Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-26
HINSDALE, N. H.

DItlIT hlnB mas Deen Niblll0B his Teld-
tives in Hinsdale.
George c. Howe and son, Norman, were
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pearson visited over
Sunday In Bristol, this state.
Mrs w. Taylor has been visiting her |
daughter in Montague Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Fetch visited their |
daughter in Gresham over Sunday.
j. H. Watson, ]. II. Higginson and |
Warren Watson spent Sunday in Boston.
william and Harry Bailey of Barton
Landing, VT, are visiting at w. j. Ball !
ey's.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Quigley and son of
Wilton have been visiting at Martin KEEL
leys.
Michael and William Dempsey of New
York have been visiting Hinsdale rela-
tives.
Miss Bertha Lewis came from Boston to
spend Sunday with her father. George w.
Lewis.
Robert McCaughern jr., of Holyoke,
was at his fathers for a short visit re-
Gently
Mrs. C. C. Holton went to Fitchburg
Wednesday to attend the funeral of a
cousin.
The Universalist ladies served their an
nual harvest dinner at the church Thurs
day evening
linn DuBBdn VIII soon move MS family
from the farm to c. c. Holton's Canal
street house.
The annual high school Halloween mas
querade ball will take place at the town
hall this evening.
Henry English has finished work in the
Person meat market, and is at work at
the hotel in Ashuelot.
Mrs. Alfred Booth left Hinsdale last
week to join her husband in Claremont
| where he has employment
NJ. S. Mann will occupy the room re-
Gently used by w. o. Amidon, thus ma
terially charging his drug store.
Vasco Aldrich and family OF Keene Wis
| tied Mrs. Aldrich's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Dickerman, over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Higginson and daughters,
Misses Hannah and Edith, visited in
| Wesport from Friday until Sunday.
Merton Barry has returned to Hinsdale
to accept the position of overseer in the
| card room at Amidon's wooden mill.
| The Christian 4.ndeavor society held
| an enjoyable mystery social at the Con-
gregational vestry Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Newton Stearns returned home
Saturday after spending several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. N. B. Ballard, in
Barre, VT
Mrs Ann Thomas has disposed OF her
household effects and gone to live with
her son, Frank Thomas, in West Hamp-
stead. this state.
A delegation from Queen Esther Re-
belIah lodge visited the Brattleboro lodge
Tuesday evening. The visitors report
most enjoyable time.
The Womans Relief corps is making
preparations for conducting secondhand
sale in the near future. Date and place
will be given later.
Guests for the past few days OF Miss
Ruth Race were her aunt, Mrs. Susie
Nettleton. and cousin, Miss Eva Nettleton,
of New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. George A Robertson entertained
: the young ladies who are employed at
the Robertson paper mill with a delight
full tea Saturday evening.
= Mrs Harriet n. Wilder is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Jennie Wood of Burling-
/ ton. VT. She also entertained her niece,
3 Mrs. Miller of Burlington, over Sunday
The warrant is posted for the town
q meeting to be held the first Tuesday in
Y November State officials are to be elect
= ed, and not OF, less Importance, the Ii
= cense question is to be voted on.
At the annual convention of the Ches-
Q hire County Sunday school association
- which was held in Keene last week, Miss
= Florence Goddard was elected one Of the
vice presidents for the coming year
Twenty members of Vernon Grange Wis
tied the local order last week Wednes-
day evening. The visitors gave pleas
ing literary and musical program and
u the members of the local Grange served
II a fine supper.
} Next Sunday will be observed as rally
Z Sunday at the Universalist church. A
. suitable program will be given by the
~ Sunday school. and it Is hoped that ever!
= member of the school will be present, ais
!, that there will be a full congregation a
the morning service.
"a ]. H. Higginson bought an AUTOMOBILE
10 ed home with it, but the severe rain mad
q the roads too muddy for the car and tn
"A drenching 100 much for the occupant, s
~ the machine was left at F1tchburg unit
ar a more favorable time
n DIR. Albra Whitmore has sold his prac
r tice here to Dr. Roberts. The new in
re cumbent was formerly located In Sa
T. Francisco, and was there at the time {
he the earthquake and fire. DR.. Roberts wi
he occupy the tenement in the Todd bloc
a now occupied by DIR. Whitmore. 1t is nc
o. known where DIR. Whitmore viii locate
he senior Loyal Temperance legion ha
on been organized with the following o.
nd mons F.. White, vice president; Miss Lii
ay zie Raine, recording secretary; Forrei
nd Packard, treasurer. superintendent
les were also chosen for the usual number
departments The legion will meet ever
. Friday afternoon directly after scho
at the Congregational church vestry. a
young people over 10 years of age al
invited to become members of the legto
Fred C. Cantlin received word late Sa
urday evening of the critical illness of h
mother in Staffordville, Conn, Mr.. Can
at lin, accompanied by his wife and ~
sisters left Sunday morning for Sta
= fordville, hardly expecting to find the
mother Lying They found her, howevt
yes little better, and she continued to II
,ys prove while they were there. Mr. Can
In lin, wife and one sister returned Mo
- day, the other sister remaining to a
asst sist in caring for her mother.
'ut Beginning Nov 1, the steam gong
ain the Brigntwood paper mill will be bloN
hes every morning. At so o'clock there viii
he an ordinary blast, and at o'clock 1t "
,so be repeated with one short sharp bla
N With the exception OF Saturday evenin
'te at o'clock the gong has not been SCUM
re- ed for several years. The fire departing
his has been notified Of the proposed cham
and II the citizens keep this notice
. q mind, none need think the morning go
indicates fire.
my Mrs Della Hooker Puffer, 81, died
ties her home in Athol, Mass, Tuesday mol
uld ing after a weeks illness Mrs. Puffer v
of a native of Hinsdale, being the old
ted daughter OF George p Hooker OF I
- town. Besides her husband and faith
eSs she is survived by one brother Cass
'op- Hooker of Riverside Calf, and two