Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-08-29
HINSDALE, N. H.

Miss Julia Stearns is visiting in
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Harriet Higgins is visiting in
Bellows Falls, VT.
Mrs. Graham of South Boston Is the
guest of Mrs. Henry Smith.
Mrs. Johnson of Gardner, Mass, is
visiting her father, John Gale.
VIM. B. Adams's old family horse,
Rob-" died Saturday morning.
The Hinsdale schools will open for
the fall term Tuesday, Sept. 2.
Mrs. Della d. Estey visited Mrs. F.
d. Fisk in Brattleboro last week.
Miss Doris Hosford of Lebanon is
visiting her uncle, d. A. Hosford.
John D. Train and Walter Hogen of
Holyoke, visited in town Sunday.
Robert McCaughern jr., has been
in Springfield, Mass, for few days.
Ernest Murphy of Chicopee, Mass,
is at G. S. Goddard's for a few days
stay.
DR.. Charles l. Gould of Attleboro
Mass, is a guest this week at DR.. w.
E. Fay's.
Bert Perry of Dummerston was the
guest of Hinsdale friends a few days
last week.
Mrs. Barrows is enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs Carrie NJ. Holton
of Concord.
Miss Baker of Boston was recent
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Mason.
j. e. McCord of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
was the guest of Win Lyman part
of last week.
Mrs. John Qurk and child of Pitts
field, Mass, are visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Florence Gosnay of Boston, is
at Mrs. Henry Smiths for a two
weeks vacation.
John Johnson and wife returned
| Saturday from a visit with relatives
| in Cohoes, n. Y.
Walter Hildreth went on the ex-
cursion from Brattleboro to Block
Island Saturday.
Mrs. Tenney of South Royalton, VT,
| has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
| G. NJ Oaks, a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atwood of North
field. Mass. were guests over Sunday
of 4. f. Fisher and wife.
Miss Minerva Burroughs has been
spending several udNS Will L ~
| Robertson in Chesterfield.
Frank w. Jeffords OF Chicopee Falls,
Mass, has been spending a weeks
vacation at his home here.
Cornelius Fitzgerald of Mi 1dletown,
N. Y, joined his family here last week
for visit at his old home.
The Hinsdale Brass band furnished
music for the Old Home week cele-
bration at Chesterfield Friday.
Mr.. Laden and daughter and Miss
Lizzie McCarty of Providence, r. l.,
are guests at the Roeder farm.
Mrs. S. X. Hildreth went Tuesday
for a visit with her cousin. Mrs. F.
S. Wilder, in Miller's Falls, Mass.
Napoleon Belleville of South Fran
ngham, Mass, is spending a vacation
among Hinsdale relatives and friends
John Powers had one of his fingers
broken by being caught in the
machinery at Amidon's mill Saturday
The Old Home Week celebration
at Chesterfield Friday, was enjoyed by
, large number of Hinsdale people
Messrs. Cooper and Spring of the
!. United States bureau OF forestry visit
ed briefly at A. A. Bailey's Sunday
| Mr.. Ducette and family have moved
: into the Peeles house on Brattlebort
street, recently vacated by G. P
Lynch.
E. P. Bailey will go to Wakefield
Mass, Monday, where he has been en-
gagged to teach sciences in the Higi
| school.
= Miss Annie S. Spooner came Wed
nesday from Boston for weeks sta!
. with her mother, Mrs. Maria E
e Spooner.
Dan Fitzgerald and wife left 70
: their home in Chicago, after spending
: several weeks with the formers rel
y atives here.
:, Frank Dickerman had one foot bad
e " burned Saturday, by moulten iron
h at the foundry where he is employe,
s as a moulder.
: Arthur Brooks has move his fan
o lily from Frank Horizons house int
/. one of the Hunter tenements Of
# Stearns's court.
= Mrs. G. A. Holland, who was so yer
sick a year ago, is again sufferin
from the same trouble and is so 4
as to be unable to see callers.
: The LaCharity and Perham fam
lies. who moved to Adams, Mass
k when the Halle e. Frost mill shu
down, have returned to Hindsale.
Her many friends will be glad t
!, know that Mrs. w. S. Leonard, VIII
:. has been at their Tower Hill farI
several weeks, is slowly gaining
It health and strength.
s G. S. Smith and, wife have move
into the red house near their resideno
:, on the Brattleboro road, where the
20 will remain while extensive repair
and changes are made on their hom
e. 1t is desired that there be goo
W attendance at the Women's Relic
Corps meeting Tuesday afternoo
Sept. 2, as there is important work
be done.
y F. H. Jones and wife recently toe
rs a carriage ride, in which they toe
s. in the Old Home Week celebration
ID Chesterfield and visited in southel
lie Vermont towns.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Mann of Mont
y que, Mass, and Mrs. Merriam al
IN daughter of Little Falls, N. Y. we
10 guests of G. G. Holton and wife tv
days last week.
The ladies are getting thoroughly
III terested in the preparations for the
III minstrel show, to be given in t
III early fall, and are now holding ]
hearsals in the town hall.