Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-11-20

The property was insured.
Mrs. Adde E. Dix was in Northampton
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Bryant Thayer has been suffering
with a very severe attack of rheumatism
Mrs. j. D. Estabrooks of Keene visited
her sister, Mrs. Helen Worden, last week
George Lyons and family have moved
to Hinsdale from Newfane, Vt, living on
the plain.
Miss F. NJ. King went to her home in
Northampton Friday, returning Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griffin of Keene
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. God
dard a day last week.
Warren b. Spencer visited his son in
Harvard. Mass, last week; also visiting
Boston and other places.
Miss Elizabeth Robertson went to Bos-
ton Saturday for few days visit with
her sister. Mrs. Nat Butler
Rev, Father Pruchela. a Polish priest.
from Manchester, visited among his Cath
ole countrymen in town recently.
Mrs. r. n. Blouen, who has been with
her son. n. A. Blouen. the past two
months. has returned to her home in
Fall River, Mass.
Henry Taft and family have arrived in
Redands. Calf, and have rented a fur
nished house and gone to housekeeping.
Mr. Taft has secured employment
Miss Mary J. Stearns will go to Bos-
ton Saturday to remain until Wednes
day. She will visit relatives in Maiden
and other places in the vicinity of Ras
ton.
Samuel O'Neil. who has been employed
in the weaving department of the Sheri
dan wooden mill at Ashuelot for the past
two years, closed his engagement there
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove came to town Sat
urday. They will spend few weeks
with relatives here before going south,
where they have positions in a hotel for
the winter.
The repairs on the Congregational
church are in progress, the work at the
present time being on the belfry. The
auditorium will be thoroughly renovated
during December
Miss Mary Belanger went to FAN River,
Mass, Saturday, where she has a place in
the large millinery establishment of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy, who for "A short time sew
eral years ago owned and operated the
Hinsdale bakery
BY invitation of Rev. w. +. White the
teachers. officers and other Sunday school
workers met at the Congregational par
sonage Monday evening to confer together
and formulate plans for more successful
Sunday school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elliott, who went
to California several months ago to look
after some mining interests, have re-
turned and their houshold goods have been
shipped to Greenfield. where they will
make their home in the future.
Mrs. George Burroughs SIS, died at
North Hinsdale Nov. 10, after an illness
of about a year with pernicious anema.
She had lived in Hinsdale 10 years. The
funeral was conducted at the North Hins-
dale church Thursday and the burial was
in Oak Grove cemetery.
Three men who had partaken too freely
of the ardent occupied the lookup last
week. Two of them paid the fines i'm
posed, and the third promised to go to
the soldiers home in Tilton, where he has
a claim, having served a soldier in
the war of the rebellion.
Miss Lucy Spooner, who represented
the local Congregational Sunday school
at the recent state Sunday school conven-
ton, which was held at Dover, gave
very fun and interesting report of the
proceedings of the convention at the Sun
day evening meeting at the church.
A few. friends helped Lester Booth to
celebrate his 21st birthday anniversary at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c.. Booth. Games and music made the
hours pass all too quickly, and on depart
ing the guests left several gifts with the
young man as reminders that he had
reached his majority.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Booth had their
Thanksgiving gathering Sunday as on that
day their sons, Lester, from Orange, and
Clarence, from Laconia, could be at home
and the entire family would be together.
c. C. Holton and F. S. Leonard were in
Boston this week, visiting friends and at
tending the annual bench show in that
city.
Sheridan Woman's Relief corps was in
spected Tuesday evening by Mrs. Ger
trude H. Perkins of NARROW. Considering
the severity of the storm a good number
were present, and the inspector expressed
herself much pleased with the con-
dition in which she found the books and
the manner in which the ritualistic work
was performed.
Forty-six Changers assembled at Grand
Army hall Wednesday evening to greet
the District Deputy John d. Whitney and
undergo their annual inspection which,
however was deferred, as the worthy
master announced a communication from
the deputy to the effect that he was
detained by important business The lee
turer hastily prepared an impromptu pro-
gram 10 TAKE the pace VI tHe eApecteu III
ualistic work. and a fine collation. was
served. A special meeting will be called
for inspection.
Samantha Allen at the Court of Fame"
was presented at the opera house Thurs
day evening by the ladies' of the Uni
versalist parish, before a good sized au
dience. There was a great diversity of
characters as many nationalities and call
ings were represented. The parts were
well taken, and the appropriate and hand
some costumes added much to the even
ing's entertainment, as did the brilliant
coorings in the stage settings. The train
ing had been excellent and it would be diff
ficult to single out any as best where all
did so well. The affair was repeated Fri
day evening closing with a few hours Of
free dancing The ladies scored a sue