Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-08
HlNSDALE, N. H.

SUNDAY.
Miss Agnes winn visited in Harrsville
last week
w. F. Robertson was in Boston part
of last week.
Miss Modena Booth was housed by ILL
ness last week.
\. L. Adams has been sick with the
grip since Monday.
Mrs. L. Jennie Cutler has been i'll for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. w. f. White has recovered from
a weeks illness with grip.
Eugene Cutler Of Greenfield Mass. Wis
tied his mother this week.
Mrs. w. ID. Holman entertained Miss
Reason Of keene last week
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Robertson were in
Boston and Portland last week.
John Chevenelle has moved from the
Cunningham house TO the Jackson block.
The Methodist ladies' have bought
made and laid the carpets for the parson-
age
Miss Fannie Field Of Brandon. Vt. was
a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. =. +.
Field.
Edward stebbins and c. e. Keyou at
tended the funeral of j. 3. Fisk at Chess
tereld Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John O Brien Of Ludlow,
visit among relatives
Geo. p Slate declines to serve as tax
collector, and Frank O. Packard has been
appointed in his place.
w. c. Miner has moved into c. c. Hol-
tons house opposite the Holman ma
chine shop on Canal street.
w. O. Amidon and family returned
home Monday after spending several
months in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Dolle Dawson has given up her
place in the Hinsdale bakery and Willie
Nigneau has begun work there.
Rev. Edward Tibbles and Charles
Woodman Of Brooklyn were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs G. $. Howe last week.
f. W. Robertson and family started
last week Friday for Mudlavia. Ind. in
tending to be absent about a month
Mrs. Newton Stearns and Mrs Esther
Dickinson attended the meeting of the
Pomona Grange in Winchester Wednes-
day.
Mr. Mcdonald has moved his family
from the Jackson block into the tene-
ment recently vacated by Mrs. u. Belle
vile.
Ralph Carey went Wednesday to
Salisbury. Vt. for "a few DAYS visit
ana to look after his property at that
place.
Miss Florence Hubbard of Newton.
Mass is expected tomorrow to be- the
guest for two weeks of Miss Lizzie Rob
ertson
Mr. and Mrs Nat Butler have re-
turned to their Cambridge Mass. home,
after spending a larger part of the win
ter in the south.
Miss Ida Wood. who recently went to
Peterboro, intending To remain during the
summer, has returned and is at work for
Mrs. A L. Sprague.
Stebbins Eimore. who is 81 years of
age. sustained slight shock of paral-
yss Friday night and his advanced age
makes the case critical
Mrs p +. Roberts of Weymouth
Centre. Mass. is expected at Hotel Ash
uelot Monday to remain until after the
High school graduation exercises.
Mrs w. a. Kenney and Mrs. w c.
Bohrman will remain in town two weeks
or more settling up the affairs of their
mother the late Mrs. l.. =. Wise.
Rev. MIR. Reeds family have arrived i'm
town. ana have moved into the house
formerly occupied by 5. \. Day. The
house has been put in thorough repair.
Miss Dora Leland and Miss Leath of
keene were visitors in town Sunday
Miss Leland began a course of study at
Il Fitchburg business college this week.
The Misses Minnie and Myra owen are
hVtlI III Win the llltdSltS AlfS. I. u.
Fay is substituting for the former as
teacher of the Depot street primary
school.
Mrs. l.. /. Cook Of Brattleboro and
Mrs. d. c. Fogg of Keene spent Satur-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Holman to
nelp them celebrate the 25th anniversary
If their marriage.
Mr., and Mrs. g. +. Lockwood jr.. Of
Atnol visited the latter's parents, Mr.
"a L inc
and Mrs. Lockwood are about to begin
housekeeping in Athol.
Rev. w. F. White and Geo. A. Rob-
ertson represented the congregational
church at the state convention of the
Congregational and Presbyterian church,
es. held at Newport this week.
\ quantity of household goods formerly
belonging to the late a. S. Thompson;
also some belonging to Mrs. Julia Daven-
port were sold by auction Saturday.
The goods brought fair prices.
Albert Mead and SON. Willie Mead went
to Mortified Tuesday night to play with
the orchestra there, at the annual celebra-
ton of the Grand Army. Women's Relief
corps and Sons of Veterans.
Grand Commander Elmer C. Hill of
Milford visited Valley Commandery, L.
O. q. c., at the regular meeting last
evening. Refreshments and a social
hour followed the work of the order.
f. II. Fuller has bought of Mrs. Ida
Shaw ner Northfield street residence and
Will take possession about June 18th.
Mrs. Shaw went Monday to Westmore-
land. where she intends to spend the
summer with relatives.
The Catholic society gave a supper, con-
cert and dance at the town nall Wednes-
day evening, which was we'll patronized.
The music was furnished by the local
Imperial orchestra. and a pleasant So
cial evening was enjoyed by all.
The Grimshaw stock company gave en-
tertainments at the opera house the last
three evenings of last week The audi
ences We're small, but those who did at
tend say the company was a good one,
and the dramas were well acted.
The W. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs
NJ 5. Leach Tuesday afternoon at .
O'Clock sharp. \ fun attendance is de-
sired, with donations for the comfort
bags" which will be completed. in readi-
ness for sending early in the numbering
season.
Miss Stella Carey entertained a party of
young friends at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Frank Dickerman. Games were en-
joyed and seasonable refreshments We're
served. The occasion was farewell
party previous to Miss Carey's return to
her home in Vermont.
Eighty-one tickets were sold here for
the excursion to Keene to witness 1.-The
Old Homestead Saturday evening and
although there was universal regret that
Denman Thompson was unable to ap-
pear, the character of Josh Whitcomb
as taken by a substitute was perfectly
satisfactory.