Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-01-09
HINSDALE, N. H.


A. b. Davis is out after a few days
illness.
John Donovan has recovered from few
days illness.
Mrs Walter l.. Todd visited in Keene
and Nashua last week.
Mrs G. j. Amidon is entertaining Mrs
Newsam of Lynn, Mass.
one of Mr. Pratt's stage horses was Sc
riously injured last week.
Mrs. G. G. Ramsey was with friends i'm
Fitzwiliam over Sunday.
Miss Hattie Odette is in Kcene with
her grandmother, who is ill.,
Mrs II. w. Taylor attended the wedding
of a cousin in Wilton last week
Andrew NJ Htdreth has been confined
to the bed several days by Illness.
Miss Bertha Lewis went to Keene Tues
day to visit her sister, Mrs. X. *. AXE
man
William Stevenson recently lost ON the
street dairy in which there was over
$50 in money
Mrs Ncttie L. Haskell of Wcnatchee
Wash. is the guest of her sister. Mrs
A. \. Bailey.
Abner L. Thompson of Orange has
been in iowa this week shaking hands
with old friends
Mrs $ NJ Dcnison of Springfield Mass,
Mrs White sunday.
r. NJ Tolc came from Springfield.
Mass. saturday To spend "a few days
with his family here.
Wm. Stcvenson's house ON High street
is quaranjined. his daughter Hazel he
ing I'M with diphtheria.
L. p. Bailey was recently elected a
member of tn, American Association for
the Advancement of Science.
Mrs Estabrooks. and other friends in
Keene a few days last week.
Ira son of MIR and Mrs. G. o. Chamber
lain, formerly of this place, was operated
upon for appendicitis i'm Greenfield last
week
Mrs Honora Barrett had slight apo
plectic shock last week Her daughter.
Miss Anna Barrett of Cambridge, Mass.
is caring for her.
Mrs Catherine Raleigh and Mrs Mar
garet Brennan have closed their River
street house They will spend the win
ter in Springfield Mass.
+. j. richards and family returned
home last week after spending about
two months at Mrs Richardss former
home in Westteld Mass
Mrs Chcckley of Marlboro. Miss Mar
garet o Brien of Keene and John Ling
of Beechcrs Falls were visitors last week
William Miner has moved from the Steb-
bins Main street brick block To Il home in
Upper Canada" The tenement made
vacant by his removal is now occupied
10y +. Bowie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat" Butler quietly
celebrated the nth anniversary of their
marriage with a few friends at the home
of Mrs Buffers father Geo y. Robert
son, Tuesday evening.
w. b. Adams entertained small
party of neighbors and friends at
his home on the Brattlcboro road Fri
day evening. Games were in order
and refreshments We're served.
Miss Carrie j. Stearns has returned to
Barre, Vt. where she is "A teacher of mu-
sic in the Goddard Seminary. and T.. +.
Bailey to Wakefield Mass. where ne
teaches sciences in the High school.
At the beginning of the new year the
Congregational ladies' society Is clear OF
debt. with S2ul in the treasury. The
amount realized from the recent fair.
after all bills were paid was $l52.7o.
G. w Stafford shipped to Boston last
Friday morning. p large bran sacks full
of turs. one sack held mink furs val
ued at over $500. Mr.. Stafford was also
carrying a small bundle of extra large
and fine mink furs valued at $50
Just before her return home, and while
waiting for a car in front of the Jordan.
MARSH CO. store, Miss Lizzie Robert
| son was reviewed 81 her handbag contain
ing sum OF money ana mileage book,
by a thlei VINO escaped with his booty.
f.. c. Hutchinson of Milford. secretary
of the state Grange. assisted by Mrs
Hutchinson, installed the officers of Wan
tastiquet Grange at Grand Army hall
Wednesday evening. \ supper, such as
the Changers are noted for, was served.
The first grammar school took their
/
ahhuaI sIelshrlde thursday afternoon.
S"ins 10 Nprthhelu ana around through
"liC heS'ei NUM- \ sopd number OF the
P Ii! went me parry was conveyed by
Miss Jennie Putney has left the Boston
| eye and ear infrmary. and is with her
| sister in Fttchburg, Mass. Miss Putney
second operation as soon as the condition
VIII permit.
| of the Calvary Methodist church for
nearly four years, has closed his labors
| here, and is now preaching i'm Colrain.
Mass. For the past several months MIR.
| Deane has not been with his people much
curse oI s,uuy at Mount hermon, and
'"'e' at "hpiahai'i' MASS
At the annual meeting of the Con-
| gregational church. held Monday even
| ing, 81 were present and responded to
| the roll-call and 81 responded by letter
| Reports were given of all departments
| of the church work, and all are in q
prosperous condition. c. E. Savage