Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04

recently returned from st. Petersburg,
Russia, where Mr.. Fitzhenry had charge
of large leather works for several years.
They will go Immediately to the Pan
American exposition and from thence to
southern California. where they will
spend the winter. s. w. Bailey and wife
also visited at the same place Saturday.
The ladies are sisters of Mrs. Bailey.
James Curran is i'll at his Canal street
home.
Mrs William Royce recently visited in
Orange
Harris Bolton is clerking at Amidons
clothing store.
Mrs Burton c. Spencer is i'll with ty-
phoid symptoms.
Fred Pierce of Keene visited briefly at
f. NJ. Fuller's Saturday.
w w. King has been spending week
in Worcester and Boston.
Chester Thomas has had a relapse, and
is again confined to his bed.
w. ID. Ferrin is enjoying the pleasures
of hunting in the Maine woods.
S. NJ. Denison of Springfield, Mass,
visited in town briefly last week.
William S. Gray and wife of NARROW
visited Hinsdale friends last week.
Mrs James Watson of Westport visited
her son. William Watson. last week.
Mrs. Adde E. Dix is entertaining, Miss
Lizzie Reed of Westport a few days.
Mrs. Eunice Wilder is with her aunt,
Mrs. Lylphia Wellman. for a few days.
Henry s. Lawrence of Boston was a
recent guest of MIR. and Mrs. Il. j. Tenn
pie.
Miss Ellen c. Walker went to Spring
field Mass, Monday for a visit of a few
days.
Mrs. w. d. Holman received a short
visit from her brother, VIII Lahiff, this
week.
William Shattuck of Boston was enter
tanned at W. o. Amidon's a portion of
last week.
Mrs. Sophie Skinner of Keene visited her
sisters, Mrs. Wilder and the Misses Well
man. last week.
Mrs. Fales has been entertaining her
brother. Elbrdge Twitchell and wife OF
Royalston, Mass.
The annual inspection of Sheridan post,
No II, G. A. r., took place at G. A. r.
hall Tuesday evening.
The Chautauquans will hold their first
fall meeting with Mrs. ]. b. Holman,
Monday evening, Oct. Z.
Miss Elmira Thwing and Miss Mary
Whitney of Putney have been visitors at
c. NJ. Cooks a few days.
Mrs. Wetherbee of Clinton, Mass, has
come to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. IL. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Butterfield of South
Nottingham, Vt, were recent visitors
with U. U. Brigham and wife.
All the schools and the larger part OF
the manufactures were closed last week
| Thursday for the Valley Fair.
Walter Hildreth received Especial pre-
MUM for his exhibit of pressed wild
flowers at the Valley Fair last week.
F. w. Tilden went to New York Tues
| day morning on a business trip which
kept him the remainder of the week.
Clarence Bacon, wife and child o.
| Springfield, Mass, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Howe las
| week.
Mrs. r. C. Colburn of Shirley, Mass.
has been spending week with her sister
| Mrs. Nj. E. Spaulding, and brother, ]. r
Holman.
George Briggs settled in the polio,
court Friday for being intoxicated tn,
| day before, paying fine and costs to tn,
amount of $l4.S6.
The family of Augustus Herring hav,
moved from Ashuelot into the Wellington
house off Canal street, formerly occupied
by Charles Ellis.
Rev. Stephen Smith of Lebanon, Conn.
formerly pastor of the Hinsdale Congre
gational church, was in town calling OF
friends this week.
Frank Herring received an ugly hurt t
his left hand and forearm by getting 1
caught in the cards at the Halle & Eros
mill one day last week,
c. c. Holton was awarded first priz
for Boston terriers, and Mrs Fran
Elliott first prize for knitted afghan a
the Valley Fair last week.
Miss Minnie Belanger has opened mill
merry rooms in Fishers Depot street bloch
with Thursday Friday and Saturday c
this week as opening days.
Miss Daisy Streeter who recently UT
derwent an operation for appendicitis /
a Boston hospital, was able to return I
her home here last week Friday.
+ Fred Wells and wife of Nashua visite
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Fletcher last weel
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Wells were formerl
teachers in the Hinsdale public schools
Rev. Frank Hadley received a seriol
wound on the head by the falling of
pole in tobacco barn at the Cook plaC
on the Brattleboro road Saturday morI
ing.
Mrs. Alfred Harris of Leominste
Mass, has been spending a week wit
Mrs. Laura Jeffords and Mrs Lucret
Atwood, and making brief calls on oth'
friends.
One hundred and thirteen tickets wei
sold at the station Thursday for Vale
Fair sightseers beside the large numb
of Hinsdale people who went by team
! bicycle.
Mrs. F; M, Fuller who was slowly co..
valescing from several weeks illness.
! again considerably Frustrated by news
the critical illness of a brother in Gar
ner, Mass.
The Congregational ladies will serve
dinner at their rooms in the church
Wednesday, Oct. 8. 1t is probable tn
chicken pie will be the staple article
the bill of fare.
: Station Agent M. d. White and wi