Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-05-09
HINSDALE, N. H.

Gertrude Judson of Boston.
George Brtton visited in Amherst,
Mass. a few days last week.
Mrs. Julia Jones is making a few weeks
visit with her sons in Keene.
Walter Major has moved into c. c.
Holton's house on Canal street
C. p. Lynch has moved into the house
recently vacated by f. 1. Leach.
Herbert Lawrence has succeeded Will
lie Mead at NJ. S. Manns pharmacy.
Mrs Hattie Greenwood of Dublin was
a guest at DR.. w. s. Leonard's last week.
James Britton attended the district
meeting of odd Fellows at Keene last
week.
NJ. S. Leach came up from Easthamp-
ton. Mass, to be with his family over
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Leach attended the fun
eral of her uncle, Mr.. Hail. at Keene
Tuesday.
Mrs Armstrong has now gone to live
with her daughter Mrs. Harvey. at North
Hinsdale.
Miss Jennie L. Putney went to Fitch
burg Tuesday to spend a few weeks with
her sister.
Miss Dora Leland has got through work
at c. f. Keyous, where she has been
since December.
George NJ. Wright, and daughter, Miss
Aida, went to Jamaica, VT, Saturday,
returning Monday.
Miss Pauline LaMountain of Mllers
Falls has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. ID. White. a few days.
Rev. w. f. White will preach in the
Congregational church at Marlboro Sun
day in exchange with the pastor.
Mr.. Hurley has moved into the tene-
ment in Parks's Canal street block, which
was recently vacated by A. A. Bailey
Mrs Lewis Russell of Hoosic Falls, N.
Y, and Mrs. VIM. Stebbns of Millers
Falls visited Hinsdale relatives last week.
II. +. Horton has returned to Hinsdale
from Peoria. H., where he spent the
winter and spring with one of his sons.
Miss Julia Streeter has gone to SPRING
field, Mass, for somewhat extended
stay at the home of her brother, George
Streeter.
Albert Tyler drove up from his home
in Athol, last Friday, and visited at
Lucius Stearnss on the Brattleboro road
until Tuesday.
Prof. ID. L. Fisher has vacated the
Universalst parsonage. and Is now, with
his family, settled in the house he re-
Gently bought of L. L. Brigham.
Presiding Elder George NJ. Curl was
present and conducted the first quarterly
conference at the Calvary Methodist
church last week Thursday evening.
Milton Howard of Brooklyn has come
mere 10 stay, ana Will hereafter make ms
home with his sister, Miss Howard, at
the Howard homestead on River street.
Fred Berkinshaw and family have
moved from Miss Towards on River
street into the tenement formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Pearson in the Roberts house
on High street.
/ Miss Lucy Spooner, who has been
spending a few weeks with her sisters in
| Boston, visited Rev. and Mrs w. r,
! Renshaw al East Lynnfeld, Mass, dur
/ ing her absence.
| Rev w. F. White and c.. A. Robertson
d and wife attended the state meeting of
the association of CONGREGATIONAL and
Presbyterian churches, which was held
4 at Keene this week.
| Geo. E Robertson, who for the two
past years has been employed in the
census bureau at Washington, d. c.,
| has returned home. He has gone into the
| paper mill with his father.
The Fisk Paper company are building
an addition to the Brightwood mills.
As x IS feet, thereby increasing the ca
| pacity of the finishing room, and also
! making more storage ROOM
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Robertson and
! daughter, Miss Robertson. arrived home
| last week Thursday after a ten weeks
| trip in the West, the greater part of the
time being spent in California.
Mrs. E. NJ. D. Cotton and son. Walter
| Stearns, have been in town this week
| packing their household goods for ship
! ment to Worcester, Mass. where they
have been for several months,
A display worth taking some trouble to
| see is that of w o. Stebbins's tulip
| beds at his home on River street, over
1900 plants are in bloom, representing all
colors and making a gorgeous sight
F. w. Tilden returned from an eight
| days stay in Barre, VT, last week
| During
den bought a rotary pump, for the pro-
lection of his foundry buildings against
fire.
The DIR. Morgan Medicine company
closed a weeks engagement at the town
hall Monday evening. The company was
composed of ten members, and they gave
clean, bright, and pleasing entertainments
on each evening. The company left
Tuesday morning for Winchester.
f. p. Bailey, after spending two
weeks vacation at home, went Tuesday
to Peterboro, this state, where he will
begin his summers work for the bureau
of forestry. Later in the season he will
be in several parts of New England. and
will also visit the Adirondacks. About
July l he will be Joined by two helpers
from the bureau of forestry.
The young ladies connected with the
Congregational church served an elegant
and abundant supper at the Vestry We'd
nesday evening, after which they, assist,
ed by the young men, then presented
THE Country School," creating much
merriment. a large number We're present
and goodly sum was added to the treas
ury by the efforts of the young people.
Mrs. w. S. Leonard. who was taker
: suddenly and seriously i'll fortnight ago
is gradually improving and has beer
able to sit up a short time each day
the present week. Mrs. Leonard ha!
been an invalid for the past three or foul
years, and yet able to walk and ride anC
meet her friends socially, and there IL
every reason to hope that she will event
ually be as we'll as before the presen
sickness.
: The shutting down of the Halle & Eros
! mill causes an exodus from town. ]. II
HoughtOn has gone to Wilton. where III
has position as loom-fiXer; Harry Chris
: tian and Henry King are working il
Winchendon, Mass. owen Quirk foun,
employment in Pittsfeld, Mass. and will
d, soon be followed by Mrs. Quirk. Severa
of the weaVers went last week to Stafford
Conn, to work in mills there, and other
contemplate going to Agawam, Mass
e and other places.
t Hinsdale people will have rare must
r cal treat on the evening of Wednesday
May H. when the First Regiment ban
I of Brattleboro-30 pieces-and the Har
q ward quartet will give a concert at tn
q town hall, the proceeds to go for tn
. town hall piano fund. Everybody
knows what the First Regiment band is
> The Harvard quartet is only secured fror
: the fact that they have an engagement
. at Brattleboro for the following evening
and the management have been able t