Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-07
HINSDALE, N. II.

| Tuesday. 9 - vi SeiiiSiu
OF New York city. ''
Miss Melissa Howard is visiting a niece
III Ashburnham, Mass.
G.. s. Smith has disposed of his tobacco
Tor 10y cents per pound
Henry Spaulding and wife entertained n
party OF IL friends on Thanksgiving day
Mrs. w. 10. Renshaw and daughter, EN-
ma are staying with friends In Gilsum
Rev. w. e. Renshaw went to East Sui
| day. IL
MRS Mrs Addie e. Dix visited her cousin,
week. eS i''S'
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Jones entertained
a small party of relatives on Thanksgiv-
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Holland are maxi
ing Ing two weeks visit in Worcester and
The Misses Mary and Clara stearns
| tives in Athol.
Representative-elect Clinton Collins of
marlboro was the guest of Rev. d. c.
Ling last week.
| Sunday morning.
Rev. Father ling was in Marlboro last
part of the week.
Mr.; and Mrs. s. A. Esten are now liv-
ing in Leominster, Mass, where he is
employed by a florist.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Keyou spent
| Thanksgiving day at Mrs Keyou's
| Iathers in Contoocook.
! C. H. Pearson cut Off the end of one
| finger in the Newhall & Stebbins machine
shop one day last week.
| G. S. Goddard, who has been in Provi-
| dence, II. l., for medical treatment few
| days, returned on Monday.
Edward Frazier is adding a piazza and
putting in new windows at his home at
the north part of the town.
George A Tewksbury, a student of
| Iufts college, was the guest of his mother
| the larger part of last week
Miss Hattie Spooner, assistant teacher
in the High school at Haverhill spent the
vacation at her home here.
Myron A. Minis and family of Keene ate
| turkey with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Minis on Thursday.
Mrs. Sophia A. Doolittle of Binghamp-
t9n, n is the guest OF her sister
Mrs. White and family and NJ. D.
White and wife were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Cote in Greenfield Thanks
giving day.
Mrs. Matte e. Wheeler will soon move
block into the second floor tenement at
Dominick Belleville's.
Edgar Bartlett has moved his family
from the Nelson Barrett place to the So
| called Butler place on the River road
/ owned by w. N. Pike.
Rev: W. H Cane LII. D., of Peterboro
! Sunday, preaching Interesting sermons
morning and evening.
A Mortified grammar school football
team played an eleven from the Hinsdale
grammar school last week, and were de-
| feated by our boys, Al to 0.
Mrs. Thomas Mullen and two daughters,
who are visiting the formers mother,
airs. O'Brien, in Everett. Mass, were
Joined by Mr.. Mullen on Saturday.
c.. C. Holton went to Worcester last
week to eat Thanksgiving. turkey with
his mother and sisters. Before returning
| home he spent few days in Boston.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs Leon Drink
wine on Thanksgiving day were Rev B.
| d. Boivin of Tufts college, and Miss
carrie Fairbanks of Leominster, Mass.
| The 25th anniversary of the Methodist
| church will be observed on next Sunday
SyHnng The RPssS Fey r. d Deppe
the services will be in keeping with the
| occasion.
The union Thanksgiving services at CAL
| largely attended as the excellent sermon
by Rev. J. T. Marvin would warrant. 1t
is accounted for by the hour, and the du-
ties requiring the presence of the people
In their homes.
Miss Ida Kelley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Kelley of this place, was
week to Michael Splain of Fitchburg.
Mass. The marriage took place at Man
chester and the ceremony was performed
by Bishop Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Fuller and family
Of PutneyI Vt, and Jennie J, Scanlon Of
Hartford, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs; Fred D.
/ Ellis and son, Homer, and two sons,
Homer H. and Frank A. Button, and
Mr.. and Mrs; John II. Allen, all spent
very. enjoyable Thanksgiving at the home
of Mrs. c. l.. Button.
The ladies of the Calvary Methodist
| church will hold their annual fair at
Fay's hall on Wednesday and Thursday.
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| Useful and fancy articles will be offered
in abundance, also toys for the children.
nesday evening and an oyster supper
| Thursday evening. A. good entertain
ment will be furnished both evenings
The turkey which has occupied one of
clothing store, and was offered to the
person making the nearest guess as to
and Joseph Bergeron, each guessing Is
| pounds and 10 ounces, the turkey weigh
ing Is pounds and ~ ounces Ia coin was
the prize, and Mr.. Purcell was the win
| ner.
Sheridan post, No, IA, G. A. r., made
day evening. Austin H. Dickerman,
| commander; Charles Owen, senior vice
Moses ]InEr Ge
e. Liscom, chaplain; .Alonzo A. Bailey.
| officer of the day; John l.. King, officer
of the guard; delegates to department
encampment Moses H. Bardwell; alter
nate, Joseph Detour.
| The corn chowder supper at the Con-
| gregational church on Wednesday eve
| ming was very literally patronized. 1t
| was followed by a very enjoyable enter
| tainment, consisting of musical and lit
erary selections, all receiving encores. 1t
| was voted at the business meeting of the
| society to have an entertainment at the
first sociable in each month, and the al
| ternate evening the time could be spent
| socially or with a little parlor entertain
ment arranged without the aid OF the
committee.