Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-08-22
HINSDALE, N. H.

Charles Calkins was shaking hands
with old friends in town Wednesday,
Mrs. Sarah Wheeler of Westmore-
land is at the home of Geo. w. Lewis.
Eugene Britton of Boston is spend
ing a vacation with his relatives here.
Walter Sabin and family of Bellows
Falls visited relatives in town over
Sunday.
F. l.. Stafford and wife of Keene
visited at his brothers, G. w. Safford's,
last week.
James G. Bridge attended the Old
Home Week celebration at Gilsum
this week.
A good number from here attended
the Old Home Week celebration at
Winchester.
Prof. e. L. Robertson spent a few
days at his former home in Lebanon,
Conn, this week.
Twenty-Five tickets were sold at the
station for the excursion to Boston and
the beaches Monday.
H. H. Day began harvesting his
tobacco last week Thursday and other
farmers are now cutting.
l.. B. Chapman and E. N. Kingsbury.
both Republicans, are the nominees
for town representative.
Mrs. Charles Russell of Farley.
Mass, is spending a few days with
Miss Howard on River street.
William f. Gould of Boston was the
guest of Miss Lizzie Robertson from
Friday until Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. S. C. WOODBURY. of Proctorsville
and Mrs. f. H. Holden of Morris.
Conn, called on friends Wednesday
Dan" Mccormick has returned from
Massachusetts, where he has been UNI
piring base ball games, several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Tyler and Albert Tyler
of Athol. are spending the week at
Lucius Stearns's on the Brattleboro
road.
Miss Lizzie Gray will go to Cam.
bridge, n. Y, Saturday to spend a
few weeks with her brother, Charles
L. Gray.
c. L. Weed and family. John Meh-
cry and Miss Amy Mehery, are at
The Weirs for two weeks. stay in
cottage.
The work of starting up the Halle
e. Frost mill is rapidly progressing.
and many of the new looms are now in
operation.
c. c. Holton attended the reunion
of the SIND Mass. regiment of which
he was member, at South Deerfield
Thursday.
W. B. Stacy and wife entertained
B. Dewitt and family of South Hadley.
Mass, from Tuesday until Friday of
last week.
F. w. Robertson, H. C. Holland and
Master Roger Holland attended the
fish and game dinner at Chesterfield
last week.
Miss Annie S. Spooner of Boston
is expected tomorrow for a weeks stay
with her mother and sisters at her
home here.
H. r. Black and wife of Worcester,
Mass, have been staying at Hotel
Ashuelot and calling on friends for
few days.
l.. w. Goss and men worked all night
Monday night on the floom at the Rob
ertson Brothers paper mill at Lower
Ashuelot
Two rattlesnakes were recently
killed at the north part of the town,
one of the snakes having 10 rattles,
the other IL.
The young friends of Harry Elmore
presented him with handsome Bible
just before his departure for Califor
MIA Saturday.
The picnic of the Brattleboro Catho-
lies. which was held at Central Park
Vernon, Saturday was largely attended
from this town.
j. Wesley Jeffords of the Keene
Sentinel staff is with his family, TAX
ing a few days vacation at a Dover,
VT, farmhouse.
Frank Dunbar returned to his home
in Boston Saturday, after a weeks
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Newton Stearns.
Mrs. A. A. Bailey was called to
Vernon Saturday by the serious i'll
ness of sister. She returned home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Arabelle Tilton has returned
from an extended visit in Greenfield,
Westfield, Williamsburg and South
Deerfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Robertson and
daughter, Christina, are at Short
Beach, Brantford. Conn, for stay of
two or three weeks.
Miss G. B. Minis and friend, r. T.
Sleeper of Bellows Falls. were recent
guests at the home Of Miss Nims's
father, R. P. Minis.
Thirty-one summer boardeTs are en-
tertained at "Mountainside" and many
applications have been refused for
lack of accommodations.
Mrs. Jennie Lawrence Of Lake
Placid, N. Y, and Mrs. WILDER Carter
of Princeton, Ind, were recent guests
of their brother. F. e. Field.
DR.. Morse of New York, who was in
Hinsdale some 20 years ago, will re-
turn to town to open an Office for the
practice of his profession.
Mrs. Harriet Higgins had an attack
of heart trouble on the street Monday
and had to be taken to her home, but
had nearly recovered the next day.
R. Il. Metcalf is able to be on the
street again, after his long and danger
Gus illness, and all hope that he may
now be speedily restored to health.
Miss Winnie Robinson of Lebanon
Conn, has been at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. S. Leach since Monday
She expects to return home tomorrow
b. A. Oppenheimer Of Springfield
Mass, spent Sunday with his family
at the home of ]. G. Bridge, before
going to Maine for two weeks vaea
ton.
Harry F. Gilmore started Saturday
for Palo Alto, Calf, where he will