Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-16
HlNSDALE, N. H.

Miss Harriet i. Knapp and Mrs. Addie
Philips are in Boston this week
Mrs John Roberts came Tuesday tc
spend some time at her home here.
w. Il. Bellevile has resumed his stud
les at the agricultural college at Durham
Mrs Carrie Hewitt of Weathersneld
Conn, has been making a two weeks
visit with Mrs. NJ. S. Leach.
Mrs. X. Il. Mead of Springfield, Mass,
visited her son, a. w. Mead, from Mon
day until Thursday.
Mrs. John Quinn and child of Concord
were guests of Mrs Joseph Young last
week.
Rev. ID. c. Ling attended the consecra-
ton Of Bishop Delaney in Winchester
last week.
Mrs. Ruel p. Minis left Thursday morn
ing for an unlimited visit with relatives
in Buffalo
Mr.. and Mrs. Delesdenier of Boston Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs e. c. Robertson Friday
and Saturday.
Rev. w. f. White attended the meet e.
ing of the Union Ministers association at
Keene Monday.
Fred e. George finished work at Howe's
store Saturday night, and Eugene NORM
succeeded him.
Mrs. Margaret Crane of Waterbury.
Conn, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Corliss.
Miss Cora Denison Of Springfield.
Mass, has been the guest of Hinsdale rel
atives for few days.
Mrs, George w. Fisher of Brattleboro
has been calling upon Hinsdale relatives
and friends this week.
I.ucier's minstrels gave an excellent en-
tretainment before n small audience at
the opera house Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Donald q NTao,. ,.e ~.
Yer, Colo, made their aunt Mrs. w. S.
Barrows, a short visit this week
f. c. Robertson and son have engaged
Fred Spaulding Of Fulton, n. Y. as SUI
perintendent of their new mill at Full
ler's dam.
Miss Carrie Hibson, who has been with
her aunt, Mrs. G.. S. Howe. several
months left for her home in Brooklyn
Thursday.
Edward p. Bailey has returned to
Brockton, Mass, to resume his duties as
a teacher of sciences in the high school
in that city
j. w. Jeffords, who has been confined
to his home by illness nearly three
months, has so far recovered as to be
able to ride out.
The members of the Y. p. s. c. E. held
a pleasant social after the regular meet
ing tuesday evening. \ short program
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Mrs Margaret Brennan and Miss Nel
lie Dempsey are back from Old Orchard
beach where they have been employed
in hotel through the summer.
Mr. Cook who sold his farm on the
Brattleboro road. few months ago and
moved to Williston, Vt. has recently
bought place I'm SaNtons River.
Rev. Bertram d. Bolvin has given. up
ms passionate az Annisquam, Conn. and
has entered Harvard university for a
years course of theological study.
Patrick Conway had the second finger
Of his right hand so badly injured at the
Halle N Frost mill one day last week that
IL mad TO be amputated at the first joint
Herbert Bachelor and Miss Bessie Shaw
were married at Athol Sept (. Mrs
Bachelor is daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Edward Shaw and formerly lived in this
village
F. w. Robertson celebrated his 5Oth
birthday anniversary last week Tuesday
by entertaining his three brothers and
their families at his pleasant Canal street
residence.
l.. f. Liscom has been enjoying a visit
from his two daughters and their hus-
bands, Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns of Somer-
vile, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs Holman of
New York city.
Hinsdale furnished its complement of
transients for the county farm last week
the local officers taking four DRINKS. who
We're arrested on the island there to work
out their fines.
Rev. II. Gertrude Roscoe and Mrs. c.
w. Stafford represented the Hinsdale Uni
Versalist church at the annual conven-
ton OF the Cheshire county churches held
in Marlboro last week
Mr. and Mrs. c. T.. Savage celebrated
the fourth anniversary of their marriage
by entertaining a party OF relatives at
their Northneld street home on Monday
afternoon and evening
The Congregational ladies' society has
voted TO hold its annual fair and festival
on the evening of December :. 1t will be
decided later whether the fair shall be
held more than one evening.
Miss Mae +. Crowley of Hartford
Conn, granddaughter of Mrs John Dom
ovan, and we'll known in Hinsda1e from
her frequent visits here was married in
that city Aug. 81 to W. c. Bunce.
Walter Miner has moved his family to
the north part of the town. and they will
occupy the Burnham place as soon as
repairs are completed. Until then they
Will stay at Henry Streeter's
The public library will be closed from
Sept. II to Sept "a for an inventory of
books, and necessary repairs, and it is re-
quired that all books and periodicals be
returned on or before Saturday, Sept
IL
Miss Lizzie Robertson recently enter
tanned for a short time Misses Viloette
Stillman of Westerly, r. l., and Hlldegarde
Swenson of Boston. both Miss Rob-
ertsons classmates at Wheaton semi
nary
Miss Wingate will go next week to
Nashville, Tenn, where she will teach
Miss Wingate formerly taught in Nash
vile, and after a year in Massachusetts,
has been recalled, with an increase of
salary,
Miss Julia Fetch has entered to the
Fitchburg normal school as a student.
Miss Imam Myers has returned to re-
sumo her studies there, and Miss Hope
Bolton began the course at the opening
of the fall term.
Miss Bertha Lewis went Wednesday to
studies at the New England Conservatory
of Music, which she gave up about six
months ago, since which time she has
been at her home here.
The buildings and household goods of
the James Blanchard estate We're sold at
auction last Saturday. N A. Blouin
will move there as soon as the house can
be put in better condition.
The members of the Woman's Relief
corps and Grand Army held a social with
Mrs. NJ. a. Spooner Saturday afternoon
and evening. A fine supper was served,
and the time was passed socially 1t was
an exceptionally pleasant occasion.
The Bluebirds defeated the Greenfield
team on Riverside mark ThurS6au A 70 o