Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-17
HINSDALE, N. H.

a. y. Bailey mas Deen nouSeu by lllness
a week.
Harold Martin was in Boston a few
days recently.
Miss Agnes VIM spent Easter at her
home in Harrsville.
Bert Preston is again at work at the
Hinsdale bakery.
Miss Bertha Hall Of Boston is at her
home here for visit.
Mrs. Sarah X. Sabin visited her son in
Bellows Falls last week
Miss Anna Britton of Millers Falls is
the guest of Hinsdale relatives.
Miss Pearl Higgins is home again af-
ter a few days visit in Boston.
Bert Preston has returned to Hinsdale
and is at work for G. NJ. oaks, the baker.
Miss Rest Higgins arrived home Fri
day after spending the winter at Day
tona, Fla.
Chandler $. Fay. who has been very
i'll from neuralgia, Is recovering, though
still feeble
Il. l. Latham came up from Boston
Friday to spend a few days with his
family here
Miss Hazel Roberts spent vacation
week with her parents in East Wey-
mouth, Mass.
Ned Talbot has given up his job in the
mill and returned to his home in North
a large delegation of local Red Men
helped institute a tribe at Winchester
last Thursday evening.
John Barry of Hillsboro has the po-
| sition of second hand i'm the card room
at the Halle & Frost mill.
Connie Murphy has returned to New
| Bedford Mass. after two weeks stay
with his mother and sisters here.
Mrs s. NJ. Wilder returned home We'd
| nesday after spending four months in
Burlington. Vt, and Lancaster, this
| state.
Seats Will go on sale at NJ. S. Mann's
pharmacy for James \. Hearns shore
Acres" Monday evening, April 20, at
o'clock.
Rev. II. Gertrude Roscoe preached in
the Universalist church at Winchester
| Sunday evening, and administered the
| Lords supper.
Rev. c. A Reed pastor of the Metho-
dist church has accepted an invitation
| from the Hinsdale High school to preach
| the baccalaureate sermon.
The pastor of the Methodist church
Will be absent next Sunday. so there will
! be no morning service. but the Sunday
| school and evening service will be held
| as usual
The selectmen and board of educa ton
have appointed Fred |. Latham janltor
|
| buildings at salary of $500. The bids
were opened Monday.
The lot near the town building which
is owned by the town has been cleared of
stones, graded and seeded down. which
| will be great Improvement over its
former unkempt condition.
Mrs. Nellie Stewart, who has been
| housekeeper at \. w. Bliss's will go to
| Alexandria, this state tomorrow, where
| = no b1 "A In, tha
school where she formerly taught.
Nat Butler and his partner won the
| six days bicycle race at Atlanta, Ga. re-
| Gently Nat seems to be doing some
good work in the South as he has had
success in other races if not winning
first money, coming well towards the
front
The Forresters held a reunion at the
town hall Wednesday evening. y sup
per was served and games and dancing
were enjoyed. good number Of in
Nited guests were present, and the spirit
of hospitality and good cheer which pre-
vailed made ii happy event.
Cheshire county Pomona Grange met
with Wantastquet Grange at Grand
Army hail Wednesday. Dinner was
served at noon. The afternoon program
was very interesting one In spite of
unfaVorabe weather there was a good
attendance Of grangers and invited
guests
Local tobacco growers are contemplate
ing the establishment of a warehouse for
the purpose of sorting and getting their
crops into shape to sell direct to the
manufacturers; los acres We're devoted
to the cultivation of the weed here last
| year. and it is estimated that about the
same amount will be grown this season.
All the stores. with the exception OF
the drug stores and markets. will be
kept open Thursday evening next week
and will close at go Friday evening
This arrangement is made to make II
possible for those who are employed IN
the stores to attend shore Acres. .
The drug stores will close at S Friday
evening
Among Easter visitors in town were
c. F. Mann and family of Brattleboro
John Taylor of Holyoke, John C. March
and wife of Turner's Falls, Daniel Con
way of Mllers Falls, Edward and Mi
chael Mccormick of Fitchburg, James
Mccormick of Holy Cross College. Johr
Cunningham of Wilton, f. Harnette OF
Greenfield. and Miss Annie Conway OF
Wales. Mass.
: Frank Harris of Springfield, Mass, anC
! Miss Mary Detour of this town were
married by Rev. ID. c. Ling al the pa
rochial residence Sunday afternoon. The,
were attended by Frank Young and Mis-!
Lottie Detour, a sister of the bride. A
wedding breakfast followed the cere
mony. Mr., and Mrs. Harris went t
Springfield in the afternoon, where they
| are to begin housekeeping.
All the village schools with the eXcep
ton of the two grammar schools be
gan Monday Miss Kicker, who spen
!. the vacation in Rochester, returned Mon
j day and began in the sub-grammar Tues
v day Miss Lane went to her home II
D Washington, d. c., and did not arrive II
j town until o'clock Tuesday morning
7 and was unable to resume her duties II
the grammar school until Wednesday.
; Dono Bergeron and Miss Flora Ro
N were married by Rev. ID. c. Ling at 81
= Josephs church Tuesday morning. 10
seph Bergeron, the groom's brother, wa
. the best man, and the brides sister, Mis-
Mary Roy, was bridesmaid. The wed
ding breakfast was served at the HON
of the groom's parents. After wee
spent in travel Mr.. and Mrs. Bergero
Will make their home with the bride
father on Glen street.
A very pretty home wedding took plac
n at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Kin
n on the Mortified road Monday morning
S when their daughter, Eva NJ. King, be
= came the wife of Charles Il. Lockwood
# The ceremony was performed by Rev. W
l. +. White in the presence of few rela
= tiVes and friends, There We're numerou
g gifts and the party was jolly one. Nj
# and Mrs. Lockwood are to make thel
e home i'm Athol Mass.
&c The sugar supper, entertainment an