Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-17
N. |. HAWLEY.

party Friday evening. There were six
tables, and the game was enjoyed until a
late hour.
Miss Louisa Smith. formerly of this
town. now of Mddletown. Conn, is visit
ing Mrs. G. y. Robertson and other
friends in town
John S. Coy of Spencer. Mass. presided
at the organ at the Congregational
church Sunday morning I'm a highly ac-
ceptable manner.
Rev. and Mrs. Dwight A. Ball who
were in town for the ordination of Rev.
r.. Van Tassel. were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. +. w. Tiden.
The various committees for the fair
ana festival to be held at the town hall
Feb. and will meet at the church par
Tor to perfect arrangements Saturday
evening.
Harry r. Smith Of the United States
hospital corrs was at his home here over
Sunday He went to Boston Monday. ex-
pecting to start for Washington d. c.,
Tuesday.
Mrs S w. Bailey of Vernon is spend
ing few days with her sister Mrs 4. a.
Bailey. Mrs. John II. Frost. also of
Vernon. visited briefly at the same place
Saturday.
A steam saw mill has been placed about
a half mile from the residence of II. II.
Newton on the Chesterfield road by the
Whitcombs of West Swanzy. and they
will get out the timber from the so-called
Amidon lot. which they bought some time
ago.
Mrs Marshall y. Newton formerly
| Annie l.. Goodenough. who died at New
| fame VT Jan. s. was well known in
| Hinsdale She graduated from the High
school. and during her stay here made
many friends. She is survived by n hus-
band and three children
At the Universallst parish meeting
which was held last Saturday evening
! these officers were chosen: u. l.. Fisher,
moderator; John II. Smith. clerk; e. II.
! Burroughs. treasurer; r. NJ. Langworthy,
| chorister: d. w. Stearns. r. W. Tilden
| and +. s Leonard, trustees.
The engagement is announced Of Law
Yer Edward *. Hall of Boston and Miss
/ Sally Maynard Drew Of Lancaster. this
! state. Mr. Hall is a son Of Charles =.
Han. who was for several years prin-
cipal Of the Hinsdale High school and is
/ also a nephew Of Mrs. NJ. S Leach.
Mrs Austin H. Dickerman was run
into and thrown down by children coast
| ing on the hin near 4. r Fishers Mon
! day afternoon. II was thought at first
! that she was very seriously injured, but
she is improving. being now able to sit
| UP in an easy chair II well supported by
| pillows. About every winter some one
has TO get injured before sliding in the
streets is prohibited
The Fennessy syndicate have bought a
controlling interest in the Orange county
~. j. Gas and Electric Light company
| Cornelius Fitzgerald, formerly OF Hins-
dale. who has been connected with tbs
Fenncssys several years, has been made
treasurer Of the new concern, and will
at once assume the duties of the position
with headquarters at Middletown, where
he will make his home in the future.
The ladies' aid society of the Metho.
dist church elected the following officers
at their annual meeting last week; Mrs
Elizabeth Markey, president; Mrs. Har
! riet Savage vice president; Mrs II. 4
Dickerman. secretary; Mrs. Clough
treasurer; Mrs. w. L. Smith. Mrs. A. II
Dickerman. Mrs. Charles Dickerman. Mrs
Lester Clark and Mrs. Ira Wetherbee. di
rectors The ladies intend to give z
chicken pie supper in the near future.
The recently installed officers of the
Epworth League are c. II. II. Langile
president: Miss Nora Smith, Mrs f. c
Bartlett and Mrs. Ira Wetherbee. vice
presidents; Miss Lula Moore. secretary
and Joseph Wilson treasurer New Off
GERS of the Junior league are: Raymond
Packard. president; stephen Packard
Doris Bartlett, Eva Brooks and Vioa
Chamberlain, vice presidents; SUSIE
Packard, secretary; and Milan Smith
treasurer
4 clipping from a western paper says
Willie +. Weber a policeman on the
Donaria force. and Miss Ida Reader OF
Tyrone. Pa, were united in marriage 10y
Squire Bert w. Cashier at the latter.
Office at $50 Wednesday evening. New
Years day. The couple came in on tn,
$40 train and after the ceremony wer,
driven to a home already furnished or
Cashier avenue" Mr.. Weber is n former
Hinsdale boy and brother of Fred Weber
of this town, who has not seen him fol