Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-29
HINSDALE, N. H.

Mrs Julia II. Jones is visiting her son
in Keene.
Mrs. H. w. Taylor and Mrs. c. E.
Keyou spent Thursday in Greenfield.
No less than 300 people visited Mrs.
Taft Smith and her peach orchard Sunday.
Samuel O'Neil is in Dummerston. VT,
where he has employment for a few weeks.
Mrs ]. d. Estabrook Of Keene spent
a part Of last week at Mrs. H. NJ. Wor-
denis.
Miss Eloise H. White went Monday to
South Hadley, Mass, to enter Mt. Holyoke
college.
Mrs. James o'Brien and Miss Nellie
o'Brien visited relatives in Greenfield
Saturday.
wantastiquet Grange has changed its
place of meeting from Grand Army hall to
Fay's hall.
Clarence Booth of the Moulton- Bennett
company orchestra has been at his home
a few days.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Worden and Mrs. E. A.
Worden visited in Chicopee, Mass, several
days last week.
A delegation from Sheridan womans
Relief corps attended the district meet
ing at Keene Thursday
G. A. Robertson & Co. are having a
new 100 horse power Rollin engine in
stalled at their paper mill.
Miss Margaret Wiswall went Wednesday
afternoon to her home in Lexington Mass,
to remain through the week
Mrs. c. E Savage and her Sunday
school class of girls enjoyed picnic Sat-
urday at Central park, Vernon.
Miss Christine Robertson went to
Springfield, Mass, where she will at
tend the McDufee private school,
The high school was closed Thursday
and Friday, there being no session Thurs
day because Of the Valley Fair at Brat
tleboro.
Miss Marcia L. Beers of Vernon visited
at A. a. Baey's Thursday and Miss
Trentschler returned with her for a few
days visit.
Nat" Butler recently finished in Paris
France, a "a hour race, covering 532 miles,
and winning third prize. There were nine
contestants
Hattie Moon, years old, planted and
entirely cared for two hills of squashes
this summer which have yielded rs pounds
of squashes
Miss Harriet B. Knapp returned Tues
day to Middlesex, VT, to resume her
duties as pastor OF the Methodist church
in that place.
r. z. Metcalf went to Boston Monday
and bought a fine horse for use on the
free rural mail delivery route, which will
begin oct. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. sprague Of Somer-
VILE Mass, went to their home Saturday,
after a weeks visit with Mrs. Sprague's
sister, Mrs. a. E Dix.
Mrs Mary Harris Of Greenfield visited
her niece, Mrs Addie f. Dix, last Friday.
and Miss May r. Lane was a guest at
the same place over Sunday.
Miss May II. Lane, who has taught in
Northampton since leaving the Hinsdale
grammar school, will go to New Bedford
for the coming year at an increase Of
salary.
Alice Lachance, who has been very i'll
with appendicitis, and whose life was
despaired of last week, is gaining, and IL
is now confidently expected that she will
recover.
F. w. Barber Of Wilton was a guest at
the Congregational parsonage from Fri
day until Monday, going from there to
| Boston to become a student at the Bos-
| ton university.
DR.. A. A. Pratte has been in town this
week snaking hands with old friends. He
will soon settle in Keene, where he will
have the office formerly occupied by the
late DR.. Maloney.
Miss Lucy Spooner who until a few
months ago had charge of the Hinsdale
/ public library. going from here to Somer-
| Vile, Mass, is now at work in a library
in Hartford, Conn.
Rev. w. ]. wilkins. pastor of the Cal
/ vary Methodist church. went Monday "a
Boston to receive treatment for one of his
| eyes, which is in bad condition. He ex-
| poets to be gone four weeks or more.
Miss Christina Robertson entertained
the class in the Hinsdale high school, OF
which she is a member, last Friday even
| ing. The party had dinner at Hote
| Ashuelot and afterward spent the even
ing at Miss Robertson's home.
John A. Currier, who has been the as
sistant superintendent at the Halle &
Frost wooden mill the past three years
has resigned his position and is packing
his household goods, which win be shipped
to North Andover Mass, where he ant
his family will go for the present.
Kuenzel, the famous German magician
! with four assistants, will be the attraction
at the opera house Wednesday evening
| Oct. 4. He comes to us highly recon-
| mended, and this is his first American
tour. Seats will go on sale at o'clock p
m. Monday, Oct 2, at Mann's pharmacy
a party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs ]
A. Currier DR.. Smith, II. T. Fisher. Mis-
! Barrows, Miss Burroughs and F. S
! Leonard of this town and Mr.. Wheeler
and Misses Pratt, Estabrook and Goodel
of Brattleboro, with Percy Felch as guide
visited the primeval forest on Pisgal
mountain Sunday.
Fred Davis, whose partnership will
Mr.. Person in the meat business was re
Gently dissolved, has hired the house oil
Brattleboro street recently vacated b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Drinkwine, and hi
household goods have been moved into 1t
Mr.. Davis is i'll at Brattleboro with in
fiammatory rheumatism, but will return
to Hinsdale as soon as able to do so.
Rally Sunday was observed very sue
cessfully by the Congregational Sunda
school last Sunday All members o
the home department were invited I
be present il possible, Several responde
personally and many others by letter
which were read, adding much to the in
terest of the program. There was yer
full attendance, and recitations and sing
ing by the scholars with short speeche
by the pastor, past superintendents an
visitors filled the hour to overlooking.
]. c. RockwelIs Sunny South" is tn
attraction at the opera house Monda
evening, Oct. 2. The following is a clip
ping from a Burlington, VT, paper, wher
the company has played: THE j.
Rockwell Sunny South company played q
the opera house last night to a packe
house and the entire performance was tn
> best that has been here this season. TIL
wardrobe was new and up to date and tn
specialties were all new. Some fine dane
ing was introduced. Special mentio
should be made of the ladies' quartet an
, the grand finale of ten buck and win
t dancers took the audience by storm.
is safe to say it is the best colored sho