Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-05
HINSDALE, N. H.

Mrs r. p. Minis has been i'll this week
G. A. Robertson was in Bellows Falls
Monday.
N. c. Henry of Spofford has been in
town this week.
Miss Edna Weeks has returned from
a visit in Wilton.
Harold Myers recently visited at his
home in Albany, N. Y.
Miss c. b. Howe gave readings in Dub
lin last week Thursday.
Miss Mary Ring has gone to Lakewood,
N. j., to work in a hotel.
S. *. Hlldreth of Brattleboro was in
town the first of the week.
Napoleon Belleville Of birmingham,
Mass, is visiting i'm town.
William Thayer and family were I'm
Keene a part of last week.
George c. Fisk of Springfield Mass,
was in town over Sunday.
Mr. Keyes has moved TO the Hidreth
house on Brattleboro street.
Daniel Duggan has been used up lately
by an attack of rheumatism.
Charles Thayer has returned to Vernon
after visiting at f.. h. Thayer's.
Robert Archibald of Claremont called
on old friends in town last week.
Miss Lamoille Langworthy has been
spending the week in Brattleboro
Miss Carrie and Bertha Doucette have
been in Providence the past week.
Mrs. Edda Stratton of Ashburnham,
Mass, is visiting at Il. Il. STATIONS.
Mr.. and Mrs George Abbott of Penn
sylvania are visiting at ]. p. Felch's.
F. w. Barber of Wilton has been visit
ing at Rev. w. F. Whites this week.
p. j. Golden attended the funeral Of
relative at Windsor Locks, Conn, last
week
Robert Sanderson and a friend from
Waterbury, Conn, were in town last
week
MI and Mrs C. F. Wilder and son,
Robert, OF Mlllers Falls, visited in town
recently.
Miss Eva c. Robertson entertained a
party Of friends at her home last week
Tuesday.
Miss Edythe Minis has given up her
position in Boston and Is at her home in
this town.
a number of friends were entertained
by Rev. Charles II. Temple at his home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Moses Nolette and daughter Olive
of North Dana, Mass, visited al James
O'Brien's last week
Members OF the fire department are sell
ing tickets for their annual concert and
ball, to be held Jan. 10.
Thomas Mcfarland has given up his
position at the foundry ana gone 10 work
for T. G. Robertson & Son.
f. VI. Fuller has a picture Of his twin
babies on the calendars which he is dis
tributing among his customers.
Miss Eta Stebbins of Vernon and Miss
Edith Gray Of Northfeld seminary have
been visiting at Lorenzo Stebbins's.
The Epworth league will entertain the
leagues from Winchester and Brattle-
boro in the church next Wednesday.
George II. Davis. n native and lifelong
resident of Winchester. died at his home
Saturday night, at the age OF 70 years.
Miss Georgianna Scott has been on the
sick list and her sister Mrs John Davcn-
port. substituted in the hotel dining room.
Hugh Sanderson has given up his posi-
ton in Waterbury, Conn. and has begun
an apprenticeship at moulding at the
foundry.
St Joseph's society cleared about Sl25
on their supper, concert and dance last
week. Grace Delphy received the doll Of
fered for the most votes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kinds OF Gardner.
Mass, were recent guests of F. +. Kinds.
and their son. Coriss. is completing a
two weeks visit at the same place.
There is complaint of young women
being assaulted when they go out after
dark During the past two or three weeks
there have been a number Of these oc-
curences, but in each case the assaulter
seemed easily frightened away.
At the annual business meeting OF the
Congregational society. held Monday even
ing. the old board of officers was re-elect-
ed. Deacon S. X Hildreth was made a
deacon for a life term. r. a. Clogher and
c. L. Savage also were elected deacons.
District Deputy Grand Master G.. S.
Howe and a STAFF consisting Of w. w.
King, Leon Drinkwine, L. G. Leach and
John Davenport are installing the officers
OF the various lodges about the district.
They began by installing those of Unity
lodge Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris Of Ware.
Mass, James Murran of Westheld. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bergeron, Miss Agnes
Detour and Miss Ida Detour OF Brockton
visited at Joseph Detours last week.
Miss Ellen Detour of Westfield is now
visiting at the same place.
The Knitting club held it's annual
Christmas celebration on Thursday even
ing of last week. At $50 o'clock the club.
with the gentlemen guests, convened at
the Hotel Ashuelot. where a fine turkey
supper was served. The party then went
to Fay's hall where the presents We're
distributed and a general social time en-
ioyed.
The Universalist society held its bus
mess meeting at the church Monday even
ing Major William II. Trickey was in
vited to continue as pastor another year.
The following officers were elected ID. L.
Fisher g. =. Slate and f. w. Tilden,
trustees; John Smith, clerk; Emerson j.
Richards, treasurer The festival COM
mittee also held n meeting and sub-com-
mittees were appointed to have charge of
the various departments at the annual
fair and festival TO be held next month.
The following is from the Hnsdale cor
respondence in the Springfield Sunday
Republican: "a Connecticut concern has
bought a tract of more than 5000 acres
OF standing timber in the town of Warner,
on the southern slope of Mt. Kearsarge.
The lot is covered with heavy growth OF
spruce timber, and 1t is estimated that at
least 100000 feet of sawed timber can
be taken off. The price is understood to
be 100000. The property has been owned
by c. II. Holden of Bellows Falls, VT,
who has for number of years been buy
ing the property from the various Hins-
dale owners. The denuding of the noun
tain will be a matter Of regret to the
many tourists who make the ascent of
this peak during the summer months
Four towns-Warner Wilmot, Andover
and Salisbury-meet at the summit"