Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-05-06
HINSDALE, N. H.


her father, l.. f. Liscom.
+. O. Benson was in Boston last week to
attend the funeral of a brother.
William Corliss of Greenfield is en-
ployed at the Eagle iron foundry.
Miss Aida Wright is spending a few
weeks with friends in Shelburne Falls.
Mrs Clune of East Putney, VT, was
recent guest of Mrs. George Britton.
T. c. Robertson started Saturday for
Wisconsin, intending to be absent about
ten days.
Clifford Royce has given up his job on
the Holland truck team. He is succeeded
by Will Tacey.
Mrs. l.. \. Fales has been i'll for sew
eral days, and Mrs. Eunice Wilder has
been caring for her
Miss Mabel Temple of the Fitchburg
normal school is spending a weeks vaca-
tiou at her home here.
Rev. w. F. White viii preach the bac-
calaurcatc sermon to the graduating class
Of the Hinsdale high school
Mr.. Massey had one finger on his left
hand cut off Monday at the Halle e Frost
mill, while running ON belt.
John Johnson has moved into the Policy
house ON Creampot hin, which was re-
Gently vacated by +. II. Harvey
Rev. Father Ling was able to attend to
his duties at St Josephs church sunday
The kindred patriotic associations will
attend divine services at the Calvary
Methodist church on Memorial Sunday,
May %.
Clarence Booth has given up his place
i'm Laconia. He will play cornet in the
orchestra of the Clara Turner theatrical
company.
The selectmen have given the policemen
orders to arrest every person who is
1tstttn on "A
disturbance or not.
Lederman's New York speciality com
pany gave a very good entertainment be-
fore a medium sized audience at the opera
house Saturday evening.
Mrs Judd, who has been caring for her
father, James Blanchard, who is suffering
from "A severe heart trouble, returned to
her home in Fitchburg this week
Rev. w. f. White. as moderator pre-
sided at the meeting of the Monadnock
/ association of Congregational ministers
which was held in Keene Tuesday.
/ F. w. Robertson is making repairs and
/ improvements on his Canal street resi-
/ dence charging the dining room. putting
in new fire places. painting. papering.
/ etc.
+. F. Bailey has been reelected as in
structor in geology, physical and com
mercal ography in the Brockton, Mass
/ high school for the school year 1901 .
/ with an increase OF salary OF 800.
o. : Higgins sold last week To parties
in Detroit. Mich and Bloomfield, Conn.
about 20 tons of tobacco. The tobacco
was the product of 1901, 1902 and 1908.
/ and the prices received ranged from 81.
to cents a pound.
The mills have been running on the
summer schedule since Monday. The en-
ployes begin work at 63j o'clock in the
+ morning. have thrcc-Quarters hour
incoming and work until els at night, thus
gaining a half holiday Saturdays.
DR. Albra Whitmore of Kecnc has
opened an Office for the practice of med
icne in the Or. Leonard house. and will
be in town Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. Or. Whitmoro is "a graduate
of the Dartmouth medical college. class OF
1901
Tho several parts for the first grammar
school graduating exercises have been AS
signed as follows Angie Doucette. val
cdictory; Clarence O'N"u salutatory
Lena HigEinsOn, prophecy; Mollic Pike
class history; Wiuifred Redding. elias,
will; Monte Purcell, memorabilia.
The Hinsdale brass band will give .
second concert ana dance at the tow
hail Wednesday evening May H. Tn,
band will be assisted by Mr Narramor,
The Imperial orchestra will furnish mus
for the dancing The proceeds of the af
fair will be for the use Of the band.
Unity lodge, l. O. O. f. and Queer
Esther Rcbekah lodge united in celebrat
ing the S5th anniversary of odd Fellow
ship at odd Fellows hall on Tuesda
/ evening of last week w T. Dawson O
, UXbridge, Mass gave an address, a pleas
= ant musical and literary program wa
, rendered and light refreshments wcr
served. About $50 We're present, includ
ing few invited guests.
r The ladies' annual missionary mcetin
= which was held at the Congregations
2 parsonage on Thursday evening, Apr
E Is, was we'll attended and very enioyabl,
! At the business meeting in the afternoo
i Mrs. w. +. White was chosen prcsideu
5 Mrs. \. +. Fisher vice president an
e Mrs. G. +. Savage secretary and treas
= urer. As each member was privileged
u bring one guest. the supper. social and d,
lightful program which followed, were Ell
joyed by a good number,
Pardon u. Smith, who died at his hon
-. in Ashuelot Thursday morning, April .
aged - years, was a native Of IIinsda
and resided in this town until his MAJ
n riage in 1854 to Sarah Jane Liscom, ais
3 Of this town, when they moved to Vel
mont, but after few years moved To II
e farm where they have since lived. NJ
n Smith was the father of Liveryman w.
Smith of this village, also Mrs. Miles DO,
IS little of the south part of the town. II
If funeral was held at the home Saturda
afternoon, Rev. c. \. Reed of the Metl
~ odist church officiating. The burial W;
~ ! in Pine Grove cemetery.
is The Hinsdale entertainment associate
will close the theatrical season with Il
lie great Brindamore The White Mahara j;
1t with n company headed by Miss Hell,
t. Hillard in Oriental and Hindu mysterie
% Brindamore challenges the police of Il
& town to. hand-cuff or shackle him, usil
IL. clio. Ill
him in the lookup, lock all the doors al
10 windows and he will break Jail and r
;, turn to the opera house. officers Smit
Ia Kinds and Latham will use their oy
~ hand-cuffs i'm the test. This company W
IN be the attraction Thursday and Frd
~ evenings May 10 and 10. Advance 81
of seats will open at Mann's drug ste
on Tuesday.
At St Josephs church on Tuesd
morning at s o'clock Miss Lottie Detol
r youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j
nd seph Detour, was united in marriage
d. Frank Young by Rev d. c. Ling, past
A. of the church. The young couple We
attended by Eugene NORM and Miss A
gle Detour, a sister of the bride. T
bride was tastefully gowned in a white s
waist and gray skirt and wore a handso
ar white hat The bridesmaid wore a go
of black and white. Immediately af
the ceremony the wedding party went
the home of the brides parents. VIII,
refreshments were served. Mr.. and NJ
Young left on the IL o'clock train
,r Brockton, Mass, where they are visit
rala their thew Z