Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-05-16
HINSDALE, N. H.


Henry Smith of Putney, VT, was in
town a part of last week.
Mrs. Hattie Knapp is at her home here
for few weeks stay
Bert Wilder has been i'm New York city
the past two or three weeks.
Miss Grace Doolittle of West Swanzey
is at work for Mrs. G. n Smith.
Mrs c. c. Hoton has been suffering
from facial neuralgia a few days.
Little Charlie Manseur has been having
a hard time with a qunsy sore throat
John Gull has leased of Edward Steb-
bins the Horton farm on Chestnut Hill.
Miss Ellen c. Walker came home Tues
day after spending about four weeks in
Boston.
Mrs VIM. b. Stacey and three children
of lIolyoke spent last week with Hns-
dale relatives.
WIN Miner has moved from Mrs. Dick
inson's house to Greenfield. where he has
a job driving team
O. w. Adams and family of Holyoke are
att the home of his father. w. b. Adams.
for few DAYS visit.
F. p. Kinds and wife were in Gays
vile. VT, a part of last week looking after
their business interests.
The Hinsdale base ball team was de-
feated at Brattleboro Saturday by the
! NJ. I. \. team, D 10 g.
Mrs. Newton Stearns went Tuesday for
a few days visit with friends in Ash
burnham, Mass. and Keene
Bert Preston. who has been employed at
Oakes's bakery for the past 2i4 years.
finished work there Saturday.
Mrs George Capell of Torrington, Conn.
has been the guest Of her brother. j. b.
Dawson and wife, few DAYS.
Clarence Booth went to Bratteboro
Tuesday. where he has employment in
the S. \. Smith company factory.
Messrs. Leach, Booth and Watson all
came up from Easthampton. Mass. to
spend Sunday with their families.
George F. Hooker arrived home last
week from California, where he has been
with his son ana brothers since Novem-
Der.
Mrs. Norman Knapp has closed her en-
gagement at the Hotel Ashuelot laundry.
where she has been employed the past II
years.
Mrs. Hattie Wilder has taken rooms in
a. \. Bailey's house on River street.
She moved her household goods there
last Saturday.
John Chamberlain has traded his Glen
street house for a farm in Winchester.
near the Warwick line. He moved his
family there this week.
The Pine Grove cemetery association
will hold their annual meeting in the Sc
lectmen's room in the town hall building
at I o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Belle Delphy and Edward White
have been selected to represent the Com
panions Of the Forest at the meeting of
the grand circle to be held in Nashua.
Rev Mr. Smith of Marlboro. who oc-
cuped the Congregational pulpit Sunday
in exchange with the pastor. gave eX-
cellent sermons both morning and even
ing.
An adjourned meeting of the creditors
Of the Worden company was held at
Keene, Friday. As no agreement was
reached. the meeting was adjourned for
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. D. \. Hosford arrived
home last week Wednesday from ITALIA
poosa Ga. where they have spent the
winter. While on their way home they
stopped for few days in Atlanta and
also in Washington. d. C.
Ralph. eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs r.
Il. Metcalf is recovering from an at
tack of scarlet fever. The house is
quarantined. and Mr. Metcalf is board
ing at Hinds's boarding house. so as to
be able to attend to his business.
Fred Berkinshaw, who has had charge
of the finishing department at the Halle
Il Frost mill the past five years. has gone
to PiUsfield, Mass. where he has sim
liar position in the Pontoosuc wooden
mill and will soon move his family to
that place.
The Hinsdale base ball team will play
with Winchester at Riverside park.
Saturday afternoon. An interesting game
is assured as the Winchester team claim
the championship of this village. and the
Hinsdales will work hard for its transfer.
| Game will be called at go
The quarterly convention of the Chesh-
| ire County Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held in the Congrega-
tional church Thursday, May %. a bus
| mess meeting will be held in the morn
| ing, but In the afternoon the meeting will
be public, and every one will be welcome
The 18th anniversary of the Epworth
League was fittingly observed at the Cal
vary Methodist church Sunday. A SER
| mon appropriate TO the occasion was
preached in the morning and in the even
| ing a service of song and Rotations en-
| titled THE Epworth League Rainbow
was given.
A little daughter of Peter Stone was
knocked down and run over Sunday after
noon by a runaway horse belonging to
| Warren Barrett The child was consid-
erably bruised and three stitches had 10
| be taken to close n cut under one eye
Fortunately her injuries were not as Sc
rious as at first feared. The carriage
was badly demolished.
Rev. ID. c. Ling will preach the Memoir.
| ial sermon at st. Josephs church at 23C
| o'clock in the afternoon on Sunday, MAY
%. Sheridan Post, G. A. r., Sheridan
| Woman's Relief Corps the Sons of Vet
| Grams and all veterans of the civil and
| Spanish wars, whether affiliated or una
| ffiliated are invited to participate in the
services of the day, as well as the Dec
Grafton Day exercises on May 30.
A very pretty wedding took place at St
Josephs church at 7 o'clock Tuesday
morning when Miss Susan McCaugherr
became the wife of John Golden. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. D. C
Ling. pastor of the church. The couple
were attended by Miss Ann McCaughern
"A cousin OF the bride, and John McCaugh.
ern of Bristol Conn. a brother of the
bride The bride was becomngly at
tired in a skirt of castor color and blue
silk waist with lace trimmings. She wor,
| hat of white chiffon. The bridesmaid
also wore a gown of castor color. TIL,
wedding presents We're numerous and in
cluded articles of silver and glassware
"A parlor chair brio brac linen, rugs
| blankets. etc, also a sum of money. Mr.
and Mrs. Golden left on the 1924 train fol
a short wedding journey, in which they
| will visit Bristol Conn, and Providence
| r. /. Upon their departure they wer,
treated to the customary shower of rice
and Were accompanied a short dstanc,
! by a large party of friends. After theii
return Mr. and Mrs. Golden will for tn,
| present make their home with Mrs. Gold
ems sister, Mrs James Mullen, at Fitz
| gerald court