Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-22
HINSDALE, N. H.


Fred George has returned from a va
cation of several weeks.
\ party of our young people enjoyed the |
day at Forest lake Friday.
Miss Maud Staples of Keene is visit
ing Mrs Louie Davenport.
Mrs Julia Davenport is spending a few |
days with Mrs. \. w Mead.
Mrs L. f. Kelley is away for a several |
weeks visit in several places.
Miss Minnie Snow spent II part of last |
week in Chicopee Falls, Mass
J. II. Britton of Mittineague. Mass. Wis
tied IIinsdale relatives last week.
Pedestrians are enjoying the improved |
condition of the sidewalk through Main |
street.
Mrs Caroline Pickett of North Pownal, |
Me. is the guest of her sister, Mrs o. S. |
Cooper.
Miss Susan \. Hanrahan of West |
Swanzey has been with relatives here a |
few days.
There will be preaching in the Baptist
church at 1915 a. m, Sunday morning.
July "a.
Mrs f. \. Wilder and the Misses Emma
and Eva Wellman are visiting in Somer-
Vile, Mass
Mrs o. c. bort and Frank bort of
Keene visited briefly at Mrs. Julia Jones's
Wednesday.
There were TWO acccSSlonS 10 queen
Esther Rebekah lodge at their regular
meeting last week.
Misses Mabel and Myrtle Briggs of
Brattleboro are guests at w. n Pixies on
the Mortified road.
Mrs. d. NJ Cook has gone to Westmin-
ster, Vt. where she intends to remain
through the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. f. c. Cutler have begun
| housekeeping in one Of 5. Z. Esten's
| houses on Prospect hill.
Mrs George Goodrich of Mllers Falls
| came Tuesday to see her aunt, Miss AL
! ma Gibson. who Is ILL.,
| f. w Tilden and family will soon move
! from Brattleboro street to the Amidon
house on Kilburn street
Miss Frances Russell has resigned her
position in Amidons store, and has gone
to her home in Springfield, VT.
| f.. u. Jeffords OF Chicopee Falls visited
| his mother. Mrs. l.. y. Jeffords, and
brother, J. w. Jeffords. over Sunday.
J, NJ Brennan. assistant teacher in the
Hinsdale high school, is spending a por-
tion of his vacation at Spofford lake.
y. F. Holden paper manufacturer
of Newburgh. n. Y. was with his wife
a recent guest of the Robertson brothers.
Misses Clara Stearns and Sadie Dodge
| and Master Louie Stearns returned Tues
day from an outing at Lake Winnipe-
| saukee.
Mir. and Mrs. D. c. Minis entertained
Mr. and Mrs John Stebbins and Miss
Ella Stebbins Of Springfield. Mass, over
Sunday
Miss Carrie Hibson of Brooklyn, who is
spending the summer with her aunt,
Mrs q. $. Howe, has been the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs T. p. Bailey returned
Tuesday from their bridal trip. They will
spend the remainder of the summer with
their parents.
Kimball Hodge has given up his place
in the Brightwood paper mill, to take a
like position in Robertson & Sons new
mill at Ashuelot.
G. c. Hubbard of Chicopee, was a re-
cent guest of his uncle, H. r. Hastings,
Miss Edith Hubbard. also of Chicopee, is
now at Mr.. Hastings's.
The Unversalist ladies gave a pleas
ant and successful lawn party on the
grounds of Mrs. Susan Scott last week
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Miss Caroline b. Howe went to New
York Thursday of last week to give a
reading for the Y. NJ. C. a. Friday even
ing. She returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hale and daugh-
ter. Inez, left for their home in Barring
ton. this state Thursday morning after
IA few days visit with his brother, Oliver
: | Hale.
Mrs. w. S. Barrows and Mrs. f. S
| Leonard went to Concord Saturday. Mrs
e., Barrows will remain with her sister I'M
= | til about August l.
: ]. w. Jeffords has been unable to at
a | tend to his duties on the Keene Sentine
d staff a few days because of illness, and
his son, Frank Jeffords of Chicopee Falls
came up to help him out
Last Sunday the Junior Endeavor so
ciety of the Congregational church elect
e ed the following officers: Emmons White
president; Ella Hall, vice president; Dori
II Seaver secretary and Ralph Metcalf
IT treasurer.
Miss Matte Fisk of Brightwood, Mass
}, and Misses Minerva and Julia Dickerman
,, twin granddaughters of Geo. C. Fisk, tn
Y owner of the Brightwood paper mill, ar
n the guests of Mrs. Edward StebbinS an
Mrs. VIM. S. Kimball.
The members of st, Joseph's Catholi
society will hold a lawn party Thurs
d day, July 2S, on Mrs. Esther Dickinson
lawn. The supper will be served in tn
basement of the church and a dance wi
be held on the lawn in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William j. OBrien
Hyde Park, Mass, came Friday to Wis
ee his parents Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Brie
AT and other relatives in town. Mr.. O'Brie
~ went to his home Monday, but Mr.
4 O'Brien remained for a more eXtende
n visit
~, The ladies' aid society of the Calvai
re Methodist church will hold a lawn part
re at Mrs. Lester Clark's on Brattlebol
70 | street Wednesday afternoon and evenin
1g July q. Supper will be served at Il
n usual time, Ice cream, lemonade, pol
nd corn and candy will be on sale.
-e The lawn party which was given by Il
s. ladies connected with the Congregation
a. society Wednesday afternoon and eVeniI
ne on the parsonage grounds was largely a
of tended, and as a financial effort was
success, but the pleasant social spin
which prevailed was the greater satsfa
ton to the ladies'.
on Last week Wednesday evening the
ct officers were installed to have charge
sc the affairs of the local order of the 70
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