Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-01

Army circles and In 1872 was department
commander OF New Hampshire Since he
entered the ministry he has filed sew
eral pastorates acceptably before coming
to Hinsdale a few months ago to assume
the charge OF the Universalist church
here, where he has given general salts
faction as pastor and as a citizen.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Bergeron died Friday
w. f. Beleville has been entertaining
Edwin Hardy Of Nashua.
Principal d. L. Fisher made a trip to
Boston and vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Smith of Peterboro
were in town few days last week.
Miss Jiolet Robertson went Monday to
Bellows Falls for a visit of a few days
F. ]. Cantlin was of duty at C. A..
Holland & Sons store for a vacation last
week.
Mrs. ]. C. Eddy of Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, was recent visitor at DR.. c. A.
Grays
Mr. Marden Of Keene is working at the
machine shop and boarding at Mrs. H.
Worden's.
Miss Una Leach, who has been in fail
ing health several years, is now confined
to her bed.
William Wellman has bought land in
Florida. He left this week to make his
home there.
Miss Elizabeth L. Gray is substituting
as stenographer at the Estey organ works
at Brattleboro.
Miss Lucy T. Adams and sister, Mrs
Kendall of Tarpon, Fla, visited in Green
field over Sunday.
Ernest Babkirk Of woburn, Mass, was
a guest at II. c. Hollands from Thurs
day until Monday.
Horace Tucker OF South Lancaster,
Mass. was the guest Of Mrs. A. w. Mead
the first of the week.
Miss Florence Fisk OF Brattleboro has
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. w. S.
Kimball, a few days.
Mrs Addie L. Dix, who has been at
Spofford lake through August, will return
to her home tomorrow.
Mrs Edmund Cooke and child OF Bel
lows Falls are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos r. Stoddard and
two children visited his sister, Mrs. l..
Jennie Cutler. Saturday.
The out-of-town teachers are expected
to return Monday. as the schools will all
begin Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, who lived in the
upstairs tenement in the Hildreth house,
nave Oub VI tOWH
Mrs. Z. 1. latham and Miss Mary
Belanger OF Newton. Mass, have been
making a few days visit in town.
Mrs. Ralph De Ronde and daughter.
Irene, of Cambridge. Mass, were recent
visitors of her sister, Mrs. s. O'Neil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Drinkwine have
moved from Brattleboro street to A. F..
Fishers house on Highland avenue.
Nearly all OF the class Of 1904 OF the
Hinsdale high school are enjoying life in
cottage at Spofford lake this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Duggan and two
children of Fitchburg are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Duggan.
Roger Cunningham, young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Cunningham, who has
been critically i'll, is reported as more
comfortable.
Miss Boldt, who has been with her
brother A. A Boldt, since he came to
Hinsdale to live, has returned to Bing-
hamton, n. Y.
Misses Blanche Bronson, Maize Powers
and Aida Higgins were in Keene Tues
day, Miss Higgins riding on the steam
cars for the first time in her life to make
the trip.
The Hinsdale brass band gave another
fine open-air concert last week Thursday
evening. These concerts are beginning to
be looked forward to as a very pleasant
evenings diversion.
Mrs. r. A. Akeman and two children
OF Jersey City, who were with her
father George W. Lewis, two weeks,
left Tuesday for a few days visit with
her aunt in Westmoreland.
Hinsdale went down before Keene in
a game OF base ball on Riverside park
Saturday, IA to 2. Keene won almost
without an effort, the locals making their
poorest exhibition OF the season.
Miss Margaret Wiswall OF Lexing-
ton, Mass, has been engaged as second
assistant in the Hinsdale high school to
succeed ]. NJ. Brennan, resigned. Miss
Wiswal is graduate OF Radcliffe college,
class Of 1905.
The young men held a successful waltz
party at the town hall last week Thurs
day evening, which was not only literally
patronized by the Hinsdale young people
but Vernon Mortified, Brattleboro, Win
chester and Ashuelot were represented.
The theatrical season will open here
Sept. II with one Of A. o. Scannon's
plays. Hinsdale theatre goers witnessed
three of Mr.. Scannon's productions in
the seasons OF '93 and "a and pronounced
them to be the best of the seasons at
fractions.
Rev. w. F. White and two sons re-
turned home Monday after spending q
months vacation with his parents in
Rensselaerville, N. Y. Mr.. White will
conduct the Friday evening meeting al
the Congregational church and the regu-
lar services viii be resumed Sunday
morning, when communion will be ad-
ministered.
Miss Caroline b. Howe, president OF
the cradle roll connected with the Con-
| gregational Sunday school, gave the little
folk and their mothers a reception al
her home Wednesday afternoon from ;
| to 5 o'clock. The weather being rather
unfavorable only a few were present
| but those who were there enjoyed &
thoroughly social and informal afternoon
Seasonable refreshments were served.
Notices have been posted calling FOL
bids for the building of the road will
the state aid fund. The portion of roaC
TO be improved begins from the fence be
tween the residences OF w. B. Adams and
E. M. Dodge, on the Brattleboro road
and will be continued as far north as thu
$17O0 will carry it, the road to be 21 fee
wide, with the middle is feet more heavil!
built than the three feet on either side
Gravel and clay will be used in its con
| struction.
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