Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-15
HlNSDALE, N. H.


j. a. Pearson of Bellows Falls was at
G. S. Goddards over Sunday.
n. b. Ballard Of Barre, VT, has been
guest at Newton Stearnss a few days.
Rev. Father Dewey of Greenville was
recent guest at the parochal residence.
Miss Mamie Raleigh is enjoying n vaca-
ton with her cousins in North Belling
ham, Mass.
Charles owen and Miss Minnie owen
are visiting in Burlington, Vt, and Miss
Myra owen in Barton Landing.
e. c. Robertson's family went to Spot
ford lake Tuesday for II few weeks out
ing.
Harry Watson and family went to Old
ORCHARD beach last week for an extended
stay.
Mrs. Jennie Bronson and children,
Carleton and Blanche, were in Greenfield
Monday.
Mrs. Edwin Robinson and child are Wis
ting her husbands relatives in Leba-
non, Conn.
Mrs. Della II. Boyden of Springfield,
Mass is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie
~ Wilder
Miss Eva Robertson returned Monday
from "a few weeks stay at Manchester
by-the-Sea.
Clarence Booth has become member
of the orchestra at Pine Grove Springs,
Sponord lake.
George =. Hooker who has been in
Los Angeles the past few months, has
returned to llinsdale.
The soap club held an enjoyable lawn
party last week with Mrs. W. .. J. Mar
tin on the Leonard grounds.
Mrs. William Corliss ana two children
of Greenfield recently visited at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs John Corliss.
hampton to spend n week with his grand
mother, Mrs. Margaret Seavcr.
Miss Lucy Spooncr went Monday to
Amherst FOR a five weeks course of study
at the summer state library school
Mrs w. f. White and little daughter,
Helen, returned Saturday from a three
weeks visit in Massachusetts and Con-
necucut
Roger Holland accompanied his cousin
Miss Hazel Roberts, to her home in East
Weymouth Mass. last week for few
weeks stay.
Mrs f. II. Elliot went to her brothers
at South Vernon Tuesday after a two
weeks visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs
Ella Doolttle.
The Congregational ladies will hold a
lawn party on the parsonage grounds
Wednesday evening, July 20. Everybody
is cordially invited.
Mrs Jane Amsden Of Plymouth, this
in Ujnsdale she is domiciled nj Mrs
Helen Wordens.
,.f, ,Il,,,,. "iiu Si"s ger rs
Javs' stay win tboir sister Mr. +, p
Bailey, at Lake Winnipcsaukee.
Mrs Margaret Brennan and Miss Mel
lie Dempsey have gone to old Orchard
Beach, where they will wait on table in
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lh'lr annual picnic on the grounds at the
parsonage Wednesday AFTERNOON me
s.'lhtIihE was mostly OF children with
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&. NJ flk'' VINO mas been running
po'idlhS mousse III Worcester mas SOFA out
ms interest ulelc' ana IL is IulnoIed mat
ne VIII soon move back 10 HlnsdaIe TO ms
mousse ON hratueDoro street Whlch Is
no" occupied by T. W. llideh ana lam
Ay.
Charles NJ Pike Of Worcester and John
Pooler OF this town We're made members
oil the order "i the Eastern star Monday
evening -Ileflvh WORK ol the evening
was completed a very choice lunch ana
social hodr We're enjoyed by those pres
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Mrs. G. l.. Fitzhenry ana two children,
Edward and DOrothea, returned to their
home in Mcdford, Mass, Thursday after
two weeks visit at W. y. Bailey's.
Miss Ethel Fitzhcnry will remain for
few weeks. Miss Marcia Beers has re-
turned to her home in Vernon.
Perley' o. son OF MI and Mrs. ;. II.
Richards mad one hand badly burned
july by hre cracker Whlch playmate
handed NM ana ne put II IN ms pocket
WITHOUT knowing IL was nshteu. Inc
chllu was very III LOT Few DAYS ana
lockJaW was feared but ne IS out ana en-
JoNing ms play again fortunately he
was close bN nome or the results might
nave been more serious as he ran TO his
mother with MS clothing on hre
The IIinsdale and Winchester base ball
teams were the contestants at Riverside
park Saturday afternoon, and the game
was one OF the most enjoyable of the
season mere WIS no scrapp'hS on
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An alarm was sounded at l.45 O'Clock
saturday afternoon Tor nre In the barn
on the place of Canal street owned by
r. y. Worden ana occupied by Charles
Bourne. The roof to the barn was burn
ed of and some other damage was done,
but the ire was Kept from spreading to
the house, which Is connected, by the
timely use of eNtinguishers until the ar
rival of the tiremen, who soon had the fire
under control The damage Will not eN-