Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-07


month in Ashheld, Mass.
The Amidon wooden mill has recently
been wired for electric lights.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Walker are guests
at Edward Stebbins's.
Mrs. NJ. s. Leach recently spent a few
days in Lebanon, CT
Miss Mary Reed of orange, Mass, is
the guest of Mrs. c. NJ. Cook.
Mrs. Una Leach is making few
weeks visit in Westmoreand.
Geo. f. Robertson went to Saratoga
Thursday for a few days vacation
Prof F.. A. Mason and family of Peter
boro are in town for several weeks
Miss Annie Putnam of Fitchburg is
visiting with Mrs. George Gill on Brat
tlebOro road.
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Lyman received a
visit from W. d. Whitaker and wife of
Keene Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fisher are enter
tanning the latter's two nieces, the Misses
Atwood of keene.
Mrs. F. L. Latham and son. Master
Neal, are in Healdville, Vt, for a sew
eral weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. James Donovan of Con-
cord are visiting the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Corliss.
Miss Bessie Hutchinson of Worcester,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Lillian Brit
| ton at c. w. Safford's.
The Hinsdale and Pine Grove Springs
base ball teams will play at Riverside
park Saturday at p. m.
The law protecting trout went into eff
feet in Cheshire county Saturday. and
woe to those who trespass.
w. H. Lyman leaves for Maine next
Monday. after spending "A two weeks
vacation with his family here
The Congregational Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic at Geo. NJ.
| Wrights tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Maria y. Spooner returned home
| Saturday, after spending ten months
with her daughters in Boston.
Misses Julia E.. and Mary a Fetch
are waiting on table at East hall at
Northheld during the conference.
George Streeter and family of Spring
field. Mass, are making few days visit
with his mother, Mrs. Lester Clark.
Clarence Booth has gone to Laconia
to work i'm printing office and will also
play the cornet in St. Glars orchestra.
w. J. Curran has secured a second-class
| license FOR the sale of intoXicants He
opened up for business Saturday even
ing.
W. II. Barrett has sold his meat and
L
has gone to Northneld where he recently
established a market.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Taylor and son,
Prentss, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Keyou
went to York beach Monday for their an
nual two weeks outing.
Mrs. Thorpe and daughter, Mrs. Perry.
from Massachusetts We're recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Bean Mrs. Thorpe
and Mrs. Bean are sisters.
Mrs. L. L. Brigham and three chill
dren of Franklin Falls visited at Il. J..
Temples last week enroute for the home
of her parents in Nottingham, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs e. j. Richards and child
went last week Thursday to Westfield
Mass, and from there to Indian Neck to
enjoy the sea breezes, bathing and fish
ing.
Deacon G. l.. Savage has bought of
| Geo. NJ. Wright one of his houses on
Mortified street and has moved from the
Cook house off Kilburn street to his new
home.
James II, Coleman, who for short
time occupied the building on Main street
formerly occupied by j. II. Britton, has
moved his effects out of town and Is
| barbering in Keene.
Falls visited Mr.. and Mrs G.. S. Howe
over Sunday, and all accompanied by
Norman and Abbie Howe, drove to Spot
ford to call upon friends.
Fred Qualters of Turner's Falls and
Miss Lillian Johnson of Belchertown
Mass who were married by L. j. Tenn
pie Saturday afternoon, will live in this
town and will work in one of the mills
f. w. Tilden has been making improve
ments at the iron foundry by making
more storage room in the pattern house
finishing m ha
as work room and office.
stay with relatives.
B. F.. Adams, who is employed in the
district government at Washington, d. c.,
has recently had his salary increased.
Ben" is one of Hinsdales sons of whom
she is justly proud and one We are sure
is bound to succeed.
The Marlboros came to Hinsdale Sat
urday and defeated the local baseball
team II to l at Riverside park The game
was an entirely one sided one, and con-
sequently of little interest, especially to
the friends of the home players.
Mrs. II. c.. Holland has caused to be
placed in Grand Army hall her mothers,
the late Mrs. Lois p. Ferrin's, piano, a
courtesy much appreciated by the or
CARNATIONS holding their meetings there,
and especially by the Woman's Relief
corps, of which Mrs. Ferrin was a loyal
and highly esteemed member.
Mrs. Elizabeth Markey and grand
daughters, Misses Lizzie Robertson and
Mildred Cramer, will go tomorrow to
Spofford lake, where they will occupy
one of the cottages a few weeks G.. A.
Robertson will be with them some of
the time and they will also entertain
Mr.. Gould of Boston a part of the time.
Miss Hortense Mead returned last week
Thursday from a six weeks visit in
South Lancaster Mass. Saturday Miss
Lois, who had accompanied her grand
mother. Mrs. Mead, on an extended visit
IN Royalton VT, also arrived home and
Monday morning Miss Rose Mead went
with her grandmother to her home in
in Springfield, Mass, for three weeks
visit.
Rev. W. f. White preached his last