Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-08
HINSDALE, N. H.

week.
w. H. seamon of Worcester was a
recent guest Of his daughter, Mrs. w. G.
Booth.
Mrs. oscar Cooper has been very i'll sew
eral days.
s. A. Esten of Leominster, Mass, was
in town shaking hands with old friends
Saturday.
Miss Bertha Hall Of Boston is spending
a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Hall.
Samuel Thompson has moved his family
to Winchester.
j. G. Bridge was in Springfield and
Hartford last week
Miss Jennie L. Putney Is suffering from
an attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. Charles Wood of Worcester, Mass,
was in Hinsdale Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Lewis. nurse from Warwick,
Mass. is caring for Mrs. James O'Brien.
DR.. c. A. Gray has been confined to
his bed several days with an attack of
erysipelas.
Topic at the Congregational church this
evening will be The Springs of Christian
Enthusiasm"
Miss Alice Currier Of Westminster Vt,
was at her home here from Saturday I'M
til Wednesday.
John Davenport has finished work at
Joseph LaChance.
Hawley Carey and family of Tracy.
Conn. were guests of his sister, Mrs. F.
o. Dickerman, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Sanderson are visit
ing their sons and daughter in Waterbury,
Conn. and Clinton, Mass.
Miss Lillian Myers returned to Fitch
burg normal school Sunday after few
days visit at her home here.
II
few days last week here with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Purcell
Mrs. w. H. Pike and Mrs. C. S. Smith
| attended the funeral of Mrs. Thaddeus
| Ashcroft in Greenfield Wednesday.
| Mr. and Mrs f. W. Robertson and
| daughter. Miss Robertson, were in Spring
| field. Mass. a portion Of last week.
Mrs. W. H. Trickey and son, w. D.
! Trickey. returned last week from Wolf
! boro. where they have been since Aug. l.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Butler Of Orange.
Mass. came up TO spend Thanksgiving
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Butler
Miss Fanny Sewall visited Miss Cora
| Dexter a part Of last week. and from here
went to Wilton. where she will work for
Mrs. p. F. Amidon.
w. d. Ferrin and Roger Holland were
guests of the formers sister. Mrs
|
Wednesday until Monday.
Mrs. Luke Eli and family left Hinsdale
Tuesday for Canada, where Mr.. Eli has
been several months. and where they will
make their home in the future.
Rev Harry f. Rouillard gave an ex-
cellent lecture on walt Whitman" at the
Universallst church last Friday evening
before a rather small audience.
Miss Race and Miss Wiswall, teachers
| - fuh ha L cfyiNs ING
at their homes in New Haven. Conn,
and Lexington, Mass, respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Jones and daugh-
ter Mabel, of South Royalton, VT. came
, to spend the Thanksgiving season with
Mrs. Jones's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. H
Richards.
The Hinsdaie friends Of Miss Susie
Hanrahan were sorry TO hear OF her ILL
ness from appendicitis and resultant
operation at Brattleboro recently. and are
hoping to hear of her complete recovery
Fred Berkinshaw and daughter. Mis-:
, Berkinshaw of Pitts1eld. Mass, were ii
. town last week, coming to attend the
funeral Of the formers brother, whC
died in Massachusetts. The body wa:
brought to Ashuelot for burial
C. W. Lewis and daughter, Miss Lewis
spent Thanksgiving with Prof. F. 4
e Masoh's family In Pawtucket r. l. MIS-
: Lewis returned home, but Mr.. Levi
went from there to Madison, n. j., L
e visit his other daughter, Mrs. Akeman.
n The sale and supper at the Congrega
tional church vestry Wednesday after
= noon and evening was literally patroniz
e ed and was entirely successful in ever,
5 way. A very pleasing concert was give
by the imperial orchestra in the evening
n f. W. Tilden has bought of Mrs. Charlie
= Wood the so-callAd Wallace Holton plac
g on Terrace hill, and Prof. d. l.. Fishe
has bought OF him a portion of the land
o II is understood that Mr.. Tilden does no
e intend to move his family there at pres
S ent.
e Grand Commander Elmer E. Hill @
y Milford made his official visit TO the ioca
commandery Of the Order of the Code
: Cross Thursday evening Lunch wa
5. served and pleasant social hour follow
e ed the completion Of the work Of IN
n evening
n Lewis Wells went Tuesday to the sol
diers' home at Tilton. where he intend
10 to remain through the winter il nc
:, longer. Mr.. Wells is a veteran of III
> civil war and is unable to do any worl
= Mrs. Wells. who is an invalid, will b
. looked after and cared for by her son
= family.
}; John o'Connor 60. died Friday nigl
8 from cancer of the stomach. He was
Is native of Ireland, who came to tn
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IF 20 years he had been employed in II
10 Halle & Frost mill. He is survived b
" a wife, a son. William, and two daugi
m ters, Mollie and Nellie. Rev. d. c. Lr
m officiated at the funeral, which was he
ly Monday, and the burial was in S
"a Joseph's cemetery.
~ The arrangements for a concert ar
lie bail to be held on Thursday evening, ia
m 4. at the town hall have been complete
and Harry Brigham's full singing orche
ira, which made such a hit here la
season, will give a concert from s to
o'clock, and afterward play for the dan
ri ing, which will be continued until
nv O'Clock a. m, The ladies of the Unive
ar salist parish will serve a supper in Il
ne basement dining room.
ed Col II. c. Hooker, a resident of L
TO Angeles, Calf, who is the owner Of Of
is of the largest ranches in Arizona, is
n former resident OF this town, a brother
lg | Mrs. Julia Jones, Arson c. Hooker al
p George p. Hooker. Col. Hooker went
years ago to Westport Landing, nc
Kansas City. where he was employ
four years as a trader with the Indian
~ He then went TO California, where he r
~ manned 20 years and accumulated
VI fortune. He established his ranch ne
{" Wilcox. in the southeastern part of I
territory, about so miles from the Mexic;
re line, in 1872. on the ranch he erect