Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-27
HINSDALE, N. H.


Mrs. Il. Belleville visited in Millers
Falls the first of the week.
Thomas Mullen of Franklin Falls visited
his mother and sister this week
w. o. ]. Martin is making improve
ments on his Main street residence
Miss Nellie Smith is spending two
weeks with her sister in Clinton, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Taylor went We'd
nesday to Boston for a stay Of ten DAVIS.
Mrs. G. S. Smith went Thursday for
few weeks visit in Athol and Worces-
ter
e. /. Latham of Newton, Mass. has
been making a brief visit on relatives
here.
George p. Hooker left wednesday for
California, where he intends to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Margaret Seaver Of NORTHAMPTON
recently visited her daughter, Mrs. H
w. Taylor
The l.. S. club enjoyed a social at the
home of Mrs A. w. Mead Wednesday
afternoon.
Charles Blanchard has moved from one
Of the Cook tenements on Kilburn street
to the Stebbins block.
Mrs. Ellen Denison of Springfield, Mass.
visited Hinsdale relatives from Saturday
until Monday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Chisholm, deaconess. gave
an address In the Methodist church last
week Thursday evening
Mrs. A. e. Dix accompanied her aunt.
Mrs Harris of Greenfield to Keene Tues
day for few days visit.
Mrs. II. N. Wilder has closed her rooms
on River street. She will stay at Mrs.
G. S. Smiths for the present.
Edwin Hardy and Charles Cone OF the
Nnw IIaw II -, -
guests Of the Misses Adelia and Eliza
beth Belleville.
District Deputy Clark visited Wantasti-
quet Grange last week Wednesday even
ing. After the work was completed a
supper was served.
Mrs. Samuel ONeil went to Somerville.
Mass, Tuesday to spend a few DAYS with
her mother. Mrs. Berkinshaw, and her
sister. Mrs. DeRonde.
A. l.. Taylor, A. A. Boldt II. II. Day
and Michael Hanrahan have sold their
tobacco crops recently. receiving from
10 to II cents per pound each.
Henry English will return to Hlnsdale
and work for d. f. Person. He will live
in the tenement in the Park block re-
Gently vacated by Mrs. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook of Milford.
Mass. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. C.
Robertson over Sunday. Mr. Cook is
postmaster at Milford, and is editor and
publisher OF the Milford Daily Journal.
Mrs NJ. S. Leach is making a few
weeks stay out of town. She will make
short visits in Springfield and Shelburne
Falls. Mass, but the greater part OF the
time will be spent in Wethersfield, Conn.
William Mclaughlin was sentenced to
the county farm at Westmoreland 90
days, for drunkenness, In the local police
court last week. Edward Martin of Brat
tleboro for similar offense, paid his
fine
A delegation from Naomi chapter.
Eastern Star. went to Mortified Wed
nesday evening in response to an in
vitation from the chapter at that place
to visit them. The Winchester chapter
were also invited.
The annual high school Halloween
masquerade party win be held at the
town hall Friday evening, Nov. 3. The
affair will be under the management of
the junior class. Leitsinger's orchestra
will furnish the music
Miss Florence Staples celebrated her
18th birthday anniversary Friday even
ing by inviting a number OF young
friends to join her In festivities at her
Main street home. Games were PLAYED
and seasonable refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bailey and two
day afternoon for their home in Denison.
Texas The ladies and children had been
with Mr. Bailey's parents the past nine
weeks, and Mr.. Bailey Joined them for
two weeks visit.
Loren w. Towne OF Keene, formerly
Of the firm of Eames & Towne of Hins-
dale, has gone to Mexico by way of
Havana, and will spend some time on the
Mexican Pacific coast near Tonala in the
to s,,,I al
ing Guatemala, where he is interested in
land and timber prospecting
The Universalist Sunday school has
elected these officers: c. S. Slate. super
intendent; Rev. w II. Trickey, assistant
superintendent; Miss NJ. f. Temple, sec
rotary and treasurer; Mrs G. s. Slate,
Rev. w. II. Trickey, F. S. Leonard, Miss
NJ. B. Owen and G. p. Slate, executive
committees; Miss Myra owen, chairman
OF decorations.
The Unversalist Sunday school has
elected the following officers: Miss Char
lotte $. Slate. superintendent; Rev. w. II.
Trickey, assistant superintendent; Miss
Mabel E. Temple, secretary and treas
urer; Mrs. George p. Slate. Rev. w. II.
Tricky, F. S. Leonard, Miss Minnie B.
Owen and G. p. Slate, executive COM
mittee; Miss Myra Owen. chairman of
decorations.
show will be given at the opera house
Thursday. Nov. 8. The chorus will be the
strongest ever heard on the local stage,
with 40 selected voices The performance
will be under the personal direction of
DeForest West. for years a member of
the famous Whitmore & Clark minstrel
troupe. There will be variety Of spec
ialties and musical numbers.
Mrs. Norman Knapp was called to
Claremont Friday. Her son, Fred Knapp,
had not been feeling as well as usual,
having had trouble with his heart, and
Thursday he had a fainting turn, and
fell from his team. Just how much he was
injured or what his condition is at pres
ent is not known, but letter from Mrs.
Knapp the first of the week said he was
unable TO sit up without fainting.
Deputy Supreme Ruler w. e. Fay, as
sisted by Mrs. e. ]. Temple, recently In
stalled the following officers for the Pill
grim Fathers: e. ]. Temple, governor;
Mrs. L. w. Goss, chaplain; Mrs. w. e.
Fay, s. A.; Mrs. e. ]. Temple, d. s. A.;
w. E. Fay, collector; C. A. Holland,
treasurer; Mrs. C. w. Stafford, s. l. G..
L. w. Goss, s. o. c.; Mrs. F. w. Tilden,
ex-governor. A fine collation. followed
the work.
The Congregational ladies' society has
voted to turn over the proceeds of the
next social and supper, which will take
place Wednesday, Nov. 8, to w. G. Booth,
leader of the choir. Supper will be served
in the Vestry and an entertainment under
the direction of Mr.. Booth will be given
in the auditorium of the church. AS a