Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-18
HINSDALE, N. H.

Miss Abbie LaChance visited in Keene
over Sunday.
a company of glass blowers are at the
Rink block this week
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Clogher are visit
| ing in Hinsdale, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Russell were in Bel
| lows Falls over Sunday.
When Women Love will be seen at the
opera house this evening.
The public schools all close TODAY for
the Thanksgiving vacation.
c. c. Holton and f. S. Leonard at
tended the bench show in Boston this
week.
The c. S. club met with Mrs Markev
and Miss Elizabeth Robertson Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev. G. a. Miller of the Tufts theolog-
| zeal school occupied the Universalist pull
pit Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Briggs of Brat
tleboro visited in town from Sunday IN
til Tuesday
The IIinsdale brass band contemplate
giving concert and dance in the early
part of December.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Robbins and daughter
| OF Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs w n
| Spencer last week
c. c. Holton accompanied bv Russell
briggs Of Brattleboro, was in Peterboro
Mr. and Mrs. Signor and two children
OF clinton, Mass, are visiting Mrs Sig
nors parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Smith.
Charles II. Temple of Tufts college
divinity school was at his home here over
| sunday. He has been elected historian
of his class
Mr. and Mrs. S. o. Davenport will go
next week to Arlington, Mass, to make
| an extended visit with Mr. Davennort,s
| MI TI,.l,h
Mrs. Eunice A. Wilder, who has been
caring for an aged lady in Winchester.
Mass, came home Tuesday for three
weeks change and needed rest
G. A. Robertson & Co. have secured
James Salter of Green Bay. Wis as SUI
perintendent of their paper mill. Mr..
! this week.
Miss Grace Roberts has returned to her
home in South Weymouth, Mass. after
| spending more than three months with
her aunt, Mrs. II. c. Holland. and at
Spofford lake.
In the first football contest for the local
high school team which was played at
| Riverside park Saturday afternoon
| against Winchester high school team Tho
| visitors won, to 0.
c. L. Lockwood has recently bought the
! house on Mortified street now occupied
! by Daniel Redding and family Mr..
! Lockwood will move there as soon as
| some necessary repairs are made.
Mrs. Ella NJ. I.azele of Mortified. for
| merly Of this town. has been elected presi-
dent of the Franklin county association
| OF the Womans Relief corps n position
! she is thoroughly qualified to fill
An uncalled for team, which was left
/ Mt the Hotel Ashuelot barn several weeks
| ago, was sold at public auction last week
| Thursday The horse was struck off to
! a VII for Z q a
| Of the rig was sold for $3.50
Alvin F. Stearns Of Omaha. Neb.. and
Miss Grace Spencer Eaton of Chicopee
| Falls, Mass, were married in Chicago
| H. Nov G. Mrs Stearns was a resident
of Hinsdale until a few years ago. and
! mas oeen frequent visitor among her
| friends here since her removal
Court Ashuelot, F of A.. will hold their
ninth annual concert and ball at the
town hall on Thanksgiving eve. Bryant's
| singing orchestra OF Orange Mass, will
furnish the music. The concert will last
| from to o'clock, and the dancing will
| be from until 3. A hot turkey sumner
Will be served in the dining room.
After the regular meeting Of the Chris
tan Endeavor society Tuesday evening a
sociable was held at the home of Miss
| Elizabeth Robertson. Games were enjoy
| ed and refreshments were served In a
! contest to see who could tell the greatest
lures the prize was won by Ray Fletcher.
Everyone was saddened to hear that ].
! w. Jefords. who was taken seriously
! sick In the early summer. but had so far
| recovered as to be able to ride out. and
| get about the street little. was again
! Frustrated last week. and remains very
ILL., Much sympathy is felt for Mr. JEFF
fords and his family His sons are both
/ at home with him.
Naomi chapter o. f. s. were visited
/ by the grand officers Monday evening
who We're here for the purpose of wit
Messing the ritualistic work of the order.
| Fourteen members of the order from
Mortified and one from Winchester We're
1 guests of the local chapter A bountiful
supper was served at o'clock and
/ profitable and pleasant evening was pass
/ ed.
Edward Blanchard. a, for many years
| a resident of this town, died at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Sanford, in South
Hadey Falls, Mass. Tuesday. Mr. Blan-
! chard had been a great sufferer from
rheumatism and had been unable to get
| about eXecept by the aid of crutches for
seven years. He is survived by several
! children, Charles Blanchard of this VIII
lage being his son. The body was
brought here for burial Thursday fore
noon.
Mrs. Julia II. Jones passed her seth
birthday anniversary quietly at her home
on Canal street Wednesday. The occasio
! was made pleasant by the kind remem-
brances of friends both near and distant
Several called to offer congratulations
| and she also received substantial express
sions of good will, among them a very
| elegant Japanese tea set from her brother
| John Hooker. of Los Angeles, Calf Mrs
Jones is still bright and active, having
been able to do the homework for her
self and son, well as dispensing hos
pitalty to friends who visit her Better
even than that is the fact that her fac
ulties are unimpaired, so that she is able
to enjoy her friends and they enjoy her
Although she does not go out in all wealth
ers, as in her younger days. in favorable
weather she is able to attend church, and
visit among her neighbors and friends
The latch string is always on the out
side of her door, and all who call are
given a hearty welcome. Interested as
she is, in all that pertains to the good of
the community and keeping abreast of
the times by reading and associating with
others, 1t is hard to believe, when con-
versing with her that she has reached
the advanced age she has, with reason
able prospect of comfortable and happy
years which her many friends wish yet
in store for her.
WEST CHESTERFIELD.