Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-09
HINSDALE, N. H.
A Chapter Of Accldsn,...

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Hoyt Streeter fell from an apple tire,
Oct. 81 and sustained bad fracture in tn,
left shoulder joint
Eddie Hall, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
hall, is suffering from badly injured knee
received at foot bail game last week
Thursday.
On Saturday Willie Lane received a
charge OF shot in the back of his head, from
gun in the hands of Ira Chamberlain.
who with Willie Mead was hunting on
Tower hill. When near the Jack Barrett
place they met Lane and stopped to talk
with him. Lane then resumed work, and
the young hunters started for home, when
In some way Chamberlain's gun, which
was resting across his arm, was discharged,
the charge striking Lane in the back of
the head, inflicting a bad scalp wound
de Immediately started for the village to
secure medical aid, running good part of
the distance. DR.. Worthing attended him,
and found that the greater part of the shot
had passed out at the top of his head, after
tearing through the skin, and few were
imbedded in the skull. Chamberlain and
Mead were badly frightened, but no blame
is attached to them for the accident.
Lane lost the fingers of one hand from a
gunshot wound some years ago.
Henry Taft has moved into the Perry
house.
W. V. Spencer of Keene was in town
Tuesday.
John O'Brien of Jamaica, VT, was in
town recently.
Rev. Father Ling was in Manchester two
days this week.
Willie Dempsey is visiting his brother in
New York city.
L. X. Bascom was in Lynn, Mass, day
or two last week.
Druggist F. Il. Jones was in Boston
few days this week.
Miss Ellen Ling was the guest of friends
in Keene this week.
Louis Davenport has been ill with ma
laria for few days.
1t is rumored that there is sound of
wedding bells in the air.
One of our local sportsmen has shot 81
woodchucks this season.
Mrs. Lucretia Atwood is suffering from
an attack of rheumatism.
M. d. Brown, representing CHM & Co.,
was in town Wednesday.
Bert Wilder is recovering from a severe
Illness OF ABOUT TWO weeks.
Miss Jennie lacey of Keene spent last
week with friends in town.
Fred George went to his home in War
ner Tuesday fer brief visit.
Miss Lizzie Purcell visited in Turner'S
Falls from Friday until Monday.
Miss Barbara Dillon of Keene visited her
sister, Mrs. W. Curran, over Sunday.
Mrs. Whitaker and son Paul were in
Turner's Falls from Friday until Monday.
Alex Mcdonald and Luger Pitcher are
in Montreal for a stay of month or more.
Mrs. Archie Stockwell and two children
visited her mother, Mrs. G. F. Ellis, last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Felt of Lancaster
were guests of Mrs. Jane Amsden this
week.
Charles Blanchard has moved from
Chestnut Hill to the Curran house on Canal
street.
John Barry of Springfield, Mass, was
visitor at Mrs. Raleigh's River street home
Sunday.
R. w. Dawson was confined to his home
the most of last week on account of rheu-
matism.
A number of our young people went to
Mortified Friday evening to enjoy few
hours dancing.
There were three accessions to the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning, all on
confession of faith.
Mrs. Talbot is with her daughter, Mrs.
James O'Brien, and will remain with her
through the winter.
Mrs. Sarah Fales has gone to visit her
N WOraaatar har
in Providence, R. 1.
Bert Spencer and family have moved
from the plain back to the home place on
the Chesterfield road.
Aaron Jewell and family have moved
from the Holton place on Terrace Hill to
Charles Polley's house.
DIR. James A. Minot of the Massachusetts
General hospital, Boston, visited DR..
Worthing last Saturday.
NJ. Lally of Ashuelot and 7. Duggan of
Hinsdale were arrested here Saturday for
being drunk and disorderly.
Rev. W. E. Renhsaw will exchange pull
pits on Sunday with Rev. w. F. Whit
comb of Surry, lately of Dublin.
Miss Mollie Stakeholder of Arlington,
VT, is the guest this week of her friend
and former classmate, Mrs. F. H. Jones.
John A. Davenport, who has been en-
ployed at A. N. Kingsley's Ashuelot stables,
is now employed at Hotel Ashuelot barn.
A very enjoyable entertainment consist
ing of solos, readings, etc., was given at
the Grange meeting on Wednesday even
ing.
A severe thunder storm passed over
Hinsdale on Wednesday night, as unex-
spected as unusual at, this season of the
year.