Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-02
HlNSDALE, N. H.

guest last week at +. X. Bean s.
Miss Florence and Clarence O'Neil are
visiting relatives in Dummerston, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Britton are with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brit
ton.
Walter Sabin of Bellows Falls came to
visit his mother, Mrs. s. X. Sabin, over
Sunday.
Mrs Newton stearns and daughter,
Miss Stearns, have been in Boston this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hall and daughter,
Moliie, recently visited several days in
Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Ida Shaw of Westmoreland was
with her niece, Mrs. f. IL. Fuller, a few
days recently.
Robert McCaughern spent several days
with his son, Thomas, in Springfield
Mass, last week.
L. c. Robertson and daughter, Miss
Christina. were in Springfield, Mass, a
part of this week.
Mrs. c. *. Raynsford is entertaining
a party of friends at one of the cottages
at Spofford lake
D. c. Minis and E. V. Aldrich took a
bicycle trip through several New Hamp-
shire towns last week.
William Watson and family have re-
turned from a several days visit with his
parents in Winchester.
Mrs Julia Beal from West Swanzey
has come to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs E. c. Cramer.
Mrs. John Horton and son of Provi-
dence II. l., are making a somewhat eX-
tended visit with her mother, Mrs. Fales.
Mrs. Martha Prime of Fall River, Mass,
| is visiting her brother and sister. T.. j.
Richards and Mrs. c. ~ Holland.
Mrs. a. w. Mead entertained the c. S.
| club by a lawn party at her home on
River street Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Doolittle and daughter, Miss
| Doolittle, have returned from Canada
where they We're visiting relatives.
| William L. Bailey. who has been visit
| ing his sister, Mrs. George Britton. re-
| turned Tuesday to his home in Hart
| ford, Conn
Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Bailey went We'd
nesday afternoon to Athol to visit rel
atives of Mrs Bailey. They will re-
| turn Saturday.
Napoleon Belleville of South Framing
ham, Mass, has been making his annual
two weeks visit among relatives and
| friends in town.
r. f. Metcalf received a visit last week
| from his father George Metcalf Of West
minister, Vt, and his uncle, Frank Met
calf of Boulder, Colo.
Ray Fletcher fell on the edge OF a
board one day last week, making a rag
| ged cash in one of his legs which re-
qulred several stitches to close
Mr.. Russell, one of the members of the
| Ashuelot Paper company, has leased and
will occupy the house ON Brattleboro
street vacated by f. w. Tlden.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Keyou and Mr.. and
Mrs II. w. Taylor started Monday az
ternoon for a three or four weeks visit
at the Worlds FAIR in ST. Louis.
| O. c. Robertson, after being housed
several days with a spraincd ankle. is
out but still limping. MIR. Robertson
turned his ankle on the postofiice steps
Mrs Chrissie Stoddard of Springfield
Mass, was i'm town Wednesday to visit
| her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Amsden
who is recovering from a few days ILL.,
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. c. c. Holton returned
home Tuesday having spent the tim,
since the Grand Army encampment a
Boston which they attended, at Cottag,
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Robertson an,
daughter, Miss Robertson, were in Bos
ton a part of last week Miss Robert
son went from there TO Hartford, Conn.
to visit.
The Hinsdale base ball team (the Blue
birdsl played two games with Wincheste
at the Old Home week celebration "A
, Forest lake, Winchester. last week Wed
nesday, winning the forenoon game . L
l and the afternoon game to l.
, Mr. Davis of the firm who recent
bought the Fuller & Co meat ana pro
' vision market, has leased the tenemen
= i'm \. F. Fishers house, which is no,
: occupied by Mr.. Benson's family and wi
- move into it when it is vacated.
+ The Hinsdale schools will open for tn
t fall term Tuesday Sept. 6. At the hg
= school building the rooms of the inter
q
= hallway between have been greatly i'm
!, proved by the laying of new floors.
e Rev. w. f, White and family returne
II home Wednesday, having spent Angus
l with his parents in Rensselaerville, y
Y. Mr. White will conduct the prepare
tory service at. the church this evenin
and communion service Sunday morning
on Tuesday afternoon, Sept G, at Gran
> Army hall the members of Sherida
Womans Relief corps will hold a memol
e ial service for their deceased member
o All are requested to bring flowers rs II
graves will be visited and decorated. II
y hour of meeting is $50 o'clock
k At Riverside park Saturday afternoc
Amidon's Bluebirds defeated Ashuelot
IF to >. In the game between the san
S. teams at Brattleboro Tuesday, the Blue
birds won 16 TO 1. Caswell, who he
W IIinsdale down to five hits in Saturday
= game at Riverside park, was batted OF
IL of the box in the first inning and Thoml
son was substituted. Donovan and Hir
ir were the battery for Hinsdale.
Of Prof. f. f. Mason, who has been II
It, principal of the Peterboro high scho
the past three years, to which positi,
he he had been reelected for the comm
e, year, has been elected sub master in Il
s. high school in Pawtucket, r. l., and HI
VI asked for his release from the Peterbo
l. school Mr., Mason is a son of Mr. al
Nv Mrs. C. A. Mason of this town. He gra
g uated from the Hinsdale high school al
"a Dartmouth college. He was for a tir
first assistant in the high school hei
and sub-mas in the Keene high scho
ie going from there to Peterboro three yea
n ago.
lie Otis Butler, rs, died Monday at t
home of his son, Thomas Butler, on Riy
A. street. He had suffered many mont
at from heart trouble, coupled with I
We inirmities of old age. Mr. Butler was
a. native of Chesterfield and had alwa
IN lived there until within a year or tv
when he came to live with the son,
90 whose home he died. He is survived
o. three sons, Thomas and Mervin But
=. of this town, and Walter of Chesterfie
- The funeral was held at the home
~, Thomas Butler Thursday afternoon at
-, io o'clock. The burial was in the cemete
ht at North Hinsdale.
he At st. Joseph's church on Mond
he morning John f.. Cole and Miss Eizabe
as Beauchaine, both of Hinsdale, We're unit
tn in marriage by Rev. ID. c. Ling. TIL