Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-09-26
HINSDALE, N. H.

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Miss Dollie Dawson is visiting her
aunt in Torrington, Conn
G.. S. Goddard is entertaining his
! brother from Orange, Mass.
Mrs. G. N. Smith and little son visit
ed her sister in Swanzey last week.
Miss Maud Staples of Keene was a
recent guest of Mrs. l.. II. Davenport.
D. J. Purcell is taking in the sights
in New York, Boston and Providence.
j. A. Pearson of Bellows Falls,
visited in town briefly the first of the
week.
William Pettee is seriously i'll at the
north part of the town with a heart
trouble.
Miss Fanny Sewell is spending a two
weeks vacation at her home in Mon
tague, Mass.
S. II. Mcdonald and family are
spending two weeks at his old home
in Vermont.
1t is expected that Mrs. chatham of
Greenfield Mass, will soon open a
dancing school here.
Little Isadore Amidon has a new
pony team, said to be the prettiest
ever seen in Hinsdale.
Miss Kirwin, who rooms at Mrs. A
E. Dix's on Canal street, is recover
ing from few days illness.
AS is always the case, large num-
Der of our people attended the Valley
fair at Brattleboro this week.
G. A. Robertson & Co. shut down
their paper mill Monday for repairs,
which will require a few days time.
Mrs Morse of Orange Mass, has
been visiting her cousin Miss Howard,
on River street a few days this week.
c. NJ. Cook was considerably injured
in his back Saturday by fall from
the wall in the rear of his storehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Robertson re-
turned Saturday after spending a few
days in Springfield, Mass, and Hart
ford, Conn
The town is billed for the appear
ance of Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin
company at the opera house Tuesday
evening, Sept go
F. w. Tilden and C. w. Stafford
brought in eight woodcock one day
last week as the result of the days
; work-or pleasure.
c. A. Holland will soon serve Gus
toners in the old stand which has been
, thoroughly sremodeled and enlarged to
meet the demands of the day.
Mr.. Corliss of Keene, a member of
the Salvation Army, was in town and
assisted at the Friday evening meet
ing at the Congregational church.
Charles Stearns has moved from an
upper tenement in the Main street
brick block to the rooms lately vacat-
ed by E. V. Aldrich, on the ground
floor.
S. o. Davenport and Harry Dole
made their fourth trip to Boston this
season by automobile last week Thurs
1 day. Mr.. Davenport returned the
next day.
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Stearns, who
= have been visiting the latter's father
l.. F. Liscom, for a few days, re
turned to their home in Somerville
Mass, Monday.
The Amidon wooden mill is now run
ming on the winter schedule, and the
Saturday half holidays which are en-
joyed through the summer are oveI
for this season.
The Red Men were defeated by the
= Foresters at Riverside Park Saturday
J afternoon in seven inning base bal
: game. The score was 10 to in fav
. or of the Forests.
: The Hinsdale Merry Minstrel Maids
y give an entertainment in the tow
hall at Winchester this evening fol
k the benefit of the Winchester Univer
e salist church organ fund.
One hundred new. books have beer
u added to the public library recent!
covering a wide range of subjects. B!
: new ruling, the books can be KEEP
v out for seven days only and canno
be renewed or transferred.
= F. H. Jones left Tuesday for Lo
: Angeles, Calf, with view to locat
Il ing there if conditions seem favorabl,
n to him. Mrs. Jones remains in town
but if Mr.. Jones goes into business il
n California she will join him later.
u Guy j. Darling, formerly of thi
a town, and Miss Lottie Reynolds o
Greenfield, Mass, were married at thu
brides home Tuesday Sept. 16. Mrs
John Perham and Mrs. Edna Butler
sisters of the groom, attended the wed
v ding.
Officer Kinds arrested Martin Grog
. gin last week Thursday for being in
- toxicated. Groggin spent the nigh
!, in the lookup and was brought int
u the police court Friday morning, whel
he paid a fine of $500 and costs
amounting to $10.62.
Miss Ann Marion Mitchell returne
y to Boston Tuesday after spending
a, week at her house near the depo
IS which is occupied by A. F. Spragut
l. Miss Mitchell went abroad in Apr
d and returned to this country early tn
n present month, having had a deligh
S. full trip touring Germany and visitin
y other countries.
e The account of the accidental az
1t ministering of iodine, supposed to
n rhubarb, to the little daughter of Nj
and Mrs. Charles F. Mann, as repor
,e ed in the Brattleboro local news las
ID week, is of interest to Hinsdale pei
h pie, as Mr.. and Mrs. Mann are bot
s. former residents, and all join in col
n gratulations that the accident did nc
S. result seriously.
Of G. NJ. Oaks went to Springfield
S, Mass, Tuesday to make arrangement
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