Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-21
HINSDALE. N. H.

Mrs. George NJ Wright has been Sc
riously i'll for a few days
The fire at North Hinsdale Sunday is
fully reported in another column
Miss Lucy Spooner is staying for the
present at the Congregational parsonage.
Mrs. c. f. Keyou has been spending
a few days with friends in Hartford,
Conn.
Mrs. w. A. Kenney of Worcester Is in
town visiting and looking after her Canal
street property.
Mrs. John Davis of Enfield, Mass, has
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. f. II.
Fuller recently.
Mrs. Edda Stratton of Marlboro this
state has been visiting among Hinsdale
relatives a few days
Charles Perry has finished working for
w. o. j. Amidon and a Mr., Hale from
Orange succeeds him.
f. $. McField was housed several days
last week by an injury to his foot from
dropping a tank on it.
Mrs Mary Il. Sargent who died in
Keene Oct IA, was a sister of Mrs Lo
renzo Stebbins of this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Fuller of Alstead
were the guests of the formers brother,
F. NJ. Fuller, a part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich of Keene have
been spending a few days with relatives
here while on their honeymoon trip.
Mrs Jane Amsden went Saturday to
Millers Falls to spend a few days at the
home of her nephew G. f. Wilder.
Mrs. NJ. A. Spooner went to Ftchburg
Tuesday for an indefinite stay with her
daughter, Mrs. George r. Greenwood
n. c. Baker has sold his fish and oys-
ter business to Bert Wright of Brattle-
boro, who will take possession Nov. l.
Mrs. Lucretia Atwood has gone to the
home of w. NJ. Royce on Chestnut hill.
She expects to spend the winter there
Miss Sarah f. Judd of South Hadley
Falls, Mass, is spending a few weeks
with her cousin, Mrs. Newton Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Sprague of Som
erville, Mass, are making Mrs Sprague' s
sister Mrs Addie Il. Dix, weeks visit.
Hewett Bailey and daughter of New
/ Bedford, Mass, were guests of the for
mer's mother Mrs. o. II. Cooper, last
| week.
b. F. Adams of Washington, u. c., is
spending a five weeks vacation at his
| fathers. w. b. Adams's, on the Brat
| tleboro road.
w. II. Barber, principal of the gram
mar school, was in Keene from Friday
until Sunday, called there by the illness
| of a relative.
Revival meetings are being held every
evening at the Calvary Methodist church
| The pastor expects some outside helpers
the coming week.
e. c. Robertson, w. S. Adams, o. c.
! Robertson and +. S. Leonard attended
the tissue paper manufacturers meeting
in New York city last week.
Nearly 20 of the young people attend.
ed a party at Isaiah Streeter's at NORTH
Hinsdale Wednesday evening. They were
conveyed there lay Liveryman Smith.
Spafth L.,
returned Wednesday to their home il
Cambridge, Mass, after a five weeks
stay with her neice, Mrs. c. \. Reed.
Rev. d. c. Ling is spending a two
weeks vacation in Beechers Falls. Rev
Father White of Fitchburg officiated il
his place sunday at ST. Joseph's church
Mrs. w. :. Kimball. who with her lit
tie daughter, has spent the Summer herr
with her father. Edward Stebbins, eX
poets to return TO her home in Boston
Monday.
Mrs. \. \. \. Boldt. who has been II
Binghamton, y. Y, several weeks, witt
her husband, returned To the home o
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Day
I this week.
Joseph Crowninshield Henry Holman
Ralph Carey and Perley Harvey are en-
joying several weeks hunting in Malor
y. H. They will also spend some tim
in the Maine woods.
Miss Stearns entertained at her HON
Wednesday evening. the nine young lad
friends who will assist in the decorations
etc, for her wedding. which is to TAX
place next week Thursday.
The marriage of Nelson Barbour Bal
lard of Barre. Vt, and Miss Carrie Jud
Stearns of this village will take plac
at high noon Thursday, oct %, at tn
Congregational church. All friends ar
invited
The high school students will Gel
citrate Halloween. as is their custom, b
giving a Masquerade and dance al the tow
hall Friday evening, Oct. 2s. Dancin
will last until o'clock, with Leitsnger
/. | orchestra for music.
The body of Cleophas Chavonelle. s
1 who died from pneumonia Saturday wa
taken to St. Celestin, Canada, Monda
i. for burial John Chavonelle of this vi
! lage is son of the deceased and ].
Chavonelle a grandson.
The members of Naomi chapter, o.
S. held a very successful county fair {
the town hall Thursday evening. tt
exhibits We're good, a farce was accel
tably presented and the festivities close
with several hours of dancing.
9 Mrs. r. C. Browning and two childre
of New Bedford Mass, are with her p;
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. s T. Crownnshiel
The Brownings are moving from Ne
:, Bedford to Antrim this state, where NJ
Browning will have charge of ex-Go
Goodelrs farm.
The following is from the Greenfie
S correspondence of the Springfield, Mas
J. Republican of Tuesday: Herbert 7. Fis
n er, who has been with Wells Bros. & c.
g several years, goes to Hinsdale, n. +
to take the management of the CRAM
State Moving Machine company, viii
is controlled by Wells Bros. & CO..
Mrs. C. f. Savage took her Sundi
school class of young misses on a lit
l. excursion Saturday. They went by ira
I to Ashuelot, from there walked to MI
IS Savages early home on the Winchest
T.: hills and after spending the day deligh
II fully, walked to Doolittle's Crossing
f. the south part of the town. where tn
again boarded the ears for home.
tx The Sunday evening meeting at t
+. Congregational church was largely Civ
0, up to Mrs. r. E. Metcalf, who made
1e very interesting report of the state Su
< day school convention, which she
+. Gently attended in Manchester, as a d.
as egate from the Congregational Sund
school. Mrs. Metcaf evidently used /
It eyes and ears to good advantage, a
was able to hold the close attention
ne her audience throughout her report.
It. Hon d. C. Remich of Littleton del
ke cred an address at the Methodist chur
Tuesday evening in the interest of I
e. license. Mr.. Remch is thoroughly
earnest, is well informed as to the m;
ter and is able to put up a telling are
ment. He is an interesting and for