Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-25
HINSDALE, N. H

Miss Marie Belanger is visiting in
| Boston and vicinity.
Miss Gertrude e. Leach has been
i'll at her home several days.
Roy Dawson is housed with trou-
Bile with his leg, from which he suf-
fers intensely.
: Mrs. Geo. NJ. Wright visited her
brother in Jamaica, Vt, from Tuesday
until Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Bridget White slipped and fell
on the ice in her yard last week
! Thursday morning, fracturing her left
wrist
William Watson, who was i'll at the
home of Mrs. NJ. S. Leach, recovered
so as to go to his home in Westport
Saturday.
c. c. Holton was taken seriously
i'll last week Thursday. but is out
again after being confined to the
house for several days.
r. p. Minis is suffering from frac-
! turod shoulder the result of fail on
J the icy concrete walk i'm his yard ON
! Thursday morning OF last week.
Mrs. Addic f. Dix went to Lebanon
! Wednesday morning, called there by
| critical illness i'm the family of John
Dis, brother of the late Dr. NJ. G.
Dix.
Mrs. Sidney Aldrich of Kceno was
/ tine guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. X. Hill
droth, for several days recently. Mr..
/ A'driCh also was a guest at the same
place over Sunday
one of Fred Sargeant's two-horsa
! teams took a lively run minus a driver
! on Thursday afternoon but as the
/ iIorso5 kept the road up through Main
! ana Canal streets and went directly
/ home, no damage was done.
District Deputy Edna Fletcher as
! sisted by the degree team of Queen
/ Esther Rebckah lodge installed the
! officers of the lodge at Winchester on
! w Wednesday, evening of last week.
/ Eleven in an went from the local
lodge. They We're royalty entertained
and report delightful evening.
An Illustrated lecture on Ben Hur"
was given at the Conversational yes
! try ON Monday evening by John w.
| Fairbanks of Boston, who came under
the auspices of the !. p. 5. c. f. The
! views were fine, and the lecture inter-
estlng but on account of other attrac-
tons, the audience was not large.
Tho entertainment at the vostrv
of the Catholic church last week
| Thursday evening was one of the finest
| given by local talent in a long time.
! The supper also was one of the best.
Both were largely patronized. and
many more would have been glad TO
go, but stayed away because of the
| lack Of room.
G. y. Pearson met with an accident
at his blacksmith shop on Canal street
last Friday. A FESTIVE horse stepped
on his foot. injuring the whole foot.
ana nearly seycring the big toe. DR..
w. S. Leonard soon put the injured
member in position, and aside from
"A painful wound for time. there win
be no unpleasant result
The next regular netting of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps will be held Tues.
day afternoon. Feb. 5th. at 3 O'Clock
in G. y. r. hail. 1t is hoped that
all the floor members as well as Of
hcers Will be present Officers for the
ensuing year: President. Mary T.
Howe; S. v, Jennie Putney; J. V.
susan Lynch; secretary, Maria
Spooner; treasurer, Eunice A Wilder:
chaplain, Amanda Burrows; conduc.
tor, May Dickerman; guard, Augustus
Minis.
| ne -oth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. William W. APP
pin was celebrated at their home in
keene on Saturday evening. by a
large company Of relatives and
friends giving them genuine surprise
\ large number of expensive and use
full presents We're left as reminders
of the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Ap.
plin are we'll and favorably known in
| Hinsdale, having lived in the village
several years, Mr.. Appln being en-
gagged in the fish and oyster business
| here.
The following officers of Riverside
Colony, No. 14S. L. O. p. F., were in
| stalled Monday evening by Deputy Su-
preme Governor Harry Crosby, as
sisted by Deputy Supreme Sergeant-at-
arms Mrs. Hattie Clark, and Deputy
Supreme Secretary Mrs. Anna Crosby,
all of HOlyoke, Mass: w. E. Fay,
worthy governor; Mrs. Anna l.. Til
den, lieutenant governor; Mrs. Anna
GOss, secretary; c. A. Holland, treas
urer; Mrs. Edna B. Holland chaplain:
Mrs. Alma Stafford, sergeant-at-arms;
Mrs. Luella a. Fay, collector; L. w.
Goss, sentinel of the inner gate; F. H.
Tilden, sentinel of the outer gate.
Refreshments were served. A goodly
number of invited guests were pres
emit and an hour was spent socially