Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-28
HINSDALE, N. H.

Mrs. A. F. Fisher has recovered from
several days illness.
Carl johnson of Putney, VT, is en-
ployed In one of the paper mills here.
F. w. Tilden was called to Barre. VT.
last week to attend the funeral of a rela-
tive
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Keyou spent Thanks
giving with his relatives in Lexington,
Mass.
]. II. Wetherbee was in Boston last
week. looking up his stock of Christmas
goods.
F. A. Mason and family of Peterboro
are spending the week with their rea-
tives here.
E. c. Robertson has a handsome pair
of bay driving horses, which he bought
recently.
Geo. y. Robertson since the death of
his wife has returned to his home on Can
al street.
r. e. Metcalf is at the Massachusetts,
general hospital at Boston for medical
treatment.
Mrs j. c. Estabrook of Keene was the
guest last week of her sister, Mrs Helen
M. Worden.
Several of our young people attended
the firemens ball at Ashueot last Fri
day evening.
Miss Ida Stratton, who has been very
Ill few days, is reported as on the road
to recovery.
Mrs. ]. w. Archibald and son. Ken
meth of Ludlow, VT, were guests Sun
day of Hinsdale relatives
The annual election of officers for
Naomi chapter, o. f. s.. will take piece
on Monday evening, Dec. s.
Mr.. Brennan. one of the assistants in
the High school, is spending the vacation
at his home in Manchester
Mrs. Margaret Seaver and two sons of
Northampton. were Thanksgiving guests
of Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Taylor.
Miss Lillian Douglas will return to Bos-
ton next week, where she will make her
home with an aunt in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. a. Hosford left last
week Thursday for Deland. Fla. where
they expect to spend the winter
The schools closed Friday for a weeks
vacation. Most of them held closing ex-
ercises appropriate to Thanksgiving.
Mrs. *. b. Mead of Springfield. Mass.
came Wednesday for a few weeks stay
with her son, A. w. Mead, and family.
Miss Pare came down from North Wal
pole TO be present at the annual inspec-
ton of Sheridan Woman's Relief corps
Mrs. James OBrien and Miss Marga-
ret O'Connor are spending the week with
the formers sister in North Dana. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S Kimban of Bos-
ton came Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with the latter's father. Edward
I Stebbins
The Congrega tional church choir is re-
| hearsing for a sacred concert to be given
in the auditorium of the church Sunday
evening.
Mrs. p W. Taylor who has been I'M
der the care of a physician several weeks
is somewhat improved in health, though
still feeble.
Miss F. NJ. King. first assistant in the
High school, went Saturday to her home
in Northampton to spend the Thanksgiv-
/ ing vacation.
Mrs William Taylor and daughter.
Miss Taylor. have returned from week s
/ visit with the formers sister. Mrs. John
1 son, in Gardner, Mass.
! Sydney Darling found Mortified good
hunting ground one day last week, and
/ brought home seven cartridges, eight
/ gray squirrels and two coons.
The ladies' society connected with the
/ North Hinsdale church will hold a sup
/ per and sale on the evening of Dec. 1C
| to which all are cordially invited.
Miss Harriet Knapp, a deaconness OF
| the Methodist church who has for some
time been stationed near the Canadian
line, will soon be transferred to North
field, VT.
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party of about a dozen relatives on
Thanksgiving day, including friends from
Vernon. Wakefield Mass. and Wenat-
chez. Wash
The Methodist ladies will hold their
annual fair and festival at Fay's hall OF
Wednesday evening. Dec. 8. chicken
pie supper will be served and an enter
tainment given.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
1 a
church for Saturday afternoon, but took
advantage of the fine weather and en-
joyed long tramp instead.
E. P. Bailey. teacher of sciences in the
Wakefield. Mass, High school, came
Wednesday to spend the Thanksgiving
recess at his home here He will return
to Wakefield Sunday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Henry is confined to her
bed, having sustained a slight paralytiC
shock recently. Miss Fox of Rutland
VT, a member of a family where Miss
Henry was employed many years ago, is
with her.
Fred II. Jones, who went to Los An
geles, Cal. in the early fall. has recently
bought an interest in a large publishing
establishment in that city. The name
of the new firm Is the Baumgardt Pub
fishing Co.
The union Thanksgiving service, which
was held at the Universalist church las
Sunday evening. was largely attended
An excellent address was given by Rev
w. F. White, pastor of the Congrega
tional church
Mrs Bascom of Jaffrey past nationa
aid. was a guest of Sheridan Woman:
Relief corps at their inspection last weel
Thursday evening. The inspector. Mrs
Lizzie L. Poole, also of Jaffrey, Mrs
Bascom and Miss Pare were all enter
tanned by the corps president. Mrs. G.
Howe.
The band concert by the Patten &
Perry company will begin at the oper;
house tonight. Joe the Newsboy' ant
IAN Editors Troubles will also be pre-
scented. The specialties will consist o
music, singing, dancing, acrobatic per
formances, etc. The company is said t.
be first class.
The first grammar school pupils ar
issuing a monthly magazine which the.
have named The Scholars Success. Tn
ten best articles contributed by eacl
class are placed between neat covers
making a pretty book. The first page 1
designed by Miss Lane, the teacher, AM
the coloring is done by the pupils.
Cards were received inviting the friend
of Miss Gertrude Whelden to be presen
at her marriage to Addison A Farnswortl
at Springfield, VT, on Thanksgiving day
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Whelden. who formerly lived Il
this town. Mr.. Whelden being the pro
prietor OF a hardware store In Stebbin
block.
At the opera house Monday evening
Dec. /, the Dot Karroll company vii
present "A Night in Chinatown" Thi
is a three-act drama and requires IL peo