Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-28
HlNSDALE, N. H.


Misses Mary and Ellen Fitzgerald are
visiting in Boston.
Paul H. Mann returned Saturday from
few days vacation
Mrs G. S. Goddard has been very
poorly the past few days.
John A. Fisher left Tuesday morning |
to enter Harvard college.
Miss Violet Robertson was in New |
Haven, Conn, last week.
Miss Lizzie Purcell has gone TO South |
Deerfeld, Mass, to work.
Mrs. d. A. Minis visited her sons fam |
lily in Keene over Sunday
Miss Jennie Putney has returned from
four weeks visit in Keene.
f. A. Davis visited his brother in
Hartford, Conn.,, last week.
Miss Gertrude Goss has returned from
! a visit in South Acton, Mass.
Mrs. Fred Pearson and daughter have
been visiting at w. L. Todds.
Mrs. Laura Jeffords has been confined
! 10 her bed by illness few days
Grant Comstock of Burlington is guest
! at Charles owens on High street
Leavitt Hubbard Of Chicopee, Mass,
visited Hinsdale relatives last week
Miss Hattie Adams OF Greenfield has
been a guest at Almon Adams's recently.
Mrs. Green, who has been at work
for Miss Howard, was taken i'll Monday
Don't forget Garments Italian Boys at
he opera house next Monday evening,
Oct l.
Mrs Eloise H. White left Wednesday
to resume her studies at Mt. Holyoke
college.
Miss Margaret M. Powers has gone to
Burlington to enter the University Of
Vermont.
DIR. H. L. Brown has been entertain
ing his father and brother from Chiffon,
the past few days.
Mrs. James Watson of Westport has
been spending a week at David Bells and
calling on relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry of Chester, Vt.
are visiting Mrs. Henry's sister, Mrs.
Person, this week.
The Hinsdale schools were closed Wed
nesday to allow all who wished, to at
tend the Valley Fair
AS usual there was a general exodus
from Hinsdale to attend the Valley Fair
at Brattleboro this week.
Forrest Bolton has returned from the
Isle of Shoals where he has been en-
ployed during the summer.
Mrs. Ellen Denison and daughter. Miss
Lena Denson, Of Brightwood, Mass, are
visiting Hinsdale relatives
Roger F. Holland came from North
ampton Wednesday to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Holland.
Judge Robert A. Ray of Keene, formerly
principal Of the Hinsda1e high school,
, was in town on business Monday.
Rev. w. F. White recently visited in
Bridgeport and Hartford, Conn, and in
his former parish in Trumbull, Conn.
Mrs. A. ]. Fox of Keene came Monday
a to visit her niece, Mrs. A. E. Dix, on
n | her way home from a visit in Boston.
Mrs Addie Brown of Hartford, Conn,
i | was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Julia
t H. Jones, a couple of days last week.
y Mrs. F. r. Bean. Miss Lizzie Sargent
e and Miss Rest Metcalf went Monday tc
= Berlin to attend the w. c. T. U. con-
vention.
). A Republican caucus will be held Oct
e 6 to nominate candidates for representa-
d tive, supervisors Of the check list and
y moderator.
l, NJ. S. Leach had an exhibit Of wagons
at the Valley Fair this week and will
also exhibit at the Claremont and North
2, ampton fairs.
y Vernon Grange will visit wantastique
d Grange Wednesday evening, Oct. 8. TIL
q visiting Grange will furnish the literar
entertainment.
Fred Mcdonald will vacate c. F. Pol
ley's house on Canal street, to occupy
tenement in Frank JacHson's doubl
at house on Main street
Miss Howes, who has been employed a
m the Policy boarding house for the pas
year, has given up the place and returne
q to- her home in Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. c. A. Holland returned Tuesda
20 evening from a two weeks stay at tn
~ seashore. Mr.. Holland, who went wit
- her, returned several days earlier
:. Rev. w. H. TricKey and Mrs D. ]
80 Fisher attended the state Universalii
"a convention held in Dover Tuesday. Wet
nesday and Thursday of this week.
ay Miss Christina Robertson returnt
" to the McDafhe school in Springfie
Tuesday. She was accompanied by HI
IN parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Robertson.
IN Mr.. and Mrs L. l. Stearns expect
=. L. go tomorrow to Brockton. Mass, to sper
ID a week with their daughter, Mrs. e.
Bailey, and in visiting the Brockton fai
The stockholders of tho Granite Sta
Moving Machine company held their al
,a- nual meeting Friday and elected the
sT officers: F. E. Snow. president; H.
IN Fisher, manager and treasurer; f.
ny Leonard, clerk.
IN w. d. Trickey represented the CRAM
eh State Moving Machine company at I
Greenfield fair last week and this we
es- at the Valley Fair at Brattleboro, havii
rs the field and lawn mowers and trimme
ro' at the latter place.
The young friends Of Miss Horton
Is Mead gave her a surprise party Wedne
the day evening, her 14th birthday annive
ale sary Refreshments were served. gam
and music were in order, and a mer
hit good time was enjoyed.
ore ]. w. Field, drug clerk at Mann's phs
ur' macy left, with his wife, Monday NOR
ad- ing for a ten days vacation during Will
they will take a trip down the Huds
Who river, visit New York city and Be
Der ton and their old home in Exeter. Mas
age Mr.. and Mrs. James Burnes OF Mort
Il1e ampton Mass, came Friday to vi
irs' Mrs. Burnes's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
led' G. Booth Mr.. and Mrs. Burnes left Nc
rit- day for Ithaca N. Y, where Mr.. Burr
an has a position as cook at Cornell u
e. Versity.
st. The tickets for Carmen's italian 81
pm and Ebert Poland for Monday event
un- oct. 1, are now on sale at Mann's di
my store. This is the first number in
nile lyceum course and deserves the patroni
ely, OF all lovers Of good music and readin
ork This company has received some "
was fattering press notices from manag
ess- where they have appeared.
me-. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Smith Of Fit
inns burg, Mass. are visiting Mr.. Smit
mother, Mrs. F. B. Chandler, while
their wedding trip. Both the yol
people were formerly from Hinsdi
Mrs. Smith is an adopted daughter Of
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