Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-27
HINSDALE, N. H.


tied relatives in town Sunday.
Many people about town are suffering
from severe colds and sore Threats.
Miss Florence V. Goddard recently
spent several days in North Orange.
The Y. =. S. c. Il. has been planning
for seghride to Winchester tonight
Miss Ella streeter has returned from
an extended visit i'm Indian Orchard, Mass.
Miss Stella Carey of Arlington, Vt,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Dick
erman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbott Of Nashua
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Weed
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fitzgerald of Chic
ago were recent visitors at the Fitzgerald
| homestead.
w. l.. Brooks has gone to Burlington.
where he has a position in a printing es-
| adjustment.
O. C. Robertson was in Boston and
| other places in Massachusetts, several
days last week.
The ice houses about town have been
filed recently, the ice being thick and of
excellent quality.
Mrs. Margaret Seaver of Northampton
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H.
! w. Taylor, last week.
! The choir and altar boys Of St Joseph's
church had a sleighride Saturday, with
Winchester as the objective point.
Golden Rule lodge, A. F. & A. NJ,
and Naomi chapter O. Il. s., will hold a
joint installation next Monday evening.
Representatives. F. \. Davis and James
OBrien were accompanied Tuesday morn
ing to Concord by their wives.
Patrick Mann has moved his family
from Mrs. Stebbins's Main street brick
block to one Of Frank Horizons High
| street houses.
Mr.. and Mrs e. c. Robertson and
| daughter, Miss Christina, left Thursday
morning for Florida, where they will
spend several weeks.
Miss Rose Mead has been chosen pres
ident OF the class of 1907 Hinsdale high
| school. in place of Alfred Walker, who
has stopped going to school.
The ladies' of the sodality Of st. Jo-
| seph's church spent n delightful evening
at the parochial residence Monday. Sea-
sonable refreshments were served.
Mrs H. n Wilder. who was so severely
injured by being thrown from a sleigh
on Jan. 10, and was taken to George A
! Robertson's, was moved to her rooms on
River street Friday.
A sizeable delegation from the high
school, including the teachers. and sew
eral others from here took advantage OF
the delightful weather and fine sleighing
and drove to Winchester Friday evening
to attend the Universalist festival and
dance.
Sleighrides seem TO be in order these
days. On Thursday of last week the sub
grammar school with the teacher, Miss
Hancock, went to Brattleboro and the
Brattleboro street intermediate with the
teacher. Miss Temple, went to WinChes-
ter, and in the evening large number OF
the young people from the Methodist So
ciety went to Brattleboro to help Miss
., ~ dan
anniversary. also a delegation went to
the same place to attend the Universalist
fair and festival.
quiet wedding took place Monday
afternoon at O'Clock at the home Of
the brides mother Mrs Cynthia DIX,
when her daughter Miss Jennie II. DIX,
| became the wife of Sidney l.. Butler son
of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Butler Rev. w.
| F. White performing the ceremony. Only
the immediate families and a very lin
tied number of intimate friends were
present Mr. and Mrs. Butler left i'm
mediately for n honeymoon trip, after
which they will live in Hinsdale.
David A. Minis was agreeably sur
prised on his birthday anniversary
which occurred on Dec. "a. 1904, by be-
ing made the recipient Of a beautiful gold
headed cane. the gift of his wife and his
son. Myron f. Minis Of Keene. The stick
is one Mr. Minis brought from California
, 4 Az years ago. ItNlUb cut II Hllllo'Alr ~
is a wood called manseneta, Of which a
straight. perfect stick long enough for a
+ cane is rarely found. II takes "A beau
tiful polish and with the handsome
' mountings and suitable engraving Mr.
Minis has a cane he may feel proud tC
use when declining years shall render q
! supporting staff necessary.
The attendance at the fremens con
e cert and ball, which was given In the
town hall last week Friday evening was
largely increased by sleighing parties
e from surrounding towns. who took ad'
, vantage Of the ideal winters night fol
an evenings enjoyment. Leitsinger's or
chestra gave "A fine concert from to
, | o'clock and furnished the best Of music
, for the six hours of dancing which fol
lowed. There were So couples in th'
grand march, which was led by Chie
Of the department, F. a. Buckley, anC
| Miss Anna Reagan. and Mr.. and Mrs
. c. p. Lynch as second head couple. Sup
per was served in the basement dininl
room by the. members of Queen Esthe
e Rebekah lodge The affair was an al
= round success and netted the fire laddie
% about 800.
The members OF Sheridan Woman
@ Relief corps celebrated the 18th ami
versary OF its organization at GRAM
Army hall Tuesday evening. The mem
bers of Sheridan post, c. A. r., and Phi
Sheridan camp S. o. v, were with thei
s families, as guests of the corps and
s good number were present, though no
S as many as ii was hoped there would be
- The company was called to order by tn
+ president, Mrs. A. +. Dix, who mad
y some remarks relative to the work of tn
= order, after which the following program
C was rendered: instrumental music b
It Miss Bertha Lewis; corps history by Mrs
= l.. l.. Bailey; recitation by Miss Jenni
e Putney; song by Miss Lewis; readings b
= Mrs. A. Latham and Mrs. c. c. HoltoI
d and remarks by Rev Mr.. Trickey, Com
is mander S. F. Liscom. Past Commando
II. NJ Howard, Capt w. w. King, F. "
= and G.. A. Robertson, A. A. Bailey an
Past Presidents NJ. A. Spooner and NJ
n Howe. f. w. Robertson made yer
brief speech but closed in substantii
manner by giving the corps IS. Refresh
ments were served by the executive CON
mittee and a delightful social hour wa
passed.