Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-02

Mrs. G. S. Howe is visiting relatives in
Brooklyn.
Edward Carey of Brooklyn has been
guest at C. $. Howe's recently.
Mrs. f. h. Bean attended the Methodist
conference in Worcester last week.
Mrs. William O'Brien is visiting rela-
tives in Fitchburg and Hyde Park, Mass.
Miss Edythe Minis of Boston was at
her fathers, r. p. Nimss, over Memorial
day.
Miss Eva Robertson came home from
Boston Wednesday, and returned Thurs
day.
James Salter has moved his family
from the old Hunter building into Todd's
block.
Mrs Helen NJ. Worden visited her sister
in Keene few days last week, returning
Sunday.
Beginning Monday, June 5, the early
train will leave Hinsdale at $40 a. m. in
stead OF clio.
F. r. Bean went to Rochester, this
state. SATURDAY to visit his mother. re-
turning Tuesday.
Miss Mary h. Lane of Northampton
was a visitor at Mrs A. E. Dix's from
Monday until Wednesday,
The Hinsdale brass band played at
day and here in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. A. Minis visited their
son, Myron Minis. and family in Keene
from Sunday until Tuesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. A. Spooner and daughter, Miss
Lucy Spooner, left last week for a visit
in Fitchburg, while on their way to their
new home in Somervile, Mass.
William Thayer is looking for a tene-
ment to move his family here from Keene.
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foundry. where he formerly worked.
Mrs Franklin of Spofford has taken
the place as nurse for Walter Todd sue
ceeding Miss Nckery, who has returned
to Keene after a long stay with the
Todds
Mrs. W. Sprague left for her home in
Somervfle Mass, Wednesday after a
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
L. Dix, who accompanied her as far as
Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Robertson have re-
turned from Boston. where they went to
see F. w. Robertson. who is there
! for treatment for a serious trouble with
his eye.
Arthur Kibbe. son of Mr. and Mrs
George Kibbe who has been suffering
/ from pneumonia, remains critically i'll,
and a council of physicians was called
| Tuesday.
Next Sunday evening at the Methodist
church the delegates TO the missionary
convention recently held at Worcester will
| give some account of that gathering.
Everybody is welcome.
Mrs. Edgar Holton of New Haven,
Conn, has been a guest at C. C. Holton's
! a few days. NJ. ID. Mann of South Boston
also came to spend Memorial day as
! guest at the same place.
Fifty new books have recently been
! placed upon the shelves of the public
! library. The books have been selected
to cover as far as possible the usual range
of subjects so as to suit all tastes.
Mrs w. Sprague returned to her home
in Somerville Mass, Wednesday after a
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
A. E. Dix. who accompanied her as far
as Keene. when she visited her aunts,
Mrs. Clark and Mrs Fox
Out of town veterans who came to join
| in the services on Memorial day were
Capt Charles f. Hall of Shelburne Falls,
Chauncey Farr of Brightwood, Mass.
Fred b. Holman of Spofford and Larlxin
FAR Of West Chesterfield.
Rev. W. f. White has been out of town
this week attending the meeting of the
Congrega tional Home Missionary society
in Springfield, Mass. and the graduating
exercises and his class reunion at the
Hartford Theological seminary.
Tine base ball games played between
the Winchester and Hinsdale teams
resulted in a victory to the local team in
| both games. the score in the morning
game being 10 to 8. and in the afternoon
l to 0. The scores are given in full on
page =.
Mr.. and Mrs. William OBrien Mr. and
Mrs. James OBrien and Misses Nellie
and Anna O,Brien attended the golden
wedding celebration of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pigott of Mortified, which was held at
the home of their son in Greenfield, Mass,
| Tuesday
Mrs. r. W. Day and daughter, Miss
Day, and Miss May Shepard of Spring
field, Mass, were in town a few hours
Saturday. They were Joined at dinner at
Hotel Ashuelot by Mrs. Days mother.
Mrs BOyden, who is visiting in town, and
her aunt. Mrs. S. M. Wilder,
Among the Memorial day visitors in
town were Robert Field and Thomas Nc
Caughern of Springfield, Mass, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Britton of Adams, Robert
McCaughern, jr., of Holyoke, Miss Anna
Britton, Mr.. and Mrs F. Clarey and
Eddie Cooper of Millers Falls.
The contest in the Christian Bndeavor
society closed Tuesday evening and at
the summing up it was found that F. w
Barber's side won forty points over Miss
Lucy Spooners side, consequently the
winning side will be given social in the
near future by the defeated party.
The officials of Hinsdale were in Con-
cord Friday to meet the license commits
sioners and state their reasons why they
believed as the town had voted license
that f. C. Gale should be granted a license
for the island brewery" There is, how
ever, throughout the town a strong feel
| ing against H. aiming good citizens anC