Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-03
HlNSDALE, N. H.

Mrs. f. II. Jones spent a few days in
keene this week.
Miss Lucy spooner has taken n room,
at Mrs s. X. Hildreth's
Miss Margaret OBrien of Keene is a
guest at Rev. ID. c. Iing's
IL. f. Horton is making repairs on ono
or his High street houses.
MRS. Newton Stearns has been VISIT
ing In Millers Falls a few days.
Dr. a. A. Pratte is entertaining rela-
yves from Canada, and from Providence
r. |. Wv i'eiice'
Little Marion Robertson has been
housed with cold and sore throat n fovv
days. ie"
Mrs Nellie G. Stewart is ENJOYING
andria.
Charles Mann and family of Brattleboro
are spending vacation among relatives
in town. GO
Mrs. Dennis Carey of Meriden. Conn
has been in town recently calling on old
acquaintance
Inc regular meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps win be held at Grand Army
nail tuesday afternoon. Oct. Z.
Michael Hanrahan will serve on the
grand jury from this town, and New
ton Stearns on the petit jury
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Cooper of Lebanon.
VINO nave been spending several DAYS in
town. returned to their home Saturday.
X. M. Tole has gone to Springfield.
Mass where he has a place as moter-
man ON the electric cars
Miss Della Streeter received two FIRST
prizes on fancy work at the Brattleboro
fair.
Mrs. Della Boyden of Springfield. Mass
visited her sister, Mrs. Hattie Wilder.
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr. Rain, the engineer at the Halle
q Frost mill, has moved into r. p.
Nims's house on High street.
Geo. A. Robertson and Mildred Cramer
visited Mr.. Robertsons daughter in Cam
bridge, Mass, Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Hattie Wilder goes to Farley.
Mass tomorrow, to spend a few days
at Chas. Russell's who was formerly of
| this town.
w. F. Robertson arrived home Fri
day morning from seven weeks trim
| In which he went as far as the Pacific
coast.
large class of children were con-
| firmed by Bishop Bradley of Manchester.
at st. Joseph's Catholic church Sunday
| evening.
| Mrs. VIM. S. Kimball of Boston. accom-
panied by Miss Mabel Kimball, is spend
s,
Stebbins's.
/ The venerable Levi Streeter who cele-
brated his Goth birthday on Sept. 18th
attended the Valley Fair on Wednesday
of last week.
Miss Jennie Putney underwent an op-
Grafton for the removal of a catract from
one eye at the Boston Eye and Ear In
Urinary Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Spooner and daughter. Miss
Annie Spooner, will join the HinsdalC
! Woman's Relief corps at Washington
going from Boston.
1t is expected that Rev. j. p Booth
d. D.. of Morrisville VT. will preach II
the Universalist church next Sunday il
exchange with the pastor
The ladies of the Congregational parish
| Will serve an autumn supper at tn,
| vestry next Wednesday evening, followed
by short entertainment.
Mrs NJ. a. Spooner went to Cambridge
Mass. Monday, where she will remain
| with her daughters, the Misses Ami.
and Hattie Spooner through the winter
The Republicans will hold a caucus
the town hall tomorrow evening to nomi
nate two representatives to the constitu
tional convention, three supervisors o
the check list and a moderator
Mrs. e. !. Latham and Miss Belange
have leased the tenement recently oc
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Jones. il
Mrs. Wilder's Main street house, an,
will open millinery and dressmakng par
lors there.
Merrill b. l,.ilder came up from Win
throp, Mass, Wednesday of last week
and returned to his home Sunday after
! noon, accompanied by his family VIII
have been spending few weeks witt
relatives in town.
on complaint of S. c. Liscom the brew
cry was raided by Hinsdale officers las
week. Fred c. Gale. the alleged pro
prietor, appeared in the police court
claimed he was not the owner, and tn
case was dismissed.
b. f. Adams of Washington, ID. c.
who has been spending a few weeks va
cation at his home here, went to HolyokC
Mass, Monday for a short visit with hi
brother, Oliver Adams, and went fror
there to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Welch of Mi
ford, Mass, started on their return tri
home Tuesday, after spending a few day
among Hinsdale friends and relative!
Mr.. Welch is a former resident of tn
town, but has been away from here 70
many years.
James B. Anderson of Peru, N. Y
and Miss Nellie j. Hudson of Mort
Hinsdale were united in marriage by Rev
w. 2. White at the Congregational pan
sonage Wednesday evening. Mr.. an
Mrs. Anderson left Immediately for
short wedding trip.
The Merry Minstrel Maids went to Wiz
chester last week Friday evening an
gave an entertainment for the benefit {
the Universalst society of that tow
, In spite of the rain they were greete
by a full house. and about fifty dollar
was realized for the society.
The shops, remaining tools and hors
furnishings of the Leach bankrupt e!
tate We're sold by auction Saturday. III
, Main street building was bid off by
: d. Whitaker for $780, The building @
Hancock street. which was formerly use
as a woodworking shop, was bought b
Jason r. Holman for 5000
, Edgar C. Bartlett and family expect
9 start for Redlands, Calf, the last
: this month, where they will make the
: future residence, hoping that the chang
will be beneficial to Mr.. Bartlett, wi
: is not in good health. Miss Catherir
Cunningham win make the journey wit
i, them, but will go to Los Angeles, whel
she has relatives.
. Mrs G. S. Howe will attend the w
mans Relief corps convention in Wasl
ington, d. c., next week She is accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Howe al
they will also visit in Brooklyn, N. y
+ before they return. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Davenport will also be among the Graz
hnt int