Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-23
HINSDALE, N. H.

Miss Cora Il. Dexter visited in Spring
field, Mass, from Friday until Monday.
w. o. Amidon and family spent the
larger part of last week in Springfield.
Mass
O. c. and G. f. Robertson attended the
paper makers convention in Buffalo, n.
Y, last week.
Miss Florence NJ. King. first assistant
teacher in the high school, has been sick
the past ten days
The Hinsdale base bail association net
ted s231.o2 from the two performances
of their minstrel show
Let's all turn out to see and hear the
governor and his staff at the opera house
next Tuesday afternoon and evening.
J. II. Brennan. one of the assistant
teachers in the high school, is spending
the vacation at his home in Manchester.
Mrs. Ward and two children Of Keene
have been spending a few days with Mr..
Ward, who is employed in w. Q. Amidons
store.
Edward stebbins returned Saturday from
Boston. where he has been with his
daughter. Mrs W. :. Klmbal since
Thanksgiving.
G. A. Robertson got an uncomfortable
wound close to his right eye last week
by being struck bya projecting belt-hook
at his paper mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis. who have
been out of town visiting relatives for
some time have returned and are with
their daughter, Mrs. +. II. Fuller.
The high school closed Friday for a
two weeks vacation and in the evening
the pupils had a Christmas tree. and a
general good time in the school room.
Ezra h. Pike and Miss Charlotte s.
Slate and Florence V. Goddard attended
the State Grange meeting which was
held at Dover Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Junior Endeavor society has select
ed these officers Hortense Mead, presi-
dent; Lois Mead. vice president; Ruth
| Metcalf. secretary; Harold Whit, treas
urer.
/ Mrs. j. T. Faukhauser of Marietta.
/ Ohio. was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
/ w. F. White at the Congrega tional par
sonage from Tuesday until Saturday
! afternoon.
Or. \. A. Pratte has gone to take up
! his studies in a New York hospital. DIR.
Edmund Lachaine, who takes up his
/ practice here, is well recommended by
Or Pratte.
Miss Nellie Gray, daughter OF DR. and
Mrs. c. \. Gray. has been appointed
superintendent of the Washington univer-
| sity hospital and training school in st
Louis, Mo.
The Game Keeper which was played at
| the opera house last week Thursday eve
] Z.
satisfaction to the larger part Of those
! who were there.
Charles WEIGH n former resident Of
this town. and n frequent visitor since
he left. died from pneumonia at his home
in Milford. Mass. last Sunday.
The Congregational choir and Sunday
school will give a Christmas concert Sun
day evening. and on Monday evening the
usual Christmas tree and exercises by the
children will be held in the vestry.
Mrs. 4. \. Boldt went Monday to join
her husband at Binghamton. " Y She
was accompanied by Mrs. w y. Pike,
who will make a two weeks visit there.
At Grand Army hall this evening the
first grammar school will have a Christ
mas tree and jollificaton. The schools
will all close today for the holiday vaca-
ton of one week.
The members of Sheridan Womans Re
lief corps voted at their last meeting to
celebrate the 18th anniversary of the or
ganiZation of the corps which comes on
Jan 20, 1905. A committee was appointed
to arrange for the affair.
Miss Margaret Healey, who has been
the guest of her sister Miss katherine
Healey few days. returned to her home
in Wallingford. Vt, yesterday. accompa-
MED by her sister, who will make a weeks
visit At her home there.
on Thursday evening. Dec %, the Knit
ting club will have a general jolificatior
at Mrs. w. f. Fay's. They will have q
turkey supper in the hall, to which the
men are invited and they will unload q
Christmas tree at the house.
Mrs. Faukhauser, who visited at tn,
. Congregational parsonage last week. is
soost of note. She kindly added to tn,
. interest of the Sunday morning servic,
by rendering a beautiful solo. She alsC
sang at the Friday evening meeting.
c. w. Stafford returned last week from
his buying trip in Canada. While alb
sent he visited his brother-in-law, Franz
Britton, who lives in Dalton. this state
where, during the recent cold weather
the thermometer registered at 40 below
zero.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Taylor and son
Prentis, and niece, Doris Seaver, will g
| tomorrow to Northampton to spen
= | Christmas with Mrs. Taylors mother
\ Mrs. Margaret Seaver. The Taylors vii
| return Monday and Doris Seaver vii
y remain through next week.
d John Jay Lewis, A. NJ. OF Boston CAV
. an interesting illustrated lecture on 9TH
!, | History and Beauty of Old New Eng
= land" at the opera house Monday eve
e ming. The views We're very fine and tn
n lecture instructive as we'll as interesting
k The audience was not nearly Is large a
$ the nature OF the entertainment warrant
q ed.
= These officers have been chosen to hav
;: charge of the affairs of Unity lodge. NJ
q 49, l. o. o. F. for the ensuing term; II.
d Spaulding noble grand: w f. Watson
n vice grand; Z. ]. Leach, recording secre
e tary; w. NJ Hale, financial secretary
II G. f. Robertson. treasurer; F. A. Buck
+ ley. James Brtton and w. NJ. Hale, trus
: tees.
: George Kibbe met with a painful acc
" dent while getting out his last load
"a goods to take to Ashuelot Friday. In get
= ing a wardrobe out of the chamber wiz
II dow, it fell and his head was caught b,
If tween the wardrobe and the window sill
brusing and cutting his head badly. SeN
eral stitches were taken in closing II
cuts.
At a regular meeting of Sheridan W.
mans Relief Corps held Tuesday evenir
Q these officers were elected Mrs. Addie
Dix, president; Miss Eta Moore. SEMI
vice president; Miss Jennie L. Putne
a junior vice president. Mrs Augusta
Minis, treasurer Mrs. Lydia NJ Holto
- chaplain; Mrs May Dickerman, condu
tor; Mrs. Frances f. Latham, guard; de
egates to department convention. Mi
= Eta Moore and Mrs. Drucilla NJ. Wrigh
alternates, Mrs. Augusta F. Minis al
o Mrs. Frances f. Latham. The appointi
., offices will be filled later, and the install
IL ton will take place some time in Januar
y, A. W. Bliss has sold his meat and pr
~ vision business to Herbert Hubbard, w
y took possession last week. Mr. Bill
"a has been in business in the same pla
! nd hui faf