Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-11
HINSDALE, N. H.


to vote in his native town.
Albert Tyler OF Athol has been a visit
or at l.. l. Stearns's few days.
Mrs. ]. N. Houghton is entertaining her
nephew. Mr.. Noonan, from Massachu-
sets.
Carl Leitslnger OF Brattleboro has been
engaged as director Of the Hinsdale brass
band
Druggist Mark S. Mann left Wednesday
for a few days visit in New Bedford and
Boston.
Mrs. C. c. Holton visited in Springfield
and Worcester from Tuesday until Sat-
urday.
Fred George was in town a part of
last week and went from here Saturday
to Warner.
Mrs. G. f. Wilder of Millers Falls came
Wednesday for a few days visit with
relatives.
Miss Lizzie Gray expects to go next
week to st. Louis to begin a course in
business training.
Miss Anna Britton of Millers Falls,
Mass, has been the guest OF Hinsdale
relatives n few days.
w. E. Belleville was at his home here
from the agricultural college at Durham
from Friday until Tuesday.
Mrs. III. c. Holland has been visiting
in Springfield, Mass, several days. Mr..
Holland visited there over Sunday.
The Universalist ladies will hold their
annual harvest supper at the social rooms
of the church this H'riday) evening.
Mrs. Mary Harris OF Greenfield and
Mrs. A. j. Fox Of Keene have been the
guests of their niece, Mrs. A e. Dix.
Amidons wooden MILL G. A. Robertson
e. Co.'S paper mill and the Eagle iron
foundry were shut down for election day.
home in Portsmouth Wednesday after
spending the summer here at Mrs Helen
Worden's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry p. Minis and daugh-
ter of South Acton, Mass, were recent
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Goss.
C. f. Keyou went Wednesday to Boston
to visit relatives and also to look up win
ter novelties for his store. He is expect
ed home Saturday
The local w. C. T I. is preparing COM
fort bags which with some literature. will
soon be forwarded to lumbermen in
northern New Hampshire.
Joseph Crowninshield is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Browning. in Antrim, also
his mother, Mrs s. T. Crowninshield,
who is staying with her daughter few
weeks.
Miss Lizzie Robertson arrived home
Monday having stopped three weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Butler. in Cambridge,
Mass, while on her way home from the
Worlds Fair.
The attraction at the town hall Friday
evening, Nov IS. will be when Women
Love" under the management Of the local
association. Seats go on sale at Mann's
drug store next Monday evening at Z
o'clock.
Deacon S. X. Hildreth came over from
Dat I'LL. .arIA - 10,
to assist in the communion service at the
Congregational church Sunday. He re-
manned until Thursday to cast his vote
here on election day, and visit many old
friends.
w. II. Barber. principal of the Hinsdale
grammer school, was called to Keene Fri
day morning by the death of his uncle.
Samuel Gates. From Keene Mr. Barber
went to his home in Tilton to be present
at the election.
The grand officers will be present at
the meeting of Naomi chapter, o. +. s.,
next Monday evening, for the purpose OF
witnessing the work of the order. The
| members OF the Mortified chapter have
been invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Ballard returned
| from their wedding trip last week Thurs
| day, and remained with Mrs Billiards.
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stearns
until Saturday afternoon. when they left
| for their new home in Barre, VT.
Birthday parties among the young peo-
pie recently were those of Ruth Fisher
on Monday evening. Oct 81. her 18th an
| Saturday evening. and Marion Stacey on
the same evening gave Halloween
party to her young friends.
Instead of the customary preaching
service at the Congregational church Sun
| day evening. Mrs. w. F. White occupied
| the time by giving very full and In
| tensely interesting report of the meeting
! of the Woman's Board OF Missions which
she attended In Providence, r. l., last
week.
| The leap-year waltz party given by the
| young ladies in the town hall Thursday
| evening was a very successful affair. Re-
| freshments OF ice cream and cake were
| served in the dining room during the
evening. The dancing lasted until l
| o'clock. L.eitsinger's orchestra furnished
| the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Currier entertained
| tho formers brother and wife from North
| Andover. Mass, last week They return
| ed home Monday. accompanied by Mrs.
Currier and child, who will remain until
| Thanksgiving. when Mr. Currier will
| Join them to spend the holiday at his
old home. after which the family will
| return together.
The body OF James Buckley, 60. who
died in Newark, N. j., Friday night was
| brought to Hnsdale for burial Monday.
Mr. Buckley was the father of Fred A.
| Buckley OF this town and formerly lived
| here. He was veteran of the civil war
and a delegation from Sheridan post, G.
| A. r., attended the service at the ceme-
terry, and acted as bearers. A delegation
from Sheridan camp, S. o. ", was also
in attendance.
Henry Holman, Joseph Crowninshield
Harlan Harvey and Ralph Carey, who
have been located at West Milan, N. H.
for the past five weeks, enjoying the
hunting, returned Saturday. Besides the
smaller game brought down by the part,
Mr.. Crowninshield killed two deer, one
of which was eaten before the party broke
camp, and the largest one, which weigheC
1928 pounds. he brought home Mr. Holman
also brought a deer of smaller size.
Election day was one of the most quie
in the history of Hinsdale. There wa
none of The usual excitement attending
presidential ballot. Frank A. Davis, Re
publican and James OBrien, Republican
were elected to represent the town at tn
state legislature. The vote for licens
not by nearly as large a majority "a
when this was made a license town an
showed at least that license had not bee
as satisfactory as was expected by som
, OF the voters.
Next to going to the louisiana Pur
chase exposition at ST. Louis was listen
ing to the very graphic and interesting &C
count of 1t, as given by G. A. Robertson
who recently returned from a few week:
| visit thera the CONGREGATIONAL SOcif