Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-11-06
HINSDALE, N. H.

Gill died Monday
viii Vigneaux has given up his place
in the Hinsdale bakery.
Rev. H. Gertrude Roscoe was in Boston
from Monday until Wednesday.
Fred Knapp has moved his family to
Claremont where he is employed
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith returned
from their wedding trip Monday evening
Mrs. Edda Stratton of Marlboro re-
Gently spent a week among Hinsdale rel
atves
Mrs. Warden of Felchville, Vt, has
come to keep house for Rev. II. Gertrude
Roscoe.
Court Ashuelot, f. of A., will hold a
ball at the town hall on THANKSGIVING
evening
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Clark of Me
Gainesville n. Y, are visiting i'm IIins-
dale and Ashuelot
u. *. Demaresque and family of Bos-
ton are at Beleview farm to enjoy the
fall scenery few weeks.
The w. T. c. u will meet with Mrs
Nutting at the Hooker homestead Tues
day afternoon, Nov. 10, ut o'clock.
Rev. II. Gertrude Roscoe announces
that she will be at home to receive calls
on Tuesday afternoons and evenings.
Misses Margaret and Julia Stearns are
making a few days visit with their sis
ter Mrs. Hawkes., in Deerfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Dix have gone to
Whately. Mass, where they will have the
care of a blind man during the winter.
Wantastiquet Grange meeting was well
attended Wednesday evening, and the lee
turer presented a very pleasant literary
program.
Rev. w. f. White attended the meeting
of the Monadnock association of the Con-
gregational ministers, which was held in
Keene Tuesday.
Mrs. X. b. Mead of Springfield. Mass
stopped over night last week at the home
of her son, a. W, Mead, while on her
way to Koyalton, VT.
Miss Lucy Spooner attended the State
Sunday school convention at Dover this
week. as delegate from the local Congre-
gational Sunday school
1t is understood that the annual ball of
the fire laddies. which will be held at the
town han on the evening of Jan. 18th,
will take the form of a masquerade.
The lower tenement in the Wise block
where there has recently been two cases
dyphthera was fumigated Saturday
morning. and the quarantine taken off.
John O'Connor and family have moved
from the house near Pine Grove ceme-
terry. which Mr.. O'Connor recently sold,
to one of the houses on Fitzgerald court.
the CENSUS of the school children in town,
and finds the whole number of school age
to be 365. of these 100 are boys and 205
are girls.
Lester Booth of Orange was at the home
Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. g.
Booth, over sunday. Ralph Jackson of
Easthampton was also "A guest at the
same place.
Mrs Maryette Adams of Brattleboro
IL. f.v u.itb IL nd
Mrs. j. W. Jeffords. Henry Bellows of
Marlboro Vt, was visitor at the same
place Sunday.
Connie" Murphy of Boston and Miss
Moore of New Bedford. Mass who came
to attend the Smith Murphy wedding
last week. visited at the formers moth
er several days.
Henry Spaulding has bought of 7. f.
Amidon the Amidon lot On che stuut I1ill.
There are 90 acres in the lot, and the
pine and chestnut lumber on it is esti-
mated at 800, 000 feet
George T. Slate has this week opened
a cash grain store on Church street in
the room formerly occupied by Claiming
Barncs's printing office lie will have
constantly on hand all kinds of grain and
feed.
Burt Woodward who was very danger
ousX injured several days ago by a fall
gravel pit near the new bridge. is slowly
improving and hopes are now entertained
for his recovery.
Miss Edythe Minis has resigned as
stenographer in the Office of the Casein
company, and gone to Boston where she
has a similar position in the office of the
Massachusetts society for the prevention
of cruelty to children.
Dr. b. r. Worthing left for his new
home in W1ltham Mass last week
Thursday, where he has opened an Office
for the practice of medicine. Mrs
Worthing. who is visiting in Maine, will
soon join him there.
The annual inspection of Sheridan
Womans Relief corps which was to have
taken place Friday evening. was post
poned because of the illness of the in
spector, Mrs. Perkins of MARROW, who
got as far as Fitzwilliam, when she was
compelled to cancel the later engage
ments.
A number of friends and neighbors en-
joyed a husking party Monday evening
at John Cooks on the Bratteboro road.
and a large quantity of corn was husked.
lunch of pumpkin pie, cake and coffee
was served. The latter part of the even
ing was enjoyed socially, by the younger
people present, when music, games, etc,
were in order
The Universalist ladies are preparing
for an entertainment to be given at the
town hall on the evening of Nov. ~,
when Samantha Allen at the Court of
Fame " will be presented. Thirty eight
persons will take part They are being
drilled by Miss Harriette Harris of Wey-
mouth, Mass. who has had marked sue
cess as a professional trainer.
The Halloween party which was given
by the two middle classes of the High
school, at the town hall Friday evening,
was well attended, and was a happy oc-
casion. The maskers displayed the usual
variety of costumes and characters,
ranging from the sober and dignfied to
the funny and grotesque. The floor was
kept well filled with dancers and a large
number of spectators occupied the bal
cony. Besides the pleasure of the affair,
the school cleared over 500 During the
evening refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.