Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-07
HINSDALE, N. H.

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to Hudson, Mass.
G. S. Day Of Millers Falls visited Hins-
dale friends over Sunday.
Clarence Hutchinson of Worcester Wis
tied in town last week.
Miss Lillian Myers has returned to the
Fitchburg normal school.
William f. Belleville of Durham was at
his home here over Sunday
Mrs S. X. Sabin was in Springfield,
Mass, a short time last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Almon Adams visited in
Greenfield and Athol over Sunday
Mrs. Mossie and two children are Wis
iting her sister in Lawrense, Mass
Miss Annie Conway of Wales, Mass,
| has been visiting at her home here.
Otis Packard who went a few months
ago to California, has returned home.
Rev. w. j. wilkins has. taken rooms at
| Myron Dickermans on Cream Pot hill.
! Miss Angie Person Of Greenfield was
| with her parents here Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Rose Duffy and Kathleen O'Brien
of Hyde Park, Mass, are visiting al Will
! liam O'Brien's.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry spaulding visited
in Baldwinsville and Athol from Saturday
until Tuesday.
Mrs E. ]. Richards attended the meet
ing OF the grand chapter, o. E. s., at
| Laconia this week.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Howe of Denver, Colo,
recently made her cousin, Mrs. c. c.
Holton, a few days visit.
Prof. f. L. Mason and family will re-
turn to Pawtucket, Mass, Saturday. hav-
ing spent the summer vacation here.
Misses Eme Streeter and Elizabeth
Belleville have gone to Plymouth to take
a course of study at the normal school,
There were three accessions to the
Congregational church by letter Sunday
morning and two children were baptized.
Mr. and Mrs. william E. Gould re-
turned Monday to their home in Everett,
Mass, after spending few weeks in
town.
Three drunks were before Associate
Judge w. d. Stearns last week, two from
this town and one from Ashuelot, each
settling for $s62.
Mr. and Mrs. Waite and two children
OF North Adams, Mass. were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Taylor from Satur-
day until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Bailey went Thurs
day to their home in Brockton, Mass,
having spent the summer vacation with
their parents here.
Rev. c. II. Temple has returned to Med
ford, Mass, where he will resume his
pastoral duties, also his studies at the
Tufts divinity school,
Mrs. Dora S. Bodgett and child of
Fitchburg have been making her mother
Mrs. F. B. Chandler, few days visit
and calling on other friends
In last weeks Phoenix, where it reads
"a. N. Potter, former principal of the
high school, 1t should read former prin-
cipal Of the Hinsdale grammar school.
. The Waiting party Thursday evening
drew a good number OF young people
s from out Of town and a good attendance
IA .sg.N~a. III
= affair.
e Miss Myrtle Keane OF Mechanics Falls
visited her father. E. F. Keane, ove
o Sunday, and Monday Mr.. Keane accom-
s. panied her to Lewiston, Me-, TO attenC
= the state fair.
Miss Harriet c. Moore, principal OF tn
= Hinsdale grammar school, and Miss Der
s tina NJ. Howe, second assistant in tn
IS high school, are domiciled at A. A. Bail
ey's on River street.
Rev. w. H. Trickey returned Thurs
day and the regular preaching service
will be resumed at the Universalst churc
Sunday morning. Mrs. Trickey will re
main away a few days longer
Misses Bertha and Florence Staple
- left Monday evening for Canada, wher
they will enter a convent school. The
j. were accompanied by Mrs. Staples, VIII
will see her daughters we'll settled.
81 Warner H. Barrett of Brattleboro, VT
y. a former resident OF Hinsdale, Marie
I, at that place on Aug. 20, Miss Emma 1
st White. also Of Brattleboro, Rev. Georg
B. Lawson performing the ceremony.
L. A delegation OF Hinsdale people attend
a ed the annual dinner Thursday at Pin
Grove Springs hotel at Spofford lake c
lie the Spofford Lake Fish and Game league
r. All the public schools opened for tn
fall term Tuesday.
In Mrs. C. A. Holland, Mrs. F. E. Fiel
K; and Mrs. F. w. Tilden have attende
this week the sessions OF the grand char
IN ter OF the Order OF the Eastern Star q
~ Laconia. Mrs. Holland went as a de-
egate from the local chapter.
N Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Sanderson went
few days ago to Waterbury Conn,
visit. Wednesday. with their son, &c
: ward, and wife, they arrived home, hay
" ing driven from Waterbury taking II
We trip leisurely, spending several days @
l. the road.
The running hose team did good woI
%, in the contest at Webster, Mass, La
ne Saturday winning second money, S12
- in fast time and was only one and one
'ei fifth second behind the winning tear
that being from Webster Six team
II participated in the contest.
IN Miss Rose Mead left Wednesday 4
;, Brooklyn where she will attend the ply
Gu ical training school. She was accom-
panied to Hoosick Junction N. Y, by h
KIT father, and the remainder of the journ,
In was in company OF Miss Maude Stoi
n with whom Miss Mead will make h
OF home.
Major w H. Trickey the retiring pre-
OF ident Of the New Hampshire Veteran
rs. association, while at their annual NEE
on ing at The Weirs last week, was pr
Is scented with a gavel made OF oak fro
&c. the Constitution and wood used In 4
wo original construction Of Faneuil hall
OF Boston.
'hi Miss Harriet B. Knapp is at her hor
OF here, not being able to continue h
is work at Middlesex VT, where she HI
charge Of the Methodist parish near
1T three years. Miss Knapp has by h
IA efforts raised money for building a ne
'p- chapel and has had charge of the VOL
IN The chapel is completed with the e
M ception OF furnishings Miss KNAPP
~ illness is no doubt due to overwork.
~ Mrs. Seth Meacham, who was drivi
% with her two little granddaughter THU
= day, collided with team near the Ba
com place on the Mortified road, a
all were thrown out. Mrs. Meacham W
badly shaken up and the little girls
capped with only slight scratches. T
'he horse freed itself from the carriage a
started towards home, but was caug
Ugh by F. A. Davis. The damage to the ca
riage was slight.
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