Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-01-15

Mrs Joseph Young has been i'll a few
days
y. A. Blouen is better. after a few days
Illness
Edward stebblns is out again after a
few days illness
Thomas Eustis of Harrisvine was in
town over Sunday.
Miss Caroline b. Howe gave a reading
in Athol Friday evening.
Mrs. Leon Drinkwine has been on the
sick list the past few days
Louie Dickerman and family have
moved here from Chesterfield
NJ. $ Mann has installed station OF
the Tdbard Inn library in his drug store.
Miss Ina Doolttle has returned from
a ten days visit with relatives in Hol-
yoke.
Miss Alberta Drummond Of Brattleboro
was recent guest Of Miss Charlotte :.
Slate.
Archie Parker of Lewiston. Me. was a
recent visitor OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Savage.
Fred Cantlin was OFF duty at Holland *
Sons store a day or two this week be-
cause of illness
owing to the extreme cold weather the
! Robertson paper mill was shut down a
! part of last week.
q. $. Howe assisted at the appraisal
| OF the goods in the Eames store AT South
/ Vernon last week.
Miss Nellie Corliss is in Somervlle,
Mass, for a few weeks stay with her
sister. Mrs. Donovan.
Miss Florence V. Goddard went We'd
nesday To NARROW to attend the funeral
of her aunt, Mrs. Stone
Miss Edna Blanchard is at work in
the spooling department of the Sheridan
wooden mills at Ashuelot.
The young people connected with the
Universalst church enjoyed a finch So
cial at the church Friday evening.
Miss Maud Webb, student in the
| High school, is unable to attend this week,
being i'll at Mrs. Sabins, where she
boards.
At the local rink last week Thursday
evening the Hinsdale basket ball team
was defeated by the Brattleboro Gyms
20 to 16.
Rev. w F. White began Sunday even
ing IA series of four dscourses ON Elijah
10 be delivered on consecutive Sunday
evenings.
The many friends of Mrs w V. Spen-
Ger of Chicopee Falls, Mass, formerly OF
this town, will be grieved to learn that
she is seriously i'll,
The Cniversalst people are preparing
for their annual fair and festival which
will be held at the town han ON Thursday
and Friday evenings, Feb. IL and II.
Miss Catherine Barrett has for a CUES
her sister, Mrs Robert IL, Selby of Man
chester, England. Mrs. Selby expects L
return to England in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleophas Bergeron eel
ebrated the 47th anniversary of their mar
, riage on New Years night Their son
oil With
called to offer congratulations, and wis
! for them many returns of the day
Miss Mary r. Lane came up fror
z Northampton Friday to remain with Mrs
A. f. Dix until Sunday afternoon. Sh
will. come up again tonight to assist tn
Woman's Relief corps, of which she Is
member with the supper for the fire
mems ball.
Dr. Daniel d. Cunningham, 40, died q
Coldwater, Mich, on Jan. A. the cause {
his death being a brain trouble. Or. Cur
ningham was a native of Hinsdale and
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Patric
' Cunningham, He is survived by a wifi
- one son and one daughter also one brotl
u er, John Cunningham of Los Angelo
N Cal, and one sister Miss Katherine Gun
. ningham, of this village
e Miss Emily Baker, 70, died at II
# home of Christopher A. Mason Saturda
o afternoon, after few days illness wit
+ pneumonia, Miss Baker was native
# Keene, and spent the larger part of IN
life in that city. She came to Hinsda
about eight years ago, since which tin
she has made her home with her siste
l. Mrs. Mason. She was, for many year
e member of the First Congregation
ID church in Keene, but after coming
Hinsdale severed her relationship the