Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-17

| ner sister, MIS-. u =. toggln, IN keene
this week.
Mrs. F. w. Tilden and Mrs. c. w.
Stafford are visiting a week or more in
| Worcester.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harmon of Man
chester recently visited at ]. e. Manns
a few days.
Rev. c. H. Temple is enjoying a few
! weeks vacation at the home of his par
ents here.
Mrs. L. A. Davenport is entertaining
Mrs. Bradley and granddaughter from
Greenfield.
Miss Thomas of Buffalo has been spend
ing several weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Della Estey.
George Stewart and Raymond Wright
are enjoying few days of camp life at
Spofford lake.
Miss Jennie Phillips OF Athol has been
spending few days with her sister, Mrs
F. M. Fuller.
Mrs. w. F. White is entertaining her
mother and sister. Mrs. and Miss Eaton
| Of Ware, Mass.
Miss Clara NJ. Stearns win go tomorrow
to spend week with Mrs. Roy Chamber
lain in Peterboro.
Mr.. Burrell and granddaughter have
been visiting among the Higginson and
Bell families recently.
Mrs. Harriet Higgins has returned from
few weeks visit in Swanzey, Bellows
Falls and Westminster.
Misses Addie and Lena Blouin of Fall
River, Mass, were recent visitors of
their brother, N. A. Blouin.
Signs have been posted by the select
men prohibiting the running of automo-
biles faster than the speed limit.
r. w. Field of Springfield, Mass. is
spending a portion of his vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Field.
Mrs Henry Dickerman has been enter
tanning her brother, George Streeter and
family of Springfield, Mass. few days.
Misses Sylvia and Mildren Warren OF
Burlington. VT, came Thursday for a
two weeks visit with Miss Sadie Dodge
There will be a dance in Foresters hal
this evening, the proceeds to be for the
running team of the local fire depart.
ment.
Misses Minnie Snow, Myra Owen ant
Inez Snow and John Snow went Thurs
day to York Beach, Me-, for a two weeks
outing.
> Mrs, S. T. Chowningshield, jr., left FOL
her home in Canton, Mass, Tuesday
, after a few days visit among Hinsdalt
relatives.
Mrs. Mary Fisk OF Springfield. Mass.
and her grandson, Leonard Fisk, of New
Haven, Conn.,, are guests at Edward
Stebbins's.
Percy Booth, who has been employed
> in a Worcester drug store, has left Their,
and gone to Fitchburg, where he has
3 similar position.
William P. Howe and family have gon,
to Sharon, N. Y, where they will spenC
: a few weeks, before returning to thei
home in Chicago.
Mrs. ]. M. Lamb, who has been i'll
9 few weeks, is not recovering as fast a
t was hoped, and is now under the car,
Of a trained nurse.
The running team of the Hinsdale fir
Q department expects to compete in tn
d races at Webster Mass, Sept. l. and a
y Athol on Labor day.
Mrs. George A. Robertson entertaine
}. the ladies' sewing club Tuesday afternoon
e in honor of Mrs. William e. Gould, VIII
J. was formerly a member.
Mrs. George Stevens and son, Elwir
: went Wednesday to Milton Mills, N. H
r for a two weeks visit. Mr.. Stevens wi
: join his family next week.
> Robert Browning of Seaborn, Mass
was with his family at the home Of Mrs
q Browning's parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. I
1 Crowningshield, over Sunday.
!, Miss Cora Dexter has finished work a
- stenographer and bookkeeper with tn
u Granite State Moving Machine compan
= and is succeeded by Miss Jennie Duggar
Alfred Crowningshield, after a visi
l. with Hinsdale relatives returned Monda
% to his home in Jamaica, VT, accompanie
= by his sister Mrs Robert Browning an
n three children.
a James O'Brien arrived home Tuesda
|. afternoon, having been enjoying an Out
IS ing at Camp White, r. l. Mrs. OBrie
il will visit relatives near Boston a fe
" days before her return.
lie Misses Fannie L. Mackenzie of South
ington, Conn, Mary Dodge Of Manches
| ba- nd 7. a
of Limerick, Me-, were guests OF Mi;
Eva C. Robertson recently.
N Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Holton attende
Tuesday the annual reunion of the 81
= Massachusetts Volunteers of which res
iment Mr.. Holton was member tt
Ia reunion was held at Greenfield.
Christine Adams, who has been at HI
AZ grandfather's, w. B. Adamss, the pa
v month, returned to her home in Holyof
Wednesday. She was accompanied
= her uncle, Benjamin F. Adams.
The mothers meeting held by Il
w. c. T. u. at the Congregational pa
% sonage Wednesday afternoon was we
10 attended and of special interest. Aft
the close of the meeting Mrs. Viii
n served dainty refreshments.
V The Quincy Adams Sawyer No. con
: pany appeared at the opera house on Il
= evening Of Aug. 8, giving good ente
d. tainment, which was literally patronize
The company came here under II
st auspices of the Hinsdale entertainme
err association, which realized a small su
plus.
OF Miss Charlotte s. Slate will have
On vacation from her duties at the Hin
Is dale public library the last two weeks
August. During these two weeks patro
are requested to remember that the
brary will be open only Wednesday al
Saturday evenings and Saturday afte
Moons.
40 Prof f. A. Mason had a painful b
not serious accident Tuesday afternoo
az when the spring Of screen door
him across the eye. A physician W
+ called but the injury is not likely TO
:. as serious as was at first feared.
The young men of the Epworth leag
To gave a lawn party Wednesday afterno
ana evening at the home OF Myron Die