Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-02-06
HINSDALE, N. H.

mere.
c. w. Stafford was in Connecticut last
week buying furs.
Miss Alice Courier has been on the
sick list several days.
Mrs. Il. IL. Fuller visited friends in
Peterboro this week.
Dan Purcell is i'll with tonslits and
VIII Purcell with grip.
Harry Smith was i'll the first of the
week, but is out again.
Miss Rose Mead mas been suffering
from a slight Illness this week
Mrs. IL. G. Holland has been confined
to her room recently by severe cold.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Booth has been i'll a few days.
Fred George has returned from a few
days visit at his former home in COTS
town.
James O'Brien has been housed a por-
ton of this week by the prevailing dis
temper.
Mrs. Merritt of Amherst Mass. has
been a guest recently of her son. Leon
Merritt.
Miss Nellie Gray of Boston is spending
a vacation with her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
c. a. Gray.
c. Bergeron and wife are making a
two weeks visit in Massachusetts and
Connecticut.
Mrs. Edda Stratton of Marlboro was
the guest of her father, d. w. Stearns,
/ over Sunday.
Mrs. Jakway of Waterbury, Conn. is
expected tomorrow for a visit with Hns-
dale relatives.
Edward Stebbins has been making his
daughter. Mrs. VIM. Kimball, a few days
visit in Boston.
Mrs. Burton Spencer has been enter
tanning her sister, Miss Amy Hamilton
of Mortified, Mass.
y Cleveland, ohio, firm bought Lock-
hart Welmans tobacco last week. pay
ing II cents a pound
Mead's orchestra played for the Uni
tartan ladies annual festival at North
field Thursday evening.
Mrs otis Packard and little daughter
went Saturday for a two weeks visit
with friends in Boston.
Robert McCaughern, jr., has taken
position in the office of the Sheridan
wooden mill at Ashuelot.
/ ON Jan. p, Fred Glenwood ef Winches-
ter and Miss Lillian Newton of this vii
! lage We're married by Justice Fay.
/ Mrs Patrick Cunningham had bad
fail nepr st Josephs church recently,
receiving severe injuries about the head.
/ James Sprague has moved his family
/ here from Mortified and they are oc-
cupying the Merriam house on Canal
street.
/ William O'Connor. jr. son of Mr. and
! Mrs. William OConnor was for a time
/ in a critical condition Saturday from
/ commissions
Mrs. Geo. S. Day has returned to
/ Leominster, Mass, after spending a few
/ days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Warren II. Hall.
Rev. Gertrude Roscoe who will preach
again at the Universalist church next
/ Sunday, is staying at Mrs. Helen Wor-
den's while in town.
Andrew Hildreth came up from Spring
/ field Monday. suffering from badly ul-
! cerated tooth. He intends to return
/ as soon as he is able.
Mrs. Nettie Haskell of Wenatchee,
Wash. went to Vernon Monday, after
spending about four weeks with her sis
ter. Mrs. a. A. Bailey.
Miss Lena Kelley had the ends of the
two middle fingers on her right hand
/ cut off by a paper cutter at the Rob-
ertson paper mill Friday
The venerable Levi Streeter. who is in
his Tooth year, is i'll at his home in
North Hinsdale. His advanced age
| makes his recovery doubtful.
Charles Griffin, wife and two children
of Keene. and Mrs Della Russell of Mar
low We're recent guests at the home OF
I MT, ana MIS-. u. =. tTOuudru
II. L. Minis will have charge OF the sup
per at the Congregational vestry next
Wednesday evening. The entertainment
will be under the direction of Mrs. Minis.
Miss Harriet Knapp, who has been do
ing deaConcss' work in Mortified, Vt,
the past two months. came to her home
here Monday, for rest and recuperatlon.
Deacon and Mrs Lorenzo Stebblns have
been entertaining, for few days, the
formers sister, Mrs. Stockwell of Berk-
ley, Calf, and niece, Mrs, Eta Stebbins
of Vernon, VT.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
II. Langille recently got a bean into his
nose. The services of physician were
required to remove it as the nose had
become badly swollen.
The whist party. which was held in the
basement of ST. Joseph's church last
week Thursday evening, was enjoyed by
a large number Refreshments of coffee
and cake were served.
Mrs. II. W. Harvey of Keene. who came
to spend n week or more with her sis
ter. Mrs S. X. Hildreth, who is in pool
health, was called home Tuesday by tn,
illness of her daughter. Mrs. sydney Al
drich
The house occupied by Henderson B
Streeter on Brattleboro street caught
fire Thursday morning, but with the aiC
of neighbors, the fire was eXtinguisheC
without a general alarm The loss II
estimated at about $50.
At the meeting of the Womans Relic
, corps Tuesday afternoon, a committee
was appointed to confer with Sheridan
: post and learn If they were in favor o
having Grand Army hall fitted with cleo
, tric lights. and IL so to find out the prob
able cost and report at the next meet
ing.
The 22d anniversary of the founding
of the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor was observed at the Con
gregational church Tuesday evening will
! appropriate services. The junior societ!
was invited to unite with the seniors ant
also the attendants of the church, no
members of either society, The program
r was an interesting and helpful one.
The subject for the service at the Con
gregatonal church last Sunday even
l. ing was Snapshots on the Highway o
: Travel" The pastor gave some glimpse
}. of his summer vacation, and Geo. A
! Robertson gave an interesting account o
the celebration of the fiftieth anniversar.
of the organization of the Y. M. c. A
in Washington, d. c., which he attend
ed while on his recent southern trip.
a Mrs. Margaret F. Conway died Frida,
1 afternoon, aged So years. An attack o
grip, after two years illness, was NOR