Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-14

day afternoon at o CLOCK.
F. w. Tiden was in Fitchburg, Mass,
over Sunday.
The Methodist Episcopal pulpit was oc-
cuped Sunday by S. S. Quinn of Keene.
David B. Tyrrelrs United States pen
sion has been increased to s. a month.
Mrs. C. II. ii. Langille is in North
Richmond for somewhat extended stay.
Miss Lucy Spooner was the guest of
Miss Belle Tenney of Brattleboro over
Sunday.
N Il. Blouen has moved from Chestnut
Hill to the Spencer house on Kilburn
street.
Mrs Dennis Carey of Yalesville, Conn,
has been calling on friends in town
recently.
Mrs. Della d. Estey has gone to Buff
falo for an indefinite stay with her
brother.
Miss Mary Talbot of Brockton, Mass,
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. James
O'Brien.
The members of the fire department
are intending to give a ball some time in
January.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the Brattleboro street residence of DR..
C. A. Gray.
r. Mcdonald underwent an operation
Sunday by DR.. Gorham assisted by DR..
Worthing, for difficulty in the nose.
Mrs. Stockwell of Berkeley, Calf, and
Mrs. Bristol of New Haven. Conn, were
recent guests of their brother, Lorenzo
Stebbins.
Mrs. Clarence Fay is substituting for
Miss owen, teacher of the Depot street
primary school, who is confined at home
by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Holland went Thurs
day morning for a week or ten days
visit with Mrs. Hollands sister in Fall
River Mass.
Mark Johnson, who was taking a few
days vacation from the Bliss meat mar
ket, was called back because of the ac-
cdent to Mrs. Bliss.
Mrs. NJ. S. Leach and daughter, Miss
Leach, went Tuesday to Shelburne Falls
| Mass, for a few days visit with the
formers brother. C. p. Hail.
w. E. LeBarron from the City OF
Mexico has been the guest of Hinsdale
relatives this being his first return trJ
since going West rs years ago.
The Woman's Relief corps will hold
a special meeting Saturday evening al
Grand Army hall, at which it is import
ant that every member be present.
Miss Georgianna Scott is at her home
here, having closed her engagement at 9
hotel in Ashfield, Mass, where she has
been employed through the summer.
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Mason went las
week Friday, by carriage, for a few
days visit with their son, Prof f. A
Mason, of Peterboro. They returned
Tuesday
Mrs. Eliza Stoughton, who has beef
at her home in South Royalton. VT, fol
several weeks, has returned 10 Hinsdale
and will remain with her daughter, Mrs
G. M. Oaks, through the winter.
James l.. Davenport of Washington
D. c. was in town briefly last week
The date for the Universalist fair ant
festival has been placed for Thursda.
and Friday evenings, Feb. and 6, a
the town hall.
Luciers minstrels gave a very satisfac
tory entertainment at the opera hous
Monday evening. The local hits wer
bright and amusing, and some of tn
specialties were unusually good, but tn
patronage was light.
Mrs. VIM. s. Kimball of Boston cam
to Hinsdale Tuesday, and went Wednes
, day, accompanied by her father, Edwar
Stebblns, to Springfield, Mass, to al
tend the. wedding of Fred Stebbins,
nephew of Mr.. Stebbins.
Miss Jennie Putney had one eye operat
ed upon for the removal of a cataraC
Tuesday, Nov. 4, at the Massachusetts
Eye & Ear Infirmary. At last account
! Miss Putney was doing well, and 1t wa
thought the operation would be success:
full.
The Rhe Lorraine dramatic compan
: gave entertainments at the opera hous
,, Thursday, Friday and Saturday ever
! ings, and a matinee Saturday afternoo
Z of last week. The costumes We're fin
! and the company fully up to the averag
! While here they exhibited to rather sma
: houses.
Word has been received of the deaf
6 at Huddersfield England on Oct. 20,
Mrs Alfred Booth. In July Mrs. Boo
. underwent an operation for the remov
of three tumors, but this did not ARE
D the progress of the disease, for one r
I appeared in few weeks, and another d
! yeloped, and a second operation WI