Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-02-05
HINS0ALE, N. H.

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Mrs. Il. p. Minis was in winchendon.
Mass Monday.
H. w Taylor has recovered from a
few days Illness.
Hon. L. f. Liscom is very i'll at his home
on the Brattleboro road.
George =. Slate is convalescent after
several days severe illness.
Maurice Purcell went to Springfield
Mass last week. to consult "a specialist.
Mrs H. w. Harvey OF Keene visited at
:. *. Hildreth's from Saturday until Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Nightingale of Holyoke
were guests at T.. g. Robertsons a part of
last week
Miss Corncla Leach Of Westmoreland
was the guest of her brother. NJ. :.
Leach. last week
Mrs. j. y. Poolcr is in Boston TO have
her little daughter treated at the chill
dren's hospital.
Harry Z. Jerords went to Plymouth
Tuesday to take the place of chief clerk
i'm a drug store.
Miss Hazel Roberts OF East Weymouth,
Mass. Is with her aunt, Mrs II. G. IIol-
land for a few weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cove. who went
To Florida To work i'm "a hotel in the fall
Mrs. T.. i Minis has sold the home on
Nilhurn street known as the Cooper
house, to Joseph Bell for $500
Court St Joseph \. c. A., will hold
their first dance and social at the town
hail on Tuesday evening. Feb Is.
Edward Blanchard has gone to make
his home with his daughter, Mrs SAN
fori. in South Hadley Falls. Mass.
All persons having bills against the town
of Hiusdale are requested to present
them for payment before Feb. -.
Cornelia, a young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Wright is suffering severely
from trouble affecting her head.
Miss Waterman went to Keene Satur-
day To remain over Sunday. She was
called there 10y the illness OF an aunt.
on Wednesday evening. Feb. 10. Rev
Mr.. Smell will speak in the Congregational
church in the interest of Talladega col
lege.
Robert Field Of Springfield. Mass. who
WAS formerly orgauist at the Congrega-
uunal church. presided at the organ last
sunday
1sadorc. the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". O Amidon. who is in with brou-
chial pneumonia. is being cared for 10y a
trained nurse.
The postponed meeting Of the Grange
ing. when the first aad second degrees
VIII Zee conferred.
Robert Ficld has secured au engagement
to play the organ in the First Cougreg7-
touu church at Eastuamptou. Mass for
"a year. beginning March J.
T.. &. Whclplcy moved Saturday from
the upper tenement in the Hunter house
ON Main street to one OF the Taylor
houses on Mortified street
Christian Endoayor day will Doe OBJ
served at the Congregational church ON
sunday evening. when the meeting will
bc in charge of the Endeavor society.
Mrs Daniel Fitzgerald left Friday for
her home in Chicago after a few days
visit among relatives here. Nj Fitz-
gerald was here over the previous sun
day.
G. W. Stewart Of Brattleboro has sold
tho John l.. King farm on the main road
about half way between Hnsdale and
Brattleboro, to Moses Rogers Of Vergen-
mes, VT.
The regular meeting OF the Christian
Eudeavol society was held Tuesday even
ing at the Congregational parsonage
After the close Of the meeting a delightful
social was held, % being present.
Robert Field and Miss Ella Stebbins
came up from Springfield and +. W. JEFF
fords from Chicopee Falls Mass. to at
tend the Masonic ball Friday evening
They remained at their homes here until
sunday afternoon.
The Universalst ladies will hold their
annual fair and festival at the town hall
ou Thursday and Friday evenings Feb
II and y, when all the usual attractions
will Ice in evidence with "a few hours
dancing on Friday evening as a closing
feature.
Miss Nellie Gray. daughter OF Dr.
and Mrs. c. \. Gray. has been appointed
matron Of ii chdren's hospital in ST
Louis, and will leave for that city Mon
day. Miss Gray received her training in
the childrens hospital in Boston. and is
Wei fitted FOR the position, both 10y nature
and training.
Mrs. Emeline Peterson. So, died We'd
nesday night, Jan. p. after long illness
with consumption. She was a native Of
Wiliamstown, Mass, but had lived in
Hinsdale many years. She is survived by
a son, WAC lives in New Jersey. and a
daughter, who lives in New York.
neither Of whom We're with her during
her illness. Funeral services We're held
Friday, sonducted by Rev. c. \. Reed.
The members OF the Hinsdale high
school. accompanied by Principal Fisher.
took their annual sleiehride Monday after
noon, going to Chesterfield to a leap
year party. All went well until the
return trip, when the troubles began.
While the company was enjoying the
good cheer indoors. the wind had been
busy outside piling up drifts of snow,
and making the roads we'll nigh impassi-
bile. The company left Chesterfield about
l2a0 and arrived home, after much shovel
ing through drifts, between and O'Clock
in the morning, tired and cold, but no
doubt happy.
Sheridan Relief corps. No. 80, entertain
ed the members Of Sedgwick corps Of
Brattleboru and johnson corps of North
field Tuesday, the visitors numbering
about so An abundant three course din
ner was served, and after a social hour.
the meeting was called to order for the
regular routine work. Very little was done
however, owing to the fact that the time
was nearly consumed, and after a few
pleasant speeches by the visiting mem
bers, a recess was called until after their
departure, when the work was again taken
up. The day was an exceedingly pleasant
one to the local corps. and, judging from
Appearances, was enjoyed by the visitors.
The promenade concert and ball given
At the town hall on Friday evening Jan.
%, by the members of Golden Rule lodge
No. u, f. e A, NJ, was a delightful social
event The concert program by Letsing-
ers orchestra was the finest heard in