Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-16
HINSDALE, N. H.

A. j. Pearson spent Sunday in Keene.
The foundry was shut down a part Of
this week.
Charles Barrett was in Fitchburg, Mass,
this week.
E. @. Bartlett is suffering from severe
eye trouble.
Mrs. Charles Wood of Worcester is in
town this week
A. w. Bliss is building a new slaughter
barn 20 by 80 feet.
W. b. Morton of Hadley, Mass, visited
in town last week.
Paul H, Mann will give readings tonight
in Greenfield at a concert
Win Manniss has been laid off from
work several days by illness.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Hall visited their
son in Bellows Falls Sunday.
Miss Grace Spencer of Keene has been
visiting in town few days
Miss Mary Griffin of Winchester is visit
ing her brother, John Griffin.
U. U. Brigham and wife are spending a
vacation in Fitchburg aud Boston.
Rev. L. NJ. Wilde of North Walpole was
at the parochial residence Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cote of Greenfield
visited relatives here over Sunday.
Eugene Minor has moved from Mr.. Tay-
lor's house into George NJ. Wright's.
Mrs. w. w. King recently returned
from four weeks visit in Cohoes, ~ Y.
Louis Davenport is seriously i'll with
malarial fever with typhoid complications.
Misses Mary and Katie Hoolihan of North
oil "a . L
aid.
Miss Barbara Dillon of Keeue was Wis
itor at her sisters, Mrs. w. Curran's, Sun
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marley returned Friday
evening from a few days visit in Clare
mont.
Ralph Carey and family have moved in
to the upstairs tenement in G. @. Holton's
house.
NJ Golden of Harrisville and Edward
Walker of Lebanon were in town last
week.
1t is said that although one marriage was
solemnized Wednesday, wedding bells are
still ringing.
A party of 25 Hinsdaletes enjoyed the
presentation of Quo Vadis at Brattleboro
Friday night.
A number of Hinsdale people attended
the Republican celebration at Brattleboro
Monday evening.
Miss Carrie B. Howe, reader, assisted at
an entertainment at West Chesterfield
Monday evening.
Henry King and William Ducette left for
Lebanon Saturday, where they will work
in one of the mills.
The Misses White, O'Conner and Eustage
of Keene were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
P. Kinds Sunday.
G. A. Robertson visited his daughters,
Mrs Nat Butler and Miss Lizzie Robertson,
in Boston last week.
Miss Carrie B. Howe gave readings in
the entertainment at the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms in Keene last week.
The pension of George E. Green has
been increased from So to $40 month,
with back pay from Jan. /.
Walter Dupee cut his left arm with an
axe Saturday. The wound lacked only an
eighth of an inch of severing the main ar
terry.
John Smith is taking the place at the
Hinsdale bakery of Bert Preston, while he
spends a two weeks vacation at his Yer
mont home.
Rev, W. E. Renshaw exchanged with
Rev. W. F. Whitcomb of Surry last Sun
day. Next Sunday he will preach in South
Acton, Mass.
A slight fault in the construction of the
heating apparatus at the High school build
ing was remedied this week by Mr. Pear
son of Keene.
NJ. Tole is this week moving back to
town from Winchester. He will occupy
the tenement vacated by Ralph Carey, in
the Adams block.
Deputy Commissioner of Pensions James
L. Davenport left for his home in Wash
ington, Monday, after short visit with
his mother, Mrs. Julia Davenport.
The workmen on the town hall building
have been delayed by the nou-arrival of
the window frames, which, it is said, have
been on the road more than two weeks.
A thunder shower, warm summer sun.
shine, hail. snow, rain and cold toward
night was the variety of weather Hinsdale
was treated to on Friday of last week.
Mrs. w. E. Renshaw and daughter, Miss
Emma, left Wednesday for the home of
Mrs. Renshaw's parents, in Sullivan, where
they will remain until more definite ar
rangements are made.
John Hodge of Northampton, Mass, who
has been the guest of his brother, Kimball
Hodge, for several days, has decided to re-
main in town, and has found employment
in William Smiths livery stable.
The High school foot ball team was de-
feated by the Ksene High school team $50
at that place Saturday. The local team
will play at Turner's Falls next Saturday,
where their opponents will be an eleven
from the Athletic club.
A supper will be served at the Universal
list church, Thursday afternoon, Nov. 90,
from early candle light until eight of the
clock, consisting of home made rolls salads,
cold meats, cake, pies, tea and coffee, free
to all who will abstain from all laughter