Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-10
HINSDALE, N. H.

MISS r. V. GODDARD visited at A. j.
Beers's in Vernon all of last week.
George Kibbe has moved his family to
Ashland, where he has employment.
Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Margaret Mack
were in Greenfield a part of last week.
Alice Lachance is out again after her
long and severe illness with appendicitis
Another waltzing party will be held at
the opera house next Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Josie Reddng of Boston is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reddlng.
Miss Stella stickney of Brattleboro is
| spending few days with Miss Charlotte
S. Slate.
Fred Knapp and family of Claremont
| are spending few days with Hinsdale
| relatives.
Rev. II. Gertrude Roscoe of Assinippi,
| Mass. visited her old parishioners in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farr of Westminster, VT,
were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. IL.
| II. Russell.
Mr.. Potter, principal of the Hinsdale
grammar school, has taken a room at A.
| A. Bailey's.
| Mrs M S. Leach returned Monday from
a two weeks visit in Massachusetts and
| Connecticut.
Mrs. G. S. Howe and Miss Caroline b.
| Howe returned Friday from a few days
visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Bailey and child
of South Boston, Mass. visited at A. A.
| Bailey's Sunday.
Walter Belleville was run over by a
| team one day recently, but escaped with
| out serious injury.
Rev. w. j. Wilkins has returned from
Boston, where he went to receive treat
| ment for his eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bliss were called
to Jamaica, VT, last week by the serious
| Illness of a relative.
Mr.. Nichols has moved his family from
Mrs. Dickenson's house on Brattleboro
| street to Winchester.
Edward Carey of Brooklyn was a guest
| at G. S. Howe's from Sunday morning
| until Tuesday afternoon.
M d. Mann OF South Boston. Mass,
was with his sister, Mrs. C. c. Holton,
from Friday until Tuesday.
Miss Adelia Kelley is visiting in Bel
lows Falls, after which she will join her
father in Leominster, Mass.
Miss Mildred Russell Of Farley Mass,
has been a visitor at the Howard home
stead on River street this week.
Mrs. c. A. Holland and II. C. Holland
have been in Boston this week selecting
goods for the fall and winter trade.
children of Maynard, Mass, have been
at his fathers, e. ]. Richards's, this week.
Mrs. Norman Knapp went Monday to
Greenfield. called there by the serious
illness of her niece, Mrs. Charles Dicker-
| man.
Alfred Walker who was at home on
a furlough of few days, returned Sun
day to his duties in the United States
navy.
Miss Violet Robertson entertained from
Friday to Monday Misses Edna Gibson
and Grace and Mabel Perry of Bellows
Falls.
Rev. A. ]. Torsleff of Winchester will
, preach in the Universalist church Sunday
in exchange with the pastor, Rev. w. H
Tricky.
The Universalist ladies' are holding q
rummage sale which they opened in the
Stebbins building west of Mrs. N. NJ
Wordens on Main street.
Mr. Thomas of Springfield, Mass who
: Is an expert mathematician, is making hi:
annual stay in Hinsdale as auditor at the
: Halle & Frost wooden mill.
Mrs. Ralph Carey and two daughter!
. went last week to Arlington, VT anC
2 after a few days visit there went to joiI
Mr.. Carey in Buffalo. N. Y.
Mrs. A. F. Fishers class of boys wer,
made messenger boys for the home depart
, ment of the Congregational Sunda!
school, and received their badges las
Sunday.
Miss Evaline Stewart invited a few o
her young friends to help her celebrat,
, her fourteenth birthday anniversary Mon
day evening A very enjoyable evening
is reported.
4 Three Vermonters were arrested TO
drunkenness here last week. One settled
for the offense, one was given a suspend
ed sentence, and one was kept shut VI
, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berkinshaw of Pitts
field, Mass, were in town for a brie
visit last week, having come to atten
. the funeral of his mother. which tool
: | place at Ashuelot Friday.
Clarence Hildreth, who had charge O
v the building of the Ashuelot Paper com
o pany's mill, will finish his work for tn
e company this week and will go to Grotor
r Mass, to engage in similar work.
= The Hinsdale public library will b
closed from Saturday, Nov. IL, to Nov Is
C for taking an inventory of the books
t making necessary repairs, etc. 1t is re
: quested that all books and periodical
d that are out be returned the 18th.
e The many friends here of Bert Perry
e formerly of this town, now of Dunn
:. merston will be saddened to know tina
" he suffered another shock of paralysi
e last week Thursday, and when last hear
i from was unable to speak, althoug
y conscious.
y The high schools Halloween ball 9
u the town hall Friday evening was success
y full in every respect. The attendant
!. was large, including guests from othe
- towns, and the receipts were sufficient
y leave a surplus Leitsinger's orchestI
furnished music. The dancing continue
until 2 o'clock and during the evenir
refreshments were served.
Former students of the high school WI
returned to participate in the festiviti'
IS of the Halloween party Friday evenir
were John Fisher of the state college
ig Durham Alfred Walker of the Unite
States navy Miss Christina Robertson
of the Duffy boarding school at Springfield
81 Mass, and Roy Taylor of the Bryant
- Stratton business college in Boston.
re The supper and entertainment at Il
Congregational church wednesday eve
IS ing, the proceeds of which the ladies HI
IT. | voted to turn over to Mr.. Booth to be US
for the benefit of the choir for music, et
ne | Melted a rather small sum. The supp
IN was well patronized, but unfortunate
for the affair the band minstrel show W
30 the following evening and a full DIRE
~ rehearsal for that drew on the music
II" talent that had been relied on for I
church entertainment However, tho
10 who were able to be there very pleasaT
TN ly entertained the small audience W
remained for the evening.