Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-21
/ /, HINSDALE, N, H.

Julius Bartlett and family have moved
here from Spofford.
Mrs a. Il. Dix visited relatives in
Greenfield a short time last week.
The Red Men conferred the chiefs de-
gree on five candidates Tuesday evening
Miss Minnie Snow went to Boston Fri
day called there by the death of "A cousin.
Mrs O. G. Robertson. who has been i'll
for two or three weeks, is somewhat I'M
proved.
During Lent services will he held in ST.
Joseph's church every Tuesday and Fri
day evening.
Miss Lillian Hancock gave her pupils in
the Chestnut hill school a sleighride last
Friday afternoon.
Rev. d. c. Ling went to Greenville Mon
day to attend the forty hours devotion ut
the Sacred Heart church.
The Nature club will meet with Mrs.
Ollie Hale next Tuesday evening for the
study of the woodpeckers.
Mrs Benjamin of Baltimore will spend
the remainder of the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs Nelson Richardson.
Mrs. Brown and two children from
Gardner, Mass, are visiting Mr.. ara Mrs.
Miner on the Mortified road
Mrs. A. J. Fox was the guest Of her
niece. Mrs Addle f.. DIX. last week. re-
The Univcrsaist ladies. after settling all
bills. incurred for their recent fair, find
themselves S39o.31 better off for their two
nights work.
Mr.. and Mrs Wcvland of Keene are
roomlns al MIS- Marley 5 on canal street
MR.. NeNland is wool Softer at the
Halle n Frost mill.
The members of the fire department
were paid off for the year Saturday even
ing. There are u members. and the
amount paid them was $No1
The selectmen are busy these DAVIS in
their pleasant quarters in the new tcwn
building getting the town business settled
up before the March meeting.
n { Freeman and wife of New Salon,
Mass have heon i'm town a few davs Mr.
! rIrnomen has returned home leaving Mrs
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ned at MS nome IN Chesterfield Monday
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+. W. Robertson ana family leit Non
DAY Tor an absence OF TWO months. they
VIII visit Boston Phlladelphia. Wasfing-
/ ton, New Orleans ana other cities after
whlch theN Will go I" Los Angeles Cal,
Where 'hey expect 10 make a 'r"'r'cted
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The Methodist ladies had large attend
ance at their chicken pie supper Wednes-
day evening Beside the village people a
sleighing party from North Hnsdale took
supper with them. and enjoyed the excel
lent entertainment which followed. con-
sisting of musical and literary numbers
Rev r.. d. Van Tassel. pastor of the
Universalist church left Sunday after
noon for his home i'm Morristown. y Y.
to attend the wedding of brother. which
| took place Wednesday He will remain
for short visit among old friends. Rev.
Dwight \. Ban Will occupy the Universal
is pulpit Sunday.
The disagreement of the Halle & Frost
mill has been amicably settled and the
WeaNerS returned I" work Friday morn
llls' Ihrr' was u" ADVANCE IN wages but
tnt 'hnpt"N'S were assured that price
"S' Sti''"E lh' price ldld LOT weaving
'dti CLASS 'l I'"uS W"uIu ID" posted III the
NM III we near iuture'
At ST. Joseph church Monday morning.
FEB. TO- Miss Jennie Bean of this village
was united IN marriage To Timothy Plant
of Fan River Mass. Rev. D. G. Ling Off
clating Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served at the BRIDE
| home. Mr. and Mrs Plant will make their
| home in flinsdale for the present
District Deputy John D. Whitney of
| Rndge was present at the meeting of
N"NtaSliPuet grange Wednesday even
ing Tor the purpose OF Inspection a class
81 iour candidates We're instructed IN the
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iou"u tne orange IN a nourlshlns cohdl-