Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-15
HINSDALE, /. H.

printing office in BrattleborO.
George Brtton is in Chesterfield caring
for his uncle, Mr.. Hubbard, who is i'll.
George Mead of Springfield, Mass Wis
tied his brother, y. W. Mead, over sun
day.
Miss Bessie Mullen has been i'll aud
under physicians care for several
days.
Miss Caroline q. Howe gave readings
in South Dcerhold, Hatfield ana Boston
recently.
w. W. King has charge of the fin
ishng department at the Brlghtwood
paper mill.
Mrs. j. \. Courier has returned home
after visit of several weeks in North
Audover, Mass.
Mrs W. Adams of Brattleboro was the
guest of her daughter. Mrs J. w. JEFF
tords, last week.
The llnsdale brass band will furnish
the Instrumental music for the Memoir
tul day exercises.
Mrs Courier of North Andover. Mass,
is the guest of her son ana wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Courier.
Mr.. DAWSON the new superintendent
of the Halle IL Frost wooden factory, ar
rived in town Saturday.
u. ". Watson of Rensselaer,. y. y,
came Tuesday for "a few days visit at
the Congregational parsonage.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Henry Holton and daugh-
ter OF Turner's Falls spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hubbard.
one Of the Polanders employed in the
bis b,nds bo,Ilv hurned .r,,csda,
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the first nIi,rtcri,, corfararca a. no C.,1N
vary NTetbodist church this EVENING
Deacon 5. X. itdreth returned Sunday
afternoon from a few days visit in
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ms
WI Nhl'aNtt' VINO mas heeh taxing
ct Ioui Sc AT 1t "i,i ile'u' Miss ouS'"ess
S'IleSe' mas '''Is"ed II ana Is at ms nome
mere
p. y. Worden is making extensive re-
PAIRS ON tne pull1ihEs al riverside ana
MHrH S"'H'ie'e" 1t" 'He ""''u'hES VIII he
p"I"'e"'
William Dempsey of Holyoke and Mi
chael Dempsey of New York have been
,haklhI lie" days visit at their old
nome mere
ID. J. Purcell went to Boston Monday
where he has secured a place as second
clerk in Paine pharmcy, corner of
brookllhe ana fremont streets
Mrs Andrews Of Chlcopee Falls, Mass,
formerly Miss Stella Spencer of this
town Is being treated for lung trouble
in a sanitarium in Rutland. Mass.
j. \. stanton, who has been at the
Mann pharmacy nearly year, has Civ
en- up his position there and taken one
in the Holden drug store in Brattleboro.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Leach went to Shelburne
Falls, Mass. Friday to visit her brother,
c. +. Hall and to meet her daughter,
Mrs. Robinson, returning home satur-
day Afternoon.
Mrs. f.. L. Robinson and child Of St.
Louis. Mo, came Saturday to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. 5 Leach. Mr.. Robinson will join his
family mere later.
The members of the Women's Relief
corps are reminded that next Tuesday
evening will be the only meeting before
Memorial day services and it is import
ant that all be present.
c. +. Savage went to Wardsboro VT.
Saturday. His mother. Mrs. Harriet Saw
age, who has been at Chas. Newcomb's
in that town several weeks. returned
to Hinsdale with him Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Britton will sell
their household goods at auction Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock, and will
go to Springfield, Mass, where Mr.. Brit
ton will work in cigar factory.
The Hinsdale and The Ur.ttI.horo Y
NJ. c. A. baseball teams crossed bats al
Riverside Park Saturday afternoon.
Thompson and Butler did good battery
work for the locals. The visitors won
10 to II.
Frank Hastings had the flesh ON his
right arm between the elbow and Shout
der. badly crushed and lacerated at Halle
X Frost mill Wednesday afternoon by
getting it caught in the wool securing
machine.
Gen. A. f. c. @. &. and Geo + Rob-
ertso, went to Putney. VI Monday to
view the ruins and offer their sympathy
to their cousin, Capt. VIM. Robertson
whose paper mill was destroyed by fire
Sunday morning.
An auction sale of the household goods
/ of the late Mrs Raleigh took Mac on
the premises saturday afternoon. The
house was not sold as the heirs would
not put it up for sale unless some one
would start it at $780,
Mrs. f. r. Bean and Miss Lizzie S. Sar-
gent represented The Hinsdale w. c. T.
l. AT the Cheshire county convention
held at Richmond Friday. Mrs. Reed
read an original paper on WHAT would
license mean TO our town.
Mrs G. \. Reed. wife of the Methodist
nastor who has been engaged in the work
in other Dlaces will form a Loval Tenn
nerance Legion here soon. The move
nent will he entirely undenomina tional
and all children will be welcome.
Miss Stella Carey, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Dickerman, since