Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-02-12
HINSDALE, N. H.

few days Illness.
Miss f. " GODDARD has been suffering
from an attack OF malaria.
Miss Mary White OF Keene is the
guest of Mrs F. p. Kinds.
Mrs. c. NJ. Pike Of Worcester is spending
few days with Hinsdale friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Robertson went to
Boston Sunday for a few days visit.
W. II. Lyman came home Tuesday
20 remain with his family until Monday.
G. A. Robertson had three fingers badly
crushed at the paper mill Friday by
falling plank
Hazel Gertrude six-weeks- old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Whelpley, died
Sunday night.
The newly elected officers Of the United
order Golden Cross were installed on
Thursday evening
a force of - men is now employed at
the Eagle iron foundry, and brisk bus
mess is being done.
Mrs A. ]. Fox of Keene came Wednes-
day for few DAYS visit with her niece,
Mrs. Addie E. Dix.
E. c. and O. c. Robertson attended
the paper makers banquet at New York
city Wednesday night.
The pupils of the sub grammar school
took their annual sleighride Friday after
noon going to Brattleboro and back.
Mrs Estabrooks, who Is spending the
winter at Mrs Helen Wordens, went to
Boston Friday for a two weeks visit.
The collections in the Methodist Sunday
school for the month Of January amounted
to s79s, with an average attendance of
80
Rev c. F. Roper OF Winchester preach
ed in the Congregational church Sunday
in exchange with the pastor. Rev. w. F.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Stearns of
Somerville, Mass. came Saturday for a
few days stay with Mrs. Stearnss father.
L. +. Liscom.
The members Of the Methodist church
are looking forward to a birthday party
which will be held in the vestry on Thurs
day evening, Feb. %.
DR.. c. A. Gray celebrated the 35th an
niversary of his receiving his diploma as
| physician with a family gathering
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs II. l.. Knapp. after spending the
winter thus far with Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Dickerman, returned to her home in
West Brattleboro Thursday
The ladies Of St Josephs Roman Catho-
lie society gave a chicken pie supper in
the church vestry Wednesday evening
which was patronized by nearly 200 peo-
pie.
Nine members of Wantastiquet Grange
visited Arlington Grange at Winchester
Monday evening They were conveyed by
District Deputy f. b. Pike who inspect
ed the Grange on that evening.
The w. c. r. L. will hold a memorial
service for the late Miss Frances +. VIII
lard at the Methodist church ON Wednes-
day evening, Feb. II, when an enjoyable
program viii hc given. At the close of
the service light refreshments will bc
served and a social hour enjoyed. The
public are cordially invited to the ser
vices.
The members OF the Universlllst parish
held their 32d annual fair and festival at
the town hall this week. the opening
display being Thursday evening The
sales will he continued this evening. when
an entirely new stage program will be
presented. the affair to close with four
hours of dancing. for which Leitsinger's
orchestra of Brattleboro will furnish
music.
The Hinsdale brass band has been re-
organized, with the following pieces: pic
colo, clarinet. E-hat cornet. four B-flat
comets. three altos two tenors. baritone
B-flat bass, two E-tlat basses and drums
and cymbals. There are Ii members.
T. c. Stewart was chosen president and
librarian. w. T. Lyman secretary. J. II.
w, Booth, h. Therien and J. II. Wetherbee
executive committee
The Young Peoples Christian Eudeav-
or society, assisted by the Junior society.
held exercises at the Congregational yes
try Sunday evening, commemorative OF
the twenty-third anniversary of the
fCuncing of the society The SerN ice was
in charge OF Mrs \. +. Dix and the pro-
gram was interesting and instructive. in
which a sketch Of the beginning and
growth Of the movement. devotional eN-
crcises, singing and 4 pretty little ex-
erCIse by the junior society, were intro
duced in turn. making an enjoyable and
helpful service.
John Donovan, - died at his home on
| High street Thursday Feb. 4. after an i'll
| ness extending over year. He was 4
| hative of County Cork Ireland. but came
| to America when 81 years of age. In the
earlier years he worked in the tanneries
| at Ktene and NARROW, then coming to
| Hinsdale. He was employed In the mills
| here for 35 years The 50th anniversary
| of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs Don
| Ovan was celebrated on Aug. 30. 1908. He
| is survived by wife and one daughter.
Mrs. William Mahoney. The funeral was
| held at ST. Joseph's church Saturday
| morning, and the body was taken to
Kecne for burial
Marcellus Major ~. died from heart
| disease from which he had been "A suf-
| ferer for several months, about midnight
| Fri lay. His birthplace vas Champlain.
" y bat he had been a resident of
| 'iinsdale the past % years. the larger
part of the time having been employed i'm
| tho Amidon WOODEN mill. He is survived
| by four children, Mrs. Amanda Deyo.
| Archile and Walter Major and Mrs
| Cameron Paseno, all living in this town.
| lie also leaves four sisters. one of whom
Mrs. Johndrow, lives in the village. The
| funeral was held ut St Joseph's church
Monday morning and the burial was in
| St Joseph's cemetery.
| meeting of the tissue paper manufac-
| turers of the country was held at the
| Waldorf Astoria in New York city Tues
day. The main discussion was in regard
| to prices, but it was finally decided not
| to advance the present schedule. Yelling
| ton Smith of Lee, Mass, was elected pres
| ident of the association, G. +. Robertson
of Bellows Falls vice president, w. o.
| Ball of Carthage, n. Y, secretary, and
| w. ;. Adams of Putney, treasurer
Among the concerns represented at the
meeting were Robertson Brothers, c. +.
| Robertson e. Co., and Fisk Paper COM
pany of Hinsdale, w. \. Cole Paper COM
pany of Putney and John Robertson &
Son of Bellows Falls.
The Hawvile Clarion" remarks the
Hickory Ridge Missourian, wants toknow
/ If microbes ever suffer from brain fag >