Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-14
HINSDALE. N. H.

|
Henry Britton has gone to work in the
| G. A. Robertson & Co.'s paper mill.
Fred kilhart and bride of Orange Wis
| tied in town from Thursday until Satur-
| day.
The members of the C. S. C. met with
| Mrs. Thomas Butler Wednesday after
| noon.
Mrs. Harriet Higgins went to Boston
Tuesday for few days visit with rela-
| tives.
VIII Chavonelle is disabled by broken
wrist sustained by falling down stairs re-
| Gently.
Aral Kendall has bought a farm in ia
| maica, VT, and intends to move there
| soon
Mrs. W. S. Barrows and Miss A. NJ
Barrows spent a few days in Dublin re-
| Gently.
Mrs. w. w. King has returned from
few days visit with relatives in Worces-
| ter, Mass.
William Smith bought Saturday in MARI
| boro pair of driving horses for his liv
cry stable
Mrs. c. w Stafford has been entertain
ing her aunt Mrs. James Green, of Proc
| torsv.lle, VT.
Mrs. w. N. Pike and daughter, Miss
| Mollie visited in Athol from Saturday
until Monday.
Several members of Sheridan Woman's
Relief corps attended the district meeting
| at Keene Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Stafford of Keene
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| w. Stafford recently.
f. p. Kinds has bought a 25-acre wood
| lot of the Deacon Nelson Estey estate. 1t
is situated on Oak hill.
Rev. j. II. Robbins, superintendent of
| the New Hampshire Anti-Saloon league,
was in town Tuesday.
William Barrett and Miss Emma Bar
rett left Thursday for few days visit in
Boston and Providence.
Mrs. Lyman ]. Wood of Arlington,
| Mass has come to take care of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Stearns.
Mrs. Perkins of Rutland. Vt, a sister
of the late Harris Higgins. is making a
few days visit at II. T. Metcalfs.
O. c. Robertson went to New York city
Monday to attend the papermakers' con-
vention which was held there Tuesday.
The Hinsdale high school boys have Or
ganized foot ball team with Harolu S.
Martin as captain and Roy Taylor mana
ger
Miss May Smith. who has been the guest
of William O'Briens family several weeks,
returned to her home in Monson, Mass,
Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Scott represented Queen
Esther Rebokah lodge at the Rebekah
| Assembly winch was Delu at AanCneSteG
Tuesday.
d. j. Fisher who has been in Peoria
ILL.,, several months, has returned to Hins-
dale and is at the home of his son, Prof
d. l.. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Russell are enter
tanning for two weeks his brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell of
Everett, Mass.
The morning train for Keene now leaves
& 10 instead : 40 O'ciOcE and the
; evening train for Keene leaves at 525
instead of $50.
f Mrs. w. V. Spencer of Chicopee Falls.
Mass, was in town the larger part of
: last week, visiting and looking after their
? property here.
2 A sizeable delegation from the Calvary
f Methodist church attended the Sunday
school institute which was held at Spot
ford Wednesday,
Mr. Ferguson, boss dyer at the Halle
e & Frost mill, will occupy Mr.. Bigelow 5
y house, known as the Blanchard house
as soon as it is vacated
a John Z. Davenport attended the meet
n | ing of the grand lodge at Manchester
r Wednesday as a delegate from Unity
h lodge No. 40. l. O. o. f.
e Dr. Basch of Ashuelot has opened al
Office for the practice of medicine in T
r j. Heapheys building, which was recently
t vacated by George c. Smith.
Fred y. buckley went TO Newark, N
d j., last week to visit his father, j. w
It Buckley. a former resident of this town
: He found his father in feeble health.
d Miss Charlotte S. Slate has been elected
l, superintendent and Miss Clara Stearn!
secretary and treasurer of the Universal
e list Sunday school for the coming year.
II Burton c. Spencer who has spent thu
e summer at his cottage on the plain, vii
d move his family back to his house OF
o Kiburn street as soon as necessary re
n pairs are completed.
Mrs. Quite $. Knight of Chicopee re
y Gently underwent operation in
- Springfield hospital and has been in
:" critical condition. Mrs. Knight was res
!. ident of Hinsdale few years ago.
Jacob Barrett OF North Hinsdale ha
an unusually fine crop of potatoes thi
year, both in quality and quantity.
N | half dozen of the potatoes which h
., weighed recently, tipped the scales at 81
80 pounds.
Id George stevens will soon move his fam
Of lily from L. ]. Richardss house on Brat
is tleboro street to the upper part of tn
M Fay house on Church street, which wa
IN made vacant by the removal from tow
q of Mr.. Watsons family.
la George p. Hooker fell from a log Will
I'd crossing a brook in Guilford VT, las
at week Thursday cutting a bad cash nea
Id the temple, scratching his face, and Civ
n ing him a bad shaking up. Sever;
ge stitches were required to close the woun
on his head.
- Cold, rain, sleet and snow was I'll
weather program Wednesday Snow
considerable quantities gathered in ii
cutters and protected places, and hearin
the snow slide from the roofs in the ever
ing gave one a shivery Keeling, and was
reminder of what is before u.s.
At the Republican caucus which wa
held in the town building Saturday ever
ing, the following nominations wei
made: F. A. Davis, first representative
James O'Brien, second representative; ID
w. E. Fay, moderator; A. II. Lathar
Arthur Porter and Maurice Purcell, 81
pervisors of the check list
we Rev. H. Gertrude Roscoe has tendert
her resignation as pastor of the Unive
nls salist church, to take effect Nov. l. Mi
Roscoe has made many friends outside
Au her own society, who will regret with h
EN- parishioners that she finds that 81
i'd is not physically strong enough to be
nd the strain of the many duties which d
l-N volve upon a pastor and all join in no
ms ing that rest will restore her to perfe
res health.
me The annual meeting of the w. c.. T.
| WAS held with Mrs. F. o, Packard Tue