Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-19
HINSDALE, N. H.

George Britton has had his pension
increased Sc per month.
Carl Leitsinger is again acting as
leader of the Hinsdale band.
Charles Richmond OF Boston was at
James OBriens Wednesday.
Mrs. Gorham of Bellows Falls is with
her sister, Mrs. George c. Howe
Mrs James Reddlng and daughter. Miss
Ellen visited in Keene a part Of last
week
Two candidates were initiated into
Sheridan womans Relief corps Tuesday
evening.
Carroll Mcdonald has been disabled
a few days as the result of a nail pierre
ing his foot.
L. d. Jeffords Of Chicopee Falls. Mass,
visited his mother Mrs. i. A. Jeffords.
over Sunday
Miss Florence Goddard attended the
funeral of Her uncle, Mr.. Stone, in Mar
low Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Sprague of somerville,
Mass, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Addie L. Dix.
Mrs Myron Dickerman and daughter,
Maud. and Mrs. Dumas, visited in Green
field over Sunday.
Edward Sanderson of Waterbury, Conn,
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. l.. Sanderson.
John p. McCaughern will move into the
tenement in r. McCaugherns house va
Gated by John Quigley.
Miss Florence V. Goddard has accepted
a position in Laconia, and will enter upon
her duties Immediately.
meeting of the Pine Grove cemetery
association will be held Saturday evening
at the selectmen's rooms.
Mrs. George Jakway, who visited at
d. L. Sanderson's several months, has
returned to Waterbury, Conn.
Miss Isabelle Harmon and Mrs. Archie
Worthington of Westheld, Mass, have
been guests at Samuel Smiths
The selectmen have bought a Climax
road machine and it is expected that It
will be delivered within ten days.
Mrs. Della H. Boyden Of Springfield,
Mass, is spending several weeks with
| her sister Mrs. Hattie N Wilder.
c. c Holton has improved the looks and
| convenience of his Canal street residence
by building a new double veranda.
Mrs. Edward Bellevine and Mrs. NJ. D..
White and two little sons visited in
| Springfield, Mass, a few days last week.
Clarence Booth has summer engage
ments to play cornet and cello with band
and orchestra in Richmond. Va, and West
| Point.
! L. Z. Booth is filling an engagement
| on the road with the orchestra OF the
Alvin Joslin company playing tuba horn
and violin.
Luke Mann and Harry Smith, as dele
gates from the local lodge, have been at
tending the state convention of Foresters
in Manchester
John Quigley moves his family this
week from Robert McCaugherns house
on Canal street to the Marden house on
| Mortified street
The Universalist ladies served sue
cessful and appeuzing May breakfast al
the church vestry from 5.45 to O'Clock
Thursday morning.
+. w. Barber, principal OF the grammar
school, has cleaned up the grounds about
the school building. greatly improving thC
appearance of the place.
Miss Florence V. Goddard was elected
last Sunday secretary and treasurer o.
the Congregational Sunday school to I'll
the vacancy caused by the resignation o
Miss Lucy Spooner
Miss Charlotte s. Slate has been work
ing in the public library OF late, gettinl
familiar with the management, ant
doubtless she will be appointed as Ii
brarian. in place OF Miss Lucy Spooner
resigned.
Mrs. NJ. A. Spooner has leased her hous
on Highland avenue to George G. Howe
who will move his family there from
Todds block, hoping that the change 4
higher altitude may be beneficial to Mrs
Howe's health.
John c. McCaughern, son OF Rober
| McCaughern, a graduate Of the Lelan
Stanford university, has been i'll with in
flammatory rheumatism the past fou
months, much of the time confined to hi
room in Los Angeles, Calf, where he ha
a responsible position.
7 Lcdermans New York Speciality com
pany will be seen here tomorrow evening
Saturday, May 20. There will be a stree
parade at noon and band concert wi
be given out door at 715. The com
: pany played 10 the largest house of tn
season when here last year.
The local base ball season will ope
l Memorial day, when two games will h
played against Winchester. Marlboro wi
be here June 3, Company l of Brattlebor
| June 10, Crescents of Brattleboro Jun
Il, and games will be played later agains
Athol and the Athletics of Brattleboro.
: William n. Prescott formerly OF Port
! | land, Me-, but who has been employed tn
past six years at the Central pharmac
in Keene, has taken a position at tn
= Mann pharmacy. Mr.. Prescott is regis
tered in four states, Maine, Massachu
sets, New Hampshire and Connecticut.
While the subject of cleaner streets
| being agitated, perhaps 1t would be we
n TO call attention to the fact that THROWN
, | paper and other waste material about II
streets is not only unsightly and dar
gerous but the laws of New Hampshii
prohibit the practice and a penalty
!. a fine may be imposed.
The young ladies connected with II
l. Congregational society will serve a Ma
supper at the church vestry on Wedne
It day evening, May a. There will also
an entertainment following the suppe
The young men gave a very successf
5, supper a few weeks ago. and the your
ladies intend to eclipse them. Everybo(
4" welcome.
: Reulbach, known In Hinsdale as She
l. don, who pitched for Amidon's Bluebir,
70 the latter part of last season, has left Il
: University of Vermont to join the Oh
e cago team of the National league. I
had his first trial in a bis game again
New York Tuesday and Chicago lost
0, although Reulbach was found for on
five hits.
Messrs. George A. and z. c. Roberts
v were called to Boston Monday by 4
ie serious condition of their brother, F.
lie Robertson, who is In that city TO ha
Of a bad eye treated. 1t was expected tn
1t an operation would be necessary, b
At later reports are that Mr. Robertson
he better and 1t is hoped that medical trea
ly ment will be sufficient for hts recover
es e. c. Robertson has returned
l. The third meeting in the interest Of
'p village improvement society was held