Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-06-28
HINSDALE, N. H.


few days
Miss Florence Goddard has been i'll
several days.
Miss Sadie Hancock spent last week
in Richmond.
G. S. Goddard went Tuesday for a
few days visit in Orange, Mass.
Miss Violet Robertson is visiting
relatives in Bellows Falls a few days.
Miss Ida Eaton returned home this
week. after an absence of five weeks.
Misses Dolly DAWSON Eva Robert
son and Meta Bailey are enjoying an
outing at Spofford lake.
Ralph Carey has moved his family
from c. c. Holton's house to r. P.
| Nims's on High street.
Mrs Harriet Beeman of Buchanan,
Mich. arrived in town Wednesday
! She is visiting at f. w. Robertson's
Edison Moon is having serious time
with erysipelas, which has attacked
! both his hands and face.
w. L. Streeter of Saco, Me, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Q. D.
Streeter. for a short time iast week.
Frank Bergeron and family have
| moved to Franklin, this state, where
|
mill.
G.. A. Robertson went to Bradford,
Vt. this week. to visit the ruins of
paper mill recently burned at that
place.
DR.. w. S. Leonard delivered an ad-
dress at the deication of the Farnham
library building at Dublin last week
Thursday.
Eames & Towne are putting in new
cable at their grist mill to take feed
over to the road by power. instead of
by hand as has been done.
Thomas O'Harrie, an employee at the
Robertson paper mill, received tele-
gram Wednesday. telling him of the
death by drowning of an uncle in
Canada.
The Winchester base bail team will
play Raleighs nine at Riverside park
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. No
admission will be charged. Battery
for Winchester, King and Thompson;
for Hinsdale, Smith and Raleigh.
John Abbott has given up his job
at Brightwood paper mill He will
go to Nashua to work in machine
shop. He will sell a quantity of house
hold goods at public auction tomorrow
afternoon. in front of Parks block,
Canal Street.
The new boarding house owned by
the West Swanzey Manufacturing com
pany was opened for business last
week Saturday by Mr. and Mrs
Michael Corkey. John Corliss spent
several days in Swanzey helping Mr.
and Mrs. Corkey in getting settled and
in order.
The Methodist lawn party at A. |
, Sprague's Wednesday afternoon anc
evening was a success in every way
: A large number were present, ant
, a spirit of good cheer prevailed. 4
fine supper with an abundance O
strawberries, ice cream. etc. We're as
usual a large factor in the afternoon
festivities.
!. The Companions of the Forest hell
their second annual reception at Crane
:, Army hall Tuesday evening. TIT
y members of the order, with their in
= vited guests. made up delightful par
= ty. A fine entertainment was given
y refreshments served, and the evening
9 festivities closed with an hour of dane
ing.
Officer Kinds arrested John Devin
> last week Thursday afternoon charge
> with grand larceny in the second de
. gree. the crime having been commit
- Ted in Auburn, n. Y. Devine was a
work at the north part of the towr
y He was held until the arrival ot>th
, officer from New York.
=, The meeting OF the Old Home Wee
=, association. which was held at Gran
" Army hall Saturday evening called on
a limited number of our citizens. In
II meeting was adjourned subject to tn
= call of the executive committee.
- would seem that this is matter whlc
r would interest the old residents, an
H. natives OF the town, and that the NEE
sc ings would be more generally atten'
NJ ed than they are. WHAT ails the PEE
NJ pie? Let us wake up, and if we haY
a celebration, sustain the reputation
at having something worth while.
et Rev. Bertram d. Boivin, formerly
le this town, and only son of Leon Drin
e wine, and Miss Carrie Fairbanks
Ell Leominster, Mass, were united in ma
ie riage in Boston, June 10. They wei
II Immediately to their future home
ed Annisquam. Mass, where Mr.. Boiv
is pastor of the Universalist churc
ne and where new parsonage has ju
On been completed for their occupanc
ng The bride was the recipient of maj
l6 beautiful and useful gifts, and amor
elk them were included pieces of solid s
as yer. household furnishings, valuab
It's checks, and a piano. Mr. and MI
mt Drinkwine returned Monday evenil
8, from Annisquam, where they had be-
ed to assist the young couple in gettil
of settled in their new home. N
ri. Boivin has many friends in this tow
at who unite in wishing him happine
or in his new relations, and abunda
to success in his chosen life work.
,er The summer convention of t
&c. Cheshire County union, Y. p. s. C.
of was held at the Congregational chur
Saturday, June %. The convent
NJ theme was Onward and UpwarC
ist On account of the severe shower
al the morning there was not as large
'o9 attendance as would otherwise ha
he been. fine program was carried o
ice The address by Rev. F. A. Macdont
itb of West Fitchburg was enjoyed by
No present, also the closing address
,st Rev. L. G. Kimball of Swanzey G.
are tire. 1t was urged upon all Endeav
he ers to remember the state convent
to be held in Keene Sept. II to 10 a
to attend, as it is not often our &C
uet fortune TO have the state convent
az so near. At the business hour V
w: President Henry w. Lane was chos
cid | % % co.