Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-10
HINSDALE, N. H.

ATS Lyman E4Sl0DfOOk Is III BOSlpl NillS /
week.
Warren Spencer, an aged townsman, is |
i'll with grip.
r. l.. Chase has been in Indian Orchard, |
Mass, this week.
Nearly all of w. G. Booths family have |
been grip victims.
c. c. Holton visited his sister in Wor-
cester over Sunday.
A. A. Bailey is recovering from a few
days severe Illness
Mrs. John Cookery of West Swanzey
was in town over Sunday.
Miss Lowe went Thursday to Newfane,
Vt, for a few days visit.
Mrs. Charles Davis is with her son i'm
Mortified for few weeks.
Mrs e. A. Worden visited relatives in
Springfield, Mass, last week
Miss Minnie Mayinnis has returned
from visit in Springfield, Mass.
Among the late sufferers from the grip
are Mrs. a. f. Fisher and Geo. II. Bailey
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hanna are at the
latters fathers, Patrick Goldens.
Miss Mary Hail Of Shelburne Falls
was a recent guest at NJ. S. Leach's.
Edward Cook of Bellows Falls was with
his family at w. 2. Taylor's one day last
week.
Miss Irene sheridan of Keene visited
Friday
Mrs Benjamin Knappton of Adams.
Mass, was the guest of Mrs. c. f. Weed
last week.
Edward stebbins went Thursday to
| Boston to visit his daughter. Mrs. w.
| S. Kimbal
The farm known as the Seymour Butler
place in North Hinsdale. has been bought
by Waldo Rouillard.
Of Pro
was in town calling on old friends from
Friday until Monday
There was one accession Sunday to the
membership Of the Congregational church,
on confession of faith.
Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Robertson and
daughter arrived home from their south
ern trip last week Thursday.
Miss Florence Frances Cressey. who
died in Keene Saturday of consumption,
formerly worked in the hotel here.
Mrs. c. e. Keyon as in Contoocook
from Thursday until Monday, called there
by the illness Of her father and brother.
w b. Adams and daughter, Miss
Adams, attended the funeral Of the for
mer's little grandson in Holyoke Wednes-
day.
Harold Merritt got badly sprained
wrist while practicing on the trapeze In
the high school gymnasium "Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Modena Booth. organist at the
Universalist church. was i'll last Sunday
and her place was supplied by Miss Eloise
H. White.
Mrs a. +. Dix has been with her aunt,
Mrs. y. Fox. in Keene few days. Mrs.
Fox has been suffering from severe
form Of grip.
A. w Bliss, who recently sold his meat
business to L. l.. Holton. has bought the
fish and oyster business of Mr., RICE and
has taken possession.
Percy Booth has finished work in the
Raynsford drug store and has gone to
Northampton. where he has work in
Coburn & Graves pharmacy.
Miss Sara Stearns is taking vacation
from her duties at G. 5. Howc's store
She has been spending the week with her
sister. Mrs. +. =. Bailey, in 3rockton,
Mass,
A delegation Of 30 or more local odd
Fellows attended the fourth annual dis
trict meeting. which was held at New
odd Fellows hall in Keene Wednesday
evening.
The Hinsdale and Brattleboro express
has again changed hands, f. II. White
has sold to his nephew, F. f. White, OF
Winchester. who took possession Mon
day.
The Methodist ladies' held a social at
the church vestry last week Thursday
| evening. Ice cream ana cake were SeINeu
free to all and a general good time was
enjoyed.
Court st. Joseph \. c. A., held their
second annual dance at the town hall
=; Tuesday evening. II was well attended
and "A social success. Booths orchestra
furnished music for the occasion.
= Miss Lowe who has been with Mrs. II,
n. Wilder since her injury by being
g thrown from a sleigh eight weeks ago
| bar tharp and
: Mrs. G. S. Wilder has taken her place.
Frank Elliott has moved his family
back to Hinsdale from Chesterfield. They
will occupy the red house near c.. s
Smiths residence on the Brattleboro road
n and Mr.. Elliott will work for Mr.. Smith.
!, E. n Blanchard, formerly of this town
= now at the Home for the Aged in Brat
tleboro, was dressed for the first time
s Friday, after a five weeks illness. Botl
t Mr. and Mrs Blanchard are in feebl,
g health.
large pipe organ for the past year i'm tn,
n first Congregational church in Easthamp
; ton, Mass, gave general satisfaction anC
9 has been re-engaged to fill the position
- for another year.
a Mrs. Jane Amsden, who formerly live
in this town, and since her removal ha
k kept in touch with her many friend
N mere Dy frequent NlSllst mas betbiilt al
n inmate of the Home for the Aged an,
II Disabled in Brattleboro.
is Alfred BeIanger and Miss Eliza sevineI
id both of this town, who were marrie
l. at ST. Josephs church by Rev. ID. c
Is Ling, at o'clock Monday morning
left on the early train for a honeymoo
10 trip which they are enjoying in Canada
to The copartnershp between +.
In Richards and w. b. Stacey, in the DO
In business, has been dissolved. The PLAN
D. which is located in Westport, will con
IN tinue to be operated by Mr.. Stacey, VIII
IN assumes the entire responsibility in tn
- future.
III District Deputy Clark of Acworth wa
~ present at the meeting of Wantastique
~. Grange last week Wednesday evening an
10 witnessed the working of the third degree