Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-07-25
HINSDALE, N. H.

Mrs. F. s. Leonard Is making a few
days visit in Lebanon.
Several from here attended the circus
at Brattleboro Tuesday.
Sylvester e. Illness pension has been
increased to S12 a month.
Peter Bowie has moved his household
goods to Proctorsville, VT.
Miss Hattie Avery of Keene is work
ing for Mrs. Ralph Carey.
Clarence O'Neal is spending a few days
at his uncles in Brattleboro.
w. II. Lyman is spending two weeks
vacation with his family here.
Miss Lena Kelley has returned from
an eight weeks visit in Wilton.
Misses Elizabeth and Hattie Odette are
visiting in Harrlsvile and Keene.
Herman Butler of Springfield. Mass
was in town for a short time last week
r. s King of Worcester. Mass. was
recently the guest Of IInsdale relatives
Charles r. Butcher and wife are guests
of Mrs. Butchers sister, Mrs. Ira Wether-
bee.
r. e Metcalf remains very ill., A
consultation was held upon his case Mon
day.
Mrs. NJ s. Leach has been spending
the week with relatives in East West
moreland.
Mrs. II. c. Holland visited her sister,
Mrs. Roberts, in East Weymouth, Mass,
this week.
Mrs. Barrows went Tuesday for a visit
of two or three weeks with her sister
in Concord.
Il. f. Stratton and John Scott have
been enjoying camp life near Harrisville
few days.
Miss Marley of Wilton has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boucher
! few days
| Mrs S. X. Sabln is at the Dawson
cottage spofford lake, with o. C. Robert
| sons family.
DR.. and Mrs. L. G. Mason of New
York have been recent visitors of Hon.
! L. f. Llscom.
The c. S. club held their fortnightly
social with Mrs. Susan Scott on Canal
street Friday.
L. p. Bailey returned home today after
a four weeks course at the Harvard
| summer school.
r. NJ. Tole went to Poultney. Vt, last
week where he has a position in the
Poultney House.
John and Eugene Harmon of Salem.
| Mass. were recent visitors Of Mr. and
! Mrs VIM O'Brien.
NJ. d. White and family moved this
week from c. c. Holtons to the Roberts
block on High street.
| MISS carrie j. Stearns has been spend
| ing a few days with relatives In Holvoke
and South Hadley. Mass.
Miss Pare came down from North wal
pole to attend the Relief corps entertain
ment Wednesday evening
G. S. Goddard and daughter. Miss God
| dard. attended the funeral of a relative
in Orange. Mass. Monday
Arthur Cathcart of New York is at
the home OF his sister Mrs. w. b.
Stacy, for an extended stay
Raleigh's base ball team defeated a
picked nine at Winchester Saturday I
| TO in seven inning game
Z. Foster harrington of Burllng-
ton. VT, was the guest of Miss Sewell
at c. a. Hollands Wednesday.
The local High school nine were de-
feated by the Winchester High school
team at that place Saturday to T.
F. w. Robertson and daughter Miss
| Robertson. visited the formers brother
and family at spofford lake Monday.
George and Edwin Hume of Fan River
Mass, are making two weeks visit
with their aunt. Mrs. c. A. Holland
Mrs. r. D. Kapton and little daughter
OF Adams Mass. have been the guests
OF {. 70. Weed and wife few days
number from here attended the in
stallation of Rev. c. j Harris as pastor
OF the Universalst church at Winchester
last week.
Mrs. Eva Spencer and daughter. little
Dorothy. of Lowell, Mass. are making
a two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs
F. H. Jones.
F. c. Davis, wife and two children and
Mrs Clough are spending a week at
| the home Of the formers parents Mr.
and Mrs. a. b. Davis.
The cake sale held by the w. c. T. L.
| Tuesday afternoon was n success. The
cakes We're of superior quality and
met with n ready sale
Rev. w. F. White will preach at the
Second Congregational church in Keene
next Sunday in exchange with the pastor,
Rev Howard Billman.
Miss Bertha Dodge of Williamsville.
Vt, former classmate of Miss Dav.
at Tufts College is visiting at the Day
homestead on Mortified street
S. o. Davenport and grandson. Harry
Dole, who came from Boston recently
In the latter's automobile, made the trim
in good time. considering the hindering
showers which necessitated frequent
stops.
r. II. Jones went to Boston Friday.
where he remained over Sunday and
from there he went to one of the beaches.
lie Will visit several of the summer
resorts and very likely make a trip to
Nova Scotia before he returns.
Charles Cushman was in the police
court Saturday charged with stealing
chickens. Carl Schoring being the com
plantant. Cushman pleaded not guilty.
but the evidence against him was such
that he was placed under 5000 bonds to
appear at the October term of court
The rumor that the Halle & Frost mill
Is TO be put in operation soon is gaining
credence. If this be true II is indeed good
news, as these mills are. when running.
Hinsdale's largest industry, and their
condition affects all classes, whether di-
rectly or indirectly connected with the
concern.
Albert \. Thayer, 81, a former resident
of Hlinsdale, died suddenly while work
ing in his garden at Amherst. Mass, last
week Wednesday Mr.. Thayer was en-
gagged in the meat business in this town
and built and occupied the house on
Brattleboro street now owned by Mrs
Esther Dickinson.
In response TO an invitation from the
Mortified camp, Phil Sheridan camp
5. O. ", was represented by a stable
delegation Monday evening at the meet
ing of the Mortified camp. The visitors
We're royalty entertained and all report
an enjoyable evening. Miss c. B. Howe
gave readings in the evenings program
Mrs. Harriet A. Roberts, IS, who died
Friday evening, July IS, in Plymouth
Mass. was a sister of Mrs. Lorenzo
Stebbins of this village, at whose home
the funeral was held Monday afternoon
Rev. w. F. White being the officiating
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