Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-07-04
HlNSDALE, N. H.

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| Gently with a throat trouble
| s. *. Hildreth and wife are spending
| the week with Keene friends.
| A. A. Bailey is working in the Canal
street box shop for Mr. Stacey.
Prof Il. L. Robinson of st. Louis Joined
| his wife at NJ. s. Leach's Friday.
Frances and Edna Stevenson went to
| Boston Monday for a few weeks change.
M. ID. Mann of South Boston, has been
the guest of Hinsdale friends few days
Mr.. and Mrs Finn and daughter of
| New York are guests at Mrs. NuttingS.
e. c. Bartlett was housed the greater
part of last week, suffering from sore
| eyes.
| Joseph Gossain and family have
moved into the Hunter house on Main
| street
Mrs. II. n. Barrett and two sons are
in New York for a stay of two or three
weeks.
Miss Minnie Burroughs has returned
| from a few days visit with New York
| friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ID. Fay arrived
home from their wedding trip Monday
| evening.
James Britton went Saturday to Dali
ton for an indefinite visit with one of
his sons.
Raleighs base ball nine defeated a
| w lItutSltI ttdHi 10 " ~ hN 'iehN Bi"NN
Saturday.
u The Hlnsdale Juniors defeated a Win
chester nine s to on Riverside park
Saturday.
Mrs Marcellus Marble of Bellows Falls
is visiting Mrs. Jerusha Marble and Mrs
Ella Upham.
Mrs. w. G. Durham of Chicago is at
| her sisters, Mrs. Leander Delphys, Tor
| a months stay.
| Nfre Na.,ipS hoe storad hpr household
goods. and with her children, is boarding
for the present.
Mrs. Harriet Stebbins of Springfield.
Mass, spent last week Wednesday with
Hnsdale friends.
The C. s c. enjoyed a lawn party with
Mrs. Thomas Butler on Kilburn street
Friday afternoon.
Myron Minis and family of Keene were
. visitors of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
a. Minis, Sunday.
| p Bowie was recently called home
from Proctorsvile, VT, by the serious
| illness of his wife.
Edward Kendall. who has been in the
employ of G. S. Smith, has moved his
family out of town
! Miss King assistant teacher in the High
, school, is spending her vacation at her
home in Northampton.
s. A. Esten of Leominster, Mass, was
1 | the guest of Hon. l.. F. Liscom from
d | Saturday until Monday.
Miss Ella Stebbins left Monday fol-
Springfield. Mass. where 1t is understood
she has found employment.
Misses Margaret and Julia Stearns
v | have been spending a few days at Pine
Grove Springs, Chesterfield.
e S. o. Davenport disposed of "a acres OF
standing grass at auction Saturday
s The price received was s143.5O
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Minis have re
+ | turned from a weeks visit with the pa
rents of Mr.. Minis in Sullivan.
d Miss Blanche Bronson is the guest o.
k Harry Lewis and wife of Keene at thei
cottage at Silver lake. Cheshire.
/, F. NJ Fuller attended the funeral o
t his grandfather. J. Madison Fuller. a
Putney, VT, last week Thursday.
e Mrs Lucy Hale of Greenfield and Mrs
+ Hattie Wood of Westfield, Mass. wer
S recent guests of Mrs. w. II. Lyman.
Re Mrs. Fannie Smith of Fitchburg, Mass.
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. f. b
r Chandler, at the north part of the town
l. w. o. Amidon has bought and store
y in his barn a hose cart and 400 feet o
IT hose, as a needed protection against fire
Y w. L. Langridge has returned to hi
u, home in Brooklyn, n. Y, after fey
Is days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. +
Cramer
Herbert Lawrence has closed his en-
RaSement AT NJ. .. mdllH
l. and gone to Orange, Mass, TO work in
4 grocery store.
- Pine Grove cemetery presents bette
?, kept appearance by the replacing of tn
= old fence surrounding it by a new an
~ up-to-date one.
Fred C. Gale has been appointed pc
liceman by the selectmen, his duties be
ing to keep order on the island and tn
Bratteboro bridge.
10 Rev. r. d. Van Tassel left Monday &c
10 a visit at his home in Morristown. N. Y
after which he will return to attend tn
IN Harvard summer school.
Mrs. S. H. Mcdonald and two childre
re returned Monday from a months Wis
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Willial
e. Burrows at Eastport, Me.
Mrs. Charles Wood and daughter, Elizi
ne beth, are at l.. w. Goss's for a few day
e. p. Bailey leaves Saturday to after
ay the Harvard summer school.
to The Junior Endeavor society. lade
with roses, paid their respects to Re
he w. F. White. Monday, the occasion b
of ing his birthday anniversary.
son was born at Ludlow, VT. {
nd June 49, to Mr.. and Mrs. James
of Archibald. James W. Archibald is 81
m of ]. ]. Archibald of this town.
e. V. Aldrich is thoroughly remodelir
he his house in the rear of the Mason
as building. Additions will be made, al
m the whole put in complete repair.
Ill. Rev. w. +. White began a series
ks character sketches at the Congregation
CO. church last Sunday evening. He was a
,es sisted in the services by Rev. r. D. V;
Tassel
Miss Jessie Judd, teacher in Bello'
Falls, was the guest of her aunt Nj
Newton Stearns, for a short time VIII
his on her way to her home in South Ha
ley Falls Mass.
zen Henry Hill got the first two fingers
his left hand caught in the calende
ME at Brghtwood paper mill Friday. T
ion fingers were both badly crushed and t
finger nails torn off.
md Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Drinkwine ha
in leased George Johnson's Brattlebo
street house, and will move there fro
ton the Baptist parsonage as soon as nec'
90 sary repairs are completed.
ing Mrs. w. S. Leonard, who has been We
ill., has so far recovered as to be
er- moved to f. S. Leonard's Tower I
en- farm, when she, and the entire Leona
on family, propose to spend several wee
James Blanchard, through Leona
few Wellington of Keene, has brought s
to against the town, to recover damal
S., for injuries received by John Blanche
by falling into the bulkhead at the to
| hall.