Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-28
HINSDALE, N. h.


sister, Mrs. G. w. Stafford.
f. w. Bailey and E. l. Latham nave
been i'm Boston this week
Della Bond succeeds e. W Bailey IN
w. H. Barretts meat market
]. Arthur Pearson of Bellows Fans was
a guest at G.. 5. Goddards sunday
Herbert Hubbard of New Haven, Conn,
visited at c. c. Holton's over sunday.
Miss Caroline Belle Howe gave a read
ing at Northampton Monday evening"
Mrs. Mary Hayes of Greenfield was a
recent visitor of Mrs. Winnifrei Welsh
The high wind last week urroofed box
car which was standing near the depot.
Newton Stearns and wife entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. White OF Neene sun
day.
Edgar Burroughs, who has been Ill with
the measles, was able to r.sume work
Wednesday,
Mrs. Delos Bond entertained her aunt,
Mrs. Elijah Stebbins of FitchDurg' Mass
a few days this week.
William Thayer has returned from
Keene. where he has been Employed, and
is again at work in the foundry
+. w. Jeffords of Chicop, Falls, visit
ed his parents, MIR. and Ms }. w. JEFF
fords from Thursday until 5 sunday.
The Rebekahs gave a male sugar sup
per, and held sale of fancy articles at
odd Fellows hail Thursday evening.
The Junior League carried their re-
freshments and spent Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. NJ. ID. Cook on klburn street
W. O. Amidons clothing store in Steb-
bins's block has recently been improved
by new hardwood floor ad new shelves.
Miss Charlotte s. Slate. who is one of
| the teachers in the Brattl,uoro schools, is
| spending the Easter recess at her home
| here.
| r. A. Clogher has been rawn for grand
! Juror. and w. j. Bailey for petit juror
from this town for the April term of
| court.
Mrs. G. A. Stevens has for guests this
week her mother Mrs. Hitler of Milton
Mills and her sister, MIR. Hammond and
son. of Dover.
The mock trial which Nis to have been
given at the last meeting OF Wantasu-
Quet Grange has been pOtponcd to We'd
nesday evening, April ..
Miss Bertha Hail. who is employed at
! the Crawford House In loston. is at her
home here because Of por health. and is
uncertain about returning to Boston.
New electric lights haze now been Put
into the auditorium %. the Methodist
church. making the elecric lighting sys-
/ tenn complete Throughout the building.
The spring froshets haze again cut into
the river bank below IN old Butler place
on the river road, maktg II necessary to
take two feet more landon the west side
Sunday visitors of NJ and Mrs. d. c.
Minis were: Mr.. and Ms. J. \. Stebbns
of Springfield, Miss Ithel Stebbins of
Mortified, and Frank ,tebbins Of Green
field.
Harry Howard. who is employed at
Oaks's bakery. went TOMS home in Hano-
| N-ar 60 n gh mr. "a Tod
by Guy Smith. THO returned Sunday
night
\ stone statue. "Gsatea." exhibition is
in the Fisk block evei evening this week.
and also Saturday afternoon is attracting
much attention. as il is a really wonder
full Illusion.
Regular meeting 0 Sheridan Woman $
Relief Corps will be held Tuesday after
noon. y full attend nee is requested. as
it is expected that tere will be initiation
of candidates.
! The high school tosed Wednesday for
the Easter vacation Miss King the first
assistant teacher. VII spend the time un-
til the reopening at her home in
Northampton.
; c. A. Pearson, lite proprietor of the
Canal street blacksmith shop. has leased
the Allen Kingman farm, "A mile west OF
: Winchester village and will move his
family there about April l.
Miss Kate Cline. Who gave up her place
at the Robertson PIPER mill and went 10
Milers Falls last Vaek to work in a shop
returned Monday. and has gone back &c
her old place in tn, paper mill
The ladies connected with the Calvary
Methodist church viii hold an Easter sale
and supper at the festry next Wednesday
evening. If it shoald be stormy it will b,
postponed until tn, following evening.
| McCatt,orr Of TJfpsdola Is
captain of the traN team OF his class a
the Leland Stantrd University in Cali
u fornia. In n rccen trial Mr.. McCaugherr
ran a 100 yards hat in 10 2-5 seconds.
e L. c. Shackley & Greenfield who was
recent guest of J. e. Mann will assist II
' training the memt RS of the amateur min
| strel company which is rehearsing for al
t. entertainment to given here in April.
Rev. w. F. Whie and son, Harold. Wis
tied Emmons White at a hospital il
Springfield Mass. last week Friday. The!
found him sowE improving, but he vii
e probably have 4 remain at the hospita
& a week or morei,et.
y Harry Smith has obtained a total dis
ability discharge from the United State
hospital service. He arrived home thi
II week. Mr.. Smit was taken sick Will
j. doing service ! the Philippines from
:. which he has ne er recovered.
Arthur Vim, the transient who wa
arrested on Mai street last week for be
d ing drunk, was brought into the polio
= court, where he pleaded guilty. and pai
e a fine and cost to the tune of 1872. 70
y the privilege % INDUCING in intoXicant
n too freely
e The selectmel and board of education
II having decided 10 put the whole care O
l. the town hall a d village school building
in the hands OF n single ianitor, will ca
= for proposals finn those who desire sue
n position, reseryhg the right to reject on
% or all bids.
n r. L. Brigham has sold his house I
Is Prof. d. L. Fiser for $500, Mr. Brigham
,r who has been rug clerk for the Worde
is Company a Ion; time will move to VIII
It chester, where lie will have a position
a drug store. lrof. Fisher will take pos
- session of his new residence in May c
- June /.
Mrs, Eunice Wilder was called to Miller
J. Falls last week Thursday by the Illness {
her grandson Robert Wilder, who ha
,e suffered an attack of measles, and wa
r. not making as good a recovery as h
n ought Mrs. Wilder returned Friday, an
z. at latest accounts the young man wa
gaining sowl!
Mr.. and Mr. e. D. Jeffords of Chcopc
Falls have ben in town this week a
g tending to tn property of Mrs. Jefford
y, mother, the ate Mrs. Emma Hunter.
a. public auctiol will be held at the Huntt
= residence tomorrow at l o'clock p. m,
\ dispose of a quantity of personal prope
= ty.
70 Charlie c'nins, the celebrated Dutc