Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-07
HINSDALE, N. H.
lneie Ducette is visiting In Milton.

Angie Ducette is visiting in Milton
The public schools all began Tuesday.
Miss Ellen G. Walker is visiting in Ports
mouth.
Mrs. Jerry Reed of Turner's Falls visited
! in town last week.
Miss Barbara Dillon spent a part of last
week in Greenfield,
Willie Lachance has returned from a
visit in Providence, r. l.
| Don Harmon of Peterboro is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Maurice Purcell.
Miss Maude Webb of Chesterfield is at
tending the High school here.
Walter Hildreth visited in Keene, War
wick and Orange last week.
Mrs. S. r. Crowningshield visited her
son in Jamaica, VT, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jacobs and children
are guests at S. T. Crowningshield's.
Mark Mann returned home Saturday
from a weeks visit in Bellows Falls.
Two candidates were received into the
Congregational church Sunday morning.
Misses Myra Owen and Jennie Howe
have returned from a months visit in Hi
nos.
Miss Margaret Welsh returned to Green
field, Sunday, having spent two months in
town.
Miss Annie Hayes of Holyoke, Mass,
has been spending a week with friends in
town.
Miss Florence Pike of Worcester, Mass,
has returned to her home after visit in
town.
The Universalst society has changed the
time of the Sunday services from 80 to
$3.50 PM.
The Methodist ladies met with Mrs Ed
gar Bartlett Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Dan Purcell and Joe Bergeron are spend
ing a two weeks vacation in Boston and
Providence
Mr.. and Mrs G.. c. Holton entertained
Albert Denison and wife of Sprinfeld, Mass,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Lebert has moved from Par
ker's Canal street block to his block on
Church street.
The Rebekahs at their next regular
meeting will serve refreshments and have
an entertainment.
Mrs. L. P. Wise spent a portion of last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Will Ken
ney, in Greenfield.
Miss Una Leach went to Windsor, VT,
Tuesday to remain several weeks with her
friend, Mrs. Ruggles.
Jimmie Duggan, who has been spending
a vacation at his home here, returned to
Fitchburg, Mass. Saturday.
A large black snake, measuring five feet,
was killed by Charles Stafford near his resi-
dence on Brattleboro street Sunday.
m
Falls is spending a two weeks vacation
: with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Purcell.
Rev. W. f. Renshaw returned from his
vacation last week, and regular services at
the Congregational church were resumed
Sunday.
Miss Belle Delphy and Miss Anna Welsh
went to Holyoke, Mass, Sunday, returning
Tuesday. They attended the field day ex
ercses
Miss Nellie Gray went to Boston Thurs
day, where she enters a chdren's hospital
, to take a course of training for the pur,
pose of becoming nurse.
/, Mrs. Cornelius Fitzgerald and child and
Mrs. Fennessey and two boys came from
New York state Tuesday to spend few
weeks at the Fitzgerald home.
r Misses Sara and Madlyn Stearns return
ed Saturday from a visit to relatives in
, Athol. Miss Clara Stearns returned the
same day from Chesterfield.
| Mrs. Wallace Bailey and children have
been making two weeks visit with rela
tives in Irasburg, Vt. Mr. Bailey Joined
his family on Saturday.
1 Mrs. Cramer and little grandson, Lester
3 of Claremont have been making few
/ days visit at &. A. Robertsons and with
Mrs Cramer's son, Elmer Cramer.
@ Rev. Father j. j. Hoolihan died at Nortl
r Walpole on Monday from paralysis after
. an illness of several years. Father Hooli
n han was a former pastor of st. Joseph
:, Catholic church in this town.
A fine large picture of Andersonvill
t prison, as it was in 1864, has been place.
+ in Grand Army hall Below the engrav
J. ing is key, locating points of interest
h The picture is well worth a careful study.
IS G. NJ. Oaks closed his bakery and tool
= a day off Monday, Labor day. This wa
the first time that Mr.. Oaks has taken ad
d vantage of any holiday to close up and h
y free from work since opening the bakery
5, more than two years ago.
J. The open season upon grouse, quail
u woodcock and squirrels begins Sept. 3
and until that time the game-Wardens Wi
be on the watch for law-breakers. 1t i
/ hoped that everyone will aid the game war
/ den in protecting the game until the ope
e season begins. Grouse is the proper nam
> of our so-called partridge"
- Rev. W. H. Woodall, pastor of the Bap
fist church. preached his farewell sermo
on Sunday evening and left Tuesday after
. noon for Mars Hill, North Carolina, wher
. he will have passionate, and will also teac
le theology in the university in that place
ls Mr.. Woodalls family will remain in Hin,
u dale for a month, after which it is expect
= ed they will join him. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodall came here from the south, an
a very likely are glad to return to thei
ic home land. During their stay they hav
a. been faithful and earnest workers, Away
lie interested in any movement for the better
2, ing of society in the home of their adoI
IL ton, and it is with roget that those wit
ID whom they have been associated bid theI
good bye and God speed as they leave
Of labor in a new place and among other PEE
A. pie.
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