Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-07-21
HINSDALE, N. H.

| Mrs' Louis wells is among the SICK
| ones.
Mrs. Addie e. Dix is confined to her
home by illness.
c. e. Lockwood began work Monday in
the McField drug store
Two Of James Spragues little daugh-
tiers are among the sick ones.
G. E. Keyou was in Boston and Lexing-
| ton from Thursday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler have gone to
| Orange, Mass, to work for the summer.
Miss Inez Rolfe of Amesbury, Mass, is
making an extended stay with Mrs. Ward.
Herbert wilkins of Keene visited his
father, Rev. w. J. Wilkins, over Sunday.
Tommy Raleigh has been receiving
training for his voice, in Springfield, Mass.
Raleighs base ball team was defeated
| by score of 10 to at Keene Saturday.
The wages OF the weavers and day help
at the Amidon wooden mill have been in
| creased.
Miss White and her Sunday school class
picnicked in Hanrahan's grove Tuesday
afternoon.
A. J:-aero of Stafford, Conn. has taken
| position as loom fiXer at the Halle &
| Frost mill.
The Hinsdale Brass band will give
concert in post Office square tonight at
| o'clock sharp.
Miss NJ. F. Nichols of Trumbull. Conn,
is the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. w. F. White
| for a few days.
Miss Ella Streeter cut her finger badly
on the knife at the Brightwood paper mill
one day recently.
Mrs. Samuel Derby and child of Column
| bus. Ohio, are spending the summer with
Hinsdale relatives.
Percy Booth. who has been employed in
| c. X. Raynsfords Worcester drug store,
is at his home here.
Monroe Dodge has discontinued his milk
route about the village. He will give his
attention to his farm.
The town loaned its road roller last
week to Mr.. Schell of Mortified, to be
used on private roads.
| Mrs. George Stevens was overcome
by the heat while berrying Tuesday, and
had to be carried home.
Mr.. Barnaby and son, Bernald, former
residents OF HinSdale, have been the
| guests of Peter Nigneau
Misses Susie and Doris Conway Of Win
chester are visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berkinshaw and son
Of Pittsfield, Mass, were visitors OF Mr..
and Mrs. O'Neil over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Holland are enter
tanning Mrs. Sarah Simpson and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Cate Of Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynch have re-
| turned from a trip which included Wind
sor Locks, Mddletown and Berkshire
Every one will be glad to know that
F. w. Robertson, who has suffered so
much with his eye. is gaining rapidly
| now.
Mrs. f. w. Marley and granddaughter,
| Mildred Cramer, went Thursday to Boston
to spend a few weeks with Mrs w. f.
| Gould.
| ter OF Somerville, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Donovan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Corliss.
A ball team made up of college men
who are camping at Mortified will cross
| bats with the Hinsdale boys at Riverside
park tomorrow afternoon.
DIR. Albra Whitmore moved his family
yesterday from the so-called Stebblns
| place on River street to Mrs. NJ A.
Spooner's house on Highland avenue.
Mrs. B. A. Oppenheimer OF Springfield.
| Mass, with her four sons, is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Bridge Mr..
| Oppenhemer, who was with them has
returned home.
Mrs H. W. Taylor and her guest Miss
| e. Cuisine, and Mrs. Percy Felch went
| Tuesday to Northampton for short visit
also a trip to Mt. Tom. They returned
Wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie o Brien has returned from
a visit with relatives in Providence, r. l.,
and Hyde Park. Mass. She was accom-
panied home by her nephew, Emmett
O'Brien of Hyde Park.
Bishop Delaney of Manchester on Sun
| day conducted the services at st. Joseph's
Roman Catholic church. Fifty persons re-
ceived confirmation in the afternoon. near
ly all of whom were children.
A little daughter of Mrs. Lowe of North
| Hinsdale got hold OF a can of potash one
day last week, and her mouth and throat
were SO badly burned that she was in a
critical condition several days. She is
now improving.
Robert w. Field of Springfield, Mass,
| is enjoying vacation of two weeks This
week in company with three young men
| from Easthampton he is camping at Lake
| Placid, n. Y. He will spend next week
at his home in this village.
The local base ball team was again sue
cessful on Riverside park Saturday after
| noon, this time the contest being with the
| Crescents of Brattleboro The game was
| one of the most interesting of the season,
| and kept the spectators guessing a good
| part of the time. The result was to 3.
While the fixtures were being put into
| G. S. Howe's new bath room at his Main
| street residence Thursday, Mr. Minis, the
man in charge Of the work, fell and ran a
nail through his hand. The wound was
dressed by physician, but proved SO
painful he was obliged to go to his home
in Keene.
| The lawn party which was to have been
| held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs G. s.
Howe Wednesday afternoon by the Con-
| gregational ladies, was transferred to the
church social rooms, because of the
| threatening weather. The attendance was
not large, but those present enjoyed the
excellent supper which was served, and a
social time. A short entertainment was
| given in the evening.
Miss Anna Kelley, who has been
separated from her family since she was
young, and had completely lost trace OF
| her sisters, has recently succeeded in
locating them, one living in Worcester and
one in South Leominster, Mass. Miss
| Kelley is we'll known in Hinsdale, having
spent several years here. She is a great
sufferer from rheumatism. and has re-
Gently been for some time in a hospital
in Balston Spa, N. Y. Miss Kelley has
gone to make her home with the sister
in South Leominster and her many
friends here are rejoiced that in her un-
fortunate condition, she has found her
| relatives.
Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at
the parochial residence, Edgar Edwin
Currier and Miss Belle Elizabeth Delphy.
both of this village, were united in mar