol last week to at.
tend the funeral Of a relative.
l. E. Thomas and family have moved
here from MARROW and are living in the
Aldrich house on kilburn street.
a petition has been presented to Gov.
! Rollins asking for the appointment Of Geo.
! P. Slate as judge of the police court.
The first and second degrees were con
| fered upon two candidates at the meeting
Of Wantastiquet Grange Wednesday even
| ing.
Miss Gertrude E. Leach spoke on "The
/ Value of Music in the Public Schools" at
! the teachers institute at Troy last week
! Friday.
Prof. D L. Fisher, Robert McCaughern,
/ jr., c. H. Temple and Miss Minerva Bur
! roughs attended the teachers institute in
Troy Friday.
Miss Florence ". King. assistant teacher
in the High school, has been entertaining
her sister, Miss Marion King of Northamp-
ton, Mass, for a few days.
/ Mrs. f. A Openheimer of Springfield.
Mass, with three children, is pending a
/ few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| j. q. Bridge on the Chesterfield road.
Mrs. Hattie Wilder has returned from
visit of several weeks in Burlington, Vt,
and has had her sister, Mrs Della Boyden
of Springfield, Mass, as a guest for a few
days.
c. f. Jennings of New York who owns
the Canal street edge tool works. was in
town last week. The working force is to
be increased until 200 dozen chisels week
will be output.
DR.. W. 5. Leonard received an invita-
ton from the Metropolitan Life Insurance
! company 10 the banquet rendered their
agents and examining physicians at the
Manchester House in Manchester on Satur-
day evening of last week.
c. D. Whitaker of Turner's Falls is busy
removing the buildings from the land re-
Gently bought of him by the selectmen for
the enlargement of the town hall lot He
will move the barn sto his farm near the
Hinsdale and Vernon ferry.
Geo. P. Slate, master of Wantastiquet
Grange, has caused, to be posted notices
calling a meeting at Grand Army hall on
Saturday evening for the appointing Of
committees, and making preliminary ar
rangements for the observance of old home
week in town.
+. G. Sergeant has bought a sprinkling
cart and will water Main and Canal streets
and possibly others later. Three hundred
dollars has been raised by subscription by
the citizens living on the two streets men
| TONED. Ne > pIluhleE Is OF modern design,
and has a capacity of 600 gallons, and will
be filed from hydrant on lower Main
street, and a stand pipe in the Robertson
paper mill yard.
The Hinsdale brass band will appear in
new uniforms on Memorial day The
money for the uniforms was partly raised
by the citizens, and the remainder by the
members of the band. They will consist
of dark blue coats and light blue trousers
with red trimmings and a blue helmet The
members get together for practice twice a
week, and some fine open-air concerts may
be looked forward to during the warm
season.
J A quiet wedding took place at the Con
! gregational parsonage, on Saturday even
ing, when Dwight A. Hosford and Miss Ids
A. Horton were united in marriage by
Rev. w. E. Renshaw, the ring ceremony
} being used. The newly married couple
1 Immediately began housekeeping in A F
! Fishers house on Highland avenue, where
! they will be at home to their friends after
June !. Mr.. and Mrs. Hosford have
large circle of friends and acquaintance
? whose good wishes attend them in theil
: new relations.
. Leon Drinkwine and Mrs. Jennie Searli
4 were married at the Universalist parson
/ age by Rev D. l.. Fisher at o'clock Tues
y day morning. The bride was becomingly
! attired in lavender muslin, and wore
S brooch which was worn by her mother a
d her marriage, also by the bride at her frs
vvaddinO which caremOnv took Dlaea II