Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-25
HlNSDALE.

Miss Emily Baker is visiting in Keene.
Mrs. c. E. Keyou has been i'll for sew
eral days
Bert Perry of Dummerston, VT, is Wis
iting in town.
Mrs. Maurice Purcell visited in Turner's
Falls last week
Miss Jennie Dix is attending the bust
ness college at Keene.
Mrs. Edward Belleville has been spend
ing few days in Boston.
Mrs. e. L. Robinson left for her new
home in St. Louis Thursday.
George a. Robertson was in Boston
from Saturday until Tuesday
Miss Eta Richmond recently spent sew
eral days in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs Graves of Proctorsvile Vt, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs p. Bowie
e. j. Temple was in Boston last week,
and visited his son at Tufts College.
Henry Black has returned from visit
among relatives in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs f. b. Spencer of Chicopee, Mass.
is caring for her mother, Mrs. Gilbert.
Mrs NJ. Spaulding visited her daughter
Mrs r. r. Cobb in Spofford last week.
Mrs Valmon Adrich has bought the
Clark house back of the Masonic build
ing.
Mrs Esther Dickinson is housekeeping
for Mr.. and Mrs. oaks during their alb
sence.
Mrs. Martin Kelley recently spent about
two weeks with her two daughters i'm
Wilton.
OXIDE Nichols, formerly employed at
Hotel Ashuelot is coachman at h. A.
Worden's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Rouillard have re-
turned from a visit to the Pan-American
exposition.
Ben Gognon went to Manchester Mon
day, called there by the critical illness
of a sister.
Vasco Aldrich and family of Keene are
making a two weeks visit among rela-
tives in town.
James Britton went to Ludlow, VT, last
week, called there by the death of a
brother-in-law.
Miss Hattie futile of Harrisville is
assisting C. e. Keyou during Mrs
Keyous illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Fay and Clarence
Fay and Miss Eva Stratton started for
Buffalo Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Matte Wheeler and daughter
Gertrude, came up from Baldwnsville
Mass, Saturday for a brief visit.
Methodist pulpit was occupied Sunday by
Lyle Percy, Mt. Hermon student.
Mrs. f. II. Fuller accompanied her
brother, Chester o. Hale, to his home in
Rindge last week, for a few days visit
Five hundred feet of new hose was re-
ceived recently by the fire department
and has been placed on carts Nos. l and
Warner II. Barrett, accompanied by
| John Dickinson of Ashuelot, left for the
Pan-American exposition Thursday after
| noon.
Mrs. b. c. Spencer, who is recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever, is now
being cared for by Miss Bradbury of the
| Salvation army.
William j. Higginson recently shipped
his household goods to North Shapleigh
Me-. where the family will make theil
| home in the future.
| Mrs. Kilburn and little son have re.
| turned to their home in SaXtons River
| Vt, after a stay of several weeks will
her son, f. NJ. Fuller
f. j. Richards left Thursday morning
to join his wife in Westfield Mass They
will visit in Boston, Worcester, and Fal
| River before returning.
| T. Jennings of South Norwalk, Conn.
a son of the owner of the edge tool works
| on Canal street, will spend the winter
in Hinsdale and work in the shop.
Mrs. Mary Harris of Greenfield, Mass.
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. \. L. Dix
Mrs. Frank Snow of Swanzey was en-
tertained at the same place Monday.
The Foresters will give their annua
concert and ball on Thanksgiving eve
at which time the Springfield, Mass.
orchestral club will furnish music.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beach and tw,
| obi of st hppO
ing a few days with Mrs. Beach's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Meacham.
Miss Marie T.. Pare came down from
| North Walpole Monday to attend thu
| Womans Relief corps inspection. Sh'
| returned to her home Tuesday morning
Sunday was the l3d anniversary of thu
marriage of Mr. and Mrs. S. X. Hildreth
| and the occasion was celebrated by few
friends calling and taking tea with them
f. NJ. Fuller joined his wife in Keen
| Tuesday, and they will take a vacation
of two or three weeks, which they viii
spend with relatives in different towns
Edward Stebbins, f. w. Tilden an,
| w. A. Kenney went to Springfield, Mass.
| Monday to make Investigations in regar,
to the new industry proposed to locat
in town.
F. o. Packard picked a branch iron
the raspberry bushes in his garden Sat
| urday, bearing hne ripe berries. Inc Der
ries were as thick as peas in a pod, am
of good size and fine flavor.
Mrs. d. L. Fisher and Mrs. F. w. Til
den went to Greenfield, Mass, Tuesda
afternoon, and from there on Wednesda
morning to Buffalo and the Pan-Ameri
can exposition, where they will remain
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Holland left Sun
day afternoon for a ten days trip to tn