Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-13


We're continued. Both of these institu-
tions were shown up through the efforts
Of a state detective, who hung about the
town a number OF weeks He went to
work in the mill, but was soon fired out,
and soon afterward had to get a different
boarding place. All the time he was
around with the men that patronize the
places in question, and he finally was able
to go to each place and drink with them.
-[Hinsdale letter in Springfield Sunday
Republican.
o. c. Robertson went Wednesday to
Boston.
George Stevens is passing his vacation
in Maine.
II. T. Fisher has been in New York city
this week.
c. Z. Keyou was in Boston from Sun
day until Tuesday.
w A Kenney of Worcester was at F.
w. Tiden's over Sunday.
James Mullen Of Bellingham, Mass,
was in town over Sunday
Miss Caroline b. Howe attended a we'd
ding in Brattleboro Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. L. l. Stearns left today
for a few days visit with relatives in
Athol.
Mr.. and Mrs. sully Of Hartford. Conn.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs George Brit
ton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James OBrien visited
relatives in Greenfield Wednesday, re-
turning Thursday.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Wilder went Thursday to
Farley, Mass, TO spend a few days with
Mrs. c. Z. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pooler are staying
at Z. \. Worden's while Mrs Worden is
visiting in Massachusetts.
friends, the Russells, in Farley, Mass,
| from Saturday until Tuesday.
C. A. Robertson went Wednesday to
| Fitchburg and from there to Boston. to
| visit his daughter, Mrs William f. Gould.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. King started this
| morning to spend a week visiting in Wor-
cester, Springfield. Fitchburg and Boston.
Andrew Lobe, who works in the engine
room at the Halle & Frost mill. has re-
Gently moved his family here from Nor
| way.
Rev David Wallace Of Marlboro preach
| ed al the Congregational church Sunday
in exchange with the pastor. Rev. w. +.
| White.
Mrs Otis Packard and Miss Lizzie S
| Sargent attended the state convention OF
the W. c. 7. L. at Concord oct 3-5 in
elusive.
The winter schedule for railroad ser
vice makes the morning train leave the
Hinsdale station at 6.l0 instead Of $40
as formerly.
Martin Coffee has moved from one OF
the Stebbins tenements in the rear OF tn,
| Rink building to the Ellie tenement ii
| Upper Canada.
Mrs. John Perham has gone to Hanover
to assist Mrs Albra Whitmore with hel
children as she returns home. after spend
ing few days with her parents in tina
| town.
Charles Borne was arrested Tuesday To-
! being drunk and making a disturbance
and after spending the night in the lock
up paid the usual fine for his indiscretion
and regained his liberty.
Mrs. W H. Ross and daughter, Gene
We've, OF Holyoke have been spending
week with Misses Minnie b. Owen an'
Charlotte 5. Slate. Mr.. Ross spent Sun
day at the same places.
Postmaster a. NJ Barrows is spending
a weeks vacation with relatives in West
moreland Her mother. Mrs. Barrows, i
staying with her daughter. Mrs. W. 5
Leonard, during her absence.
Miss Mary Treutschler Of Denison
Texas, who has been at \. A Baileys tn
past two months. went Thursday to visi
in Cambridge and Brockton, Mass. Sh
will return to Hinsdale Monday.
William Qualters, boss spinner at tn
Amidon wooden mill, will move his tamil
here from Ashuelot and will occupy tn
tenement in Z. \. Wordens Canal stree
house, recently vacated by Mrs. Currier.
F. P. Kinds has made extensive re
pairs and improvements on his building
on the Richardson farm at the north par
of the town. A new barn, 75 by IS fee
has been built and the old barn remodelec
Rally Sunday was successfully oh
| af IA mi ri "a
Sunday, there being a large attendance
both at the morning service and at III
Sunday school. The rooms were ais
very prettily decorated
F. W. Bailey of Denison, Texas, joine
his family at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bailey, Sunday. II
will remain here about two weeks visit
ing relatives, after which his family wi
return to Texas with him.
The annual inspection Of Sheridan RI
lief corps viii take place at Grand Arm
hall on the evening of oct. II. Miss Ka'
| Perkins of NARROW, assistant departmel
| inspector and past department presidel
will be the inspecting officer.
j. H. Watson represented Unity lodg
, | l. o. o. F., at the meeting of the graz
lodge at Manchester this week, and Mr.
E. l. Leach was the delegate from Que'
| Esther Rebekah lodge to the Rebeka
: | assembly held at the same place.
H. F. Horton of Providence, R. /, al
! son, Madison Horton of Peoria, Ill, ha'
been in town a few days. The son hi
: returned to his home in Illinois and N
Horton expects to follow him in the ne
: future TO spend the winter there.
: George wilkins, bookkeeper at Il
, Halle & Frost mill, has bought the s
; called Walter Stebbins place on Riv
street Mr.. wilkins was married on o.
: 4 to Miss Katherine Healey and they W
soon begin housekeeping in the hou
: recently bought
W. C. Booth took charge Of NJ.
= Leach's wagon exhibit at the Claremo
fair last week, and George Shattuck loo
ed after the Granite state field and law
mowers At the NORTHAMPTON fair N