Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-24

is being entertained by Miss Eva c. Rob-
ertson at her Canal street home.
G. A. and o. c. Robertson were in New
York, Philadelphia and Boston last week.
e. c. Robertson was in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Hubbard of Brat
tleboro have been visiting the formers
parents Mr. and Mrs. c. Hubbard.
Miss Della Kelley of Bellows Falls is
at her home here, helping to care for her
brother, Frank Kelley, who is very i'll.
Some of the Hinsdaie farmers have
| begun harvesting their tobacco. They
consider the crop exceptionally good.
L. w. Aldrich of Westmoreland and
| Col. Greenleaf of Franconia visited Hins-
dale last week on political business.
Several of the fresh air children who
have been domiciled at George M.
wrights returned to Boston Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Knapp will move
about Sept 1 to the Parks place on
Creampot hill now owned by the Sar-
| gents
j. b. Dawson and family of Hartford,
| Vt, until very recent years residents of
Hinsdale. are occupying their cottage at
Spofford lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber went to Wen
dell Mass, Saturday to attend the fu-
neral Of a relative. They returned Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs Myron Dickerman and daughter
| Maud, left Friday for two weeks visit
in Springfield, Mass, Hartford, Conn,
and other places.
Robert Akeman and family of Madison
N j., are visiting Mrs. Akeman's
father and brother, G. w Lewis and
| Prof. f. E. Mason.
John Scott is taking a vacation from
his duties at the O'Brien clothing store
and Carlton Bronson is taking his place
during his absence.
There will be another waltz party at
the town hall Thursday evening" Aug 30.
This will probably be the last Of these
gatherings this season.
Rev. C. A. Reed of Londonderry, this
state was in town briefly one day last
week Mr. Reed was formerly pastor of
the Hinsdale Methodist church,
Several of the young men in town have
organized a tennis club and have put in
| a court on Terrace hill. where they are
| spending their leisure hours enjoyably.
II. F. Horton returned Saturday to Prov
idence, r. l., after a few days visit
here He will spend the fail and win
ter at the home of his son, ]. F. Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Richards left Mon
day for visit at their former home in
Royalton, VT. Guy Smith is running the
bakers wagon during Mr.. Richards's abb
sence.
John Smith has been having a few
DAYS vacation from his duties at the
shipping room at the Halle & Frost mill
and Mrs. wilkins has been substituting
for him.
The Keyous and the Taylors returned
home from their outing at York Beach
| Friday. They stopped few days on the
way home to visit beaches In the vicinity
of Boston.
1t is found that some work must be
done in the grammar school building to
, | put 1t in good condition for the school
/ 1t will probably be completed before
school opens.
q Monday morning at St Joseph's church
Fred Debar and Miss Lovina Dupree. both
| of this town, were married by Rev.
Father Ling. Mr. and Mrs. Debar will
q live in Keene.
The mills and shops on Canal street
: that are dependent upon the canal fdi
power were shut down Tuesday the
water being shut on from the canal II
., order to make repairs
y A large number of Hinsdalites attend
ed the closing day OF the conference a
Mortified Sunday. Jack Davenport wen
:, morning and evening with his Hinsdal'
&c and Brattleboro express team, and man!
went by private conveyance.
The convention of the 14th senate
/ rial district, which includes Hinsdale
will be held at the Monadnock hotel il
3 Troy Sept Is at 10 o'clock a. m. TIL
It Cheshire county convention will be mel
I'M Keene at the court house Sept 26 a
70 IL q. m.
n r. E. Metcalf and his family went Fri
day to Westminster, VT, to spend te
re days vacation from his duties as Fura
I'd mail carrier with relatives. They wer
Unexpectedly called home Wednesday
II The substitute carrier, F. o. Packard
A. was on the mail route during Mr.. Met
calfs absence.
Mt The members of st. Joseph's Roma
L. | Catholic society held their annual garde
party on the grounds of Mrs. Estht
Dickinson Wednesday afternoon and ev'
% ming and the affair was largely attende'
e' all societies being we'll represented A
excellent supper was served in the VestI
d. | OF the church. Lemonade, pop corn, il
S. cream and candy were for sale on II
grounds throughout the evening. A larl
, platform and music made good faciliti'
- for dancing which was INDUCED in fro
. to l o'clock. Despite the extreme hei
all found 1t an enjoyable occasion.
The Guy Brothers MINISTRIES appear
before a fair sized audience at the ope
house Tuesday evening, giving a frs
class entertainment of its kind. some
. the specialties being exceptionally GOO
On the same evening under canvas
Riverside park Charles T. Hunts she
did not prove to be a great attraction, q
though the few who did attend called
fairly good. Two shows, however, in o
evening are more than Hinsdale can sta
with profit to all parties, and the reput
ton of the Guy brothers is too well e
n tablished with all lovers of minstrelsy
4 suffer much from the other company.