Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-22

W. A. Kenney of Worcester Mass was
in town Sunday.
Mrs. c. e. Keyou has been in Boston
a few days this week.
MIR English from Ashuelot has taken
place i'm the Bliss market.
Catherine Cunningham has been enjoy
ing few days visit with friends in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. John Golden was the guest of her
sister in Bellingham, Mass, few days
recently.
Miss Hattie Spooner returned to Bos-
ton Tuesday after few days visit at her
home here.
Miss Maude Staples of Keene spent
few days with Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Daven-
port recently.
Miss l.. Belle Tenney of Brattleboro
was a recent guest at Mrs NJ. A. Spoon
ers few days.
NJ D. Mann of Boston was with his
sister. Mrs c. c. Holton. from Saturday
until Wednesday.
Joseph Crowninshield Of Jamaica, Vt,
was at his home here from Saturday un-
til Tuesday afternoon.
John Cook has gone from town. having
taken possession of the farm he recently
traded for in Vermont
Henry c. Spauldng has moved from r.
H. Newton's to one Of Mrs X. +. Minis =
tenemcntS on hllDuiu street.
Jerry Duggan, after a months illness
has returned to his work in the Robert
son paper mill at Fullers dam.
Jane. Mullen of East Bellingham.
Mass, was the guest OF his mother and
sister from Saturday until Tuesday.
C A. Martin. cook at the Hinsdale bak-
cry. has moved into the upper tenement
in the Hunter house on Main street
Fred L. Latham has been reappointed
janitor Of the town hall and village school
buildings at the same salary as last year
Irene. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Phil
bert Bean, is i'll with scarlet fever and
their tenement in Stearnss block Is
guaranteed.
Miss Annie ]. Gray, who came up from
Cambridge. Mass, to attend the Boldt-
Day wedding. is spending a weeks va
cation with her parents DIR. and Mrs. G.
| \. Gray.
George Stewart cut his left hand badly
| while splitting wood Monday morning
His axe struck knot and glanced max :
| ing an ugly cash, which Is causing a good
deal of pain.
Myron Minis and family of Keene spent
| Thursday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| D. \. Minis on High street. MIR scripture
and son and Miss Cox of Surry We're also
| guests at the same place THURSDAY,
Mir. Ling. Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. God
dard. who have been dangerously Ill, are
| reported somewhat improved. Rev. d.
G Ling who las been housed with "A
rheumatic trouble is able to be out
| little.
L. L. brigham. who for a long term OF
| Years was drug clerk In one of
| Hinsdalc drug stores, but for several
years has been in Franklin Falls has
moved To jacksonville. Vt. where he Will
| engage In farming for a time.
sfsl,, ..i.,,-
Amherst. Mass, to help his great grand
father. j. T. Sanderson, celebrate his Soth
| birthday anniversary. which will occur
today. Mr.. Mead will visit his relatives
a few days.
At recent meeting of the Sons OF
| Veterans of Nevada and California T.. {.
| bartlett of Redlands, Calf, formerly OF
lInsdale, was elected senior vice dlVls-
ion commander. MIR. Bartlett is an en-
| thusiastic worker in the order and wei
| deserves the honor conferred upon him
The family of William Higginson are
| at the home OF his father, Henry Hig-
Ginson, for short time. Mr.. Higginsor
mas left North Shapleigh Me, where ht
had n position as boss weaver, to take q
like position in a mill in Meriden. Conn.
of which Aaron Jewell. formerly OF this
town. is superintendent
The Hinsdale Brass band gave con
cert and dance at the opera house wed
nesday evening, which. despite the an
pleasant weather. was well patroniZe6
and thoroughly enjoyed fine program
was rendered. The Imperial orcheStri
furnished music for the dance which FOL
lowed, in which a pleasant party of youni
people participated
The 18th birthday anniversary OF Mrs
w b. Spencer was delightfully."- celebrated
at her home on Kilburn street Tuesda!
afternoon and evening. large numbe
| of relatives, besides a few other friends
were present, to help the good lady max
1t a day to be remembered because OF 1t
pleasant features beautiful birthda,
cake was the centre OF attraction a
supper. sum OF money was presente
to Mrs. Spencer. which included 79 ten
cent pieces. Those present from out
town were Mr.. and Mrs. George Spence
of Mortified. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Smit
OF Ashuelot. Mrs. Frank Spencer and Mrs
Alice Robbins OF Richmond.