Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-02
HlNSDALE, N. H.

George A. Robertson has been in Bos-
ton this week.
Charles A. Jones of Keene visited his
mother last week.
Joel Martin OF Jamaica has been calling
on friends in town.
Mrs. Lucretia Atwood has been seri-
ously i'll few days.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. L. Todd visited rela-
lives in Keene Sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Duggan was with her
daughter in Ashuelet last week.
Edwin Davis has moved into Mrs.
Fales's house on Mortified street.
Principal d. L. Fisher and family have
been spending few days in Boston
Paul Maginniss and Miss Minnie Mag
inniss are visiting in Wallingford, VI.
Harry Jeffords OF Plymouth is spend
Ing weeks vacation at his home here.
Mrs o. II. Jasper Of Tilton spent Sun
day with her niece, Mrs. G. A. Robertson
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spaulding visited
In Bethel, VT, from Tuesday until Satur-
day
Mrs. Harry Smith OF Peterboro was in
town calling on relatives and friends
Tuesday.
Joseph Higginson's automobile, which
he recently bought in Boston, arrived
here Tuesday.
c. E. Keyou has been In New York
this week looking up novelties for the
| fall and winter trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berklnshaw and son
Of Pittsfeld, Mass, visited at Samuel
ONeils over Sunday.
A silver medal contest took place at
the Methodist church Thursday evening
with five contestants.
Rev. Granville wager Of RiRdge occu-
pied the Congregational pulpit Sunday
in exchange with the pastor.
Roy ID. Taylor from the Simmons bust
ness college in Boston was at his home
here from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Britton Of Adams,
Mass. visited the formers parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Britton, last week.
Miss Ina Doolittle has resigned as a
substitute clerk at the post office and is
succeeded by Miss Florence V. Goddard.
Miss Christina Robertson was at home
from Friday until Sunday. She was ac-
companed by her friend Miss Mary Hoyt.
William Thayer has moved his family
from the Fay house on Church street to
his fathers, W. b. Thayer's. on Canal
street
Thomas Shannon. formerly OF this town
died suddenly Oct. rs in hotel in Low
ell from heart failure. The burial was
in Lowell.
Miss Eta Moore, who. has worked a,
Hotel Ashuelot several years, has been III
at her mothers on Brattleboro street
the past week.
Mrs Lydia Woodward Of North Dana
Mass. has come to Hinsdale to keeI
house for her brother, Edward Bishop
through the winter.
The members of the Eastern Star, will
, their families. enjoyed Halloween part!
, at their rooms W ednesday evening. Sup
per was served and a general good tim'
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Fitzhenry OF Wei
lington. Mass. Miss Elizabeth Kendall
of Mt. Holyoke college and f. c. Bailey o
South Boston visited briefly at A. A
Bailey's this week.
The steam gong at the Brightwoot
paper mill will be blown az and
o'clock every morning except Sunday
The change was made at the request o
[ several of the citizens
. Mrs E. L. Stratton, Mrs. W. S
: Barrows, Mrs. F. S. Leonard and Mise
. Emma Cooper and A. NJ. Barrows spen
Tuesday at DIR. Aldrich's in Marlboro
e Mrs. Aldrich is a sister Of Mrs. Stratton.
e DIR. James S. Roberts, who has take
the practice and office OF DIR. Albra Whit
n more, graduated from the Harvard med
n ical college in 1908 and practiced in Sa
Francisco until the earthquake and fire.
= Fred F. Atwell and Miss Kate NJ. Mayo
n both OF Hartford Conn, were married a
l. the Congregational parsonage Oct. 20 b
,. Rev. w. F. White Mr.. and Mrs. Alive
/ expect to make their home in Keene 10
r. a time.
Mrs Harriet N Wilder and her siste
It Mrs Wood. went Monday to Springfield
# Mass, to spend a few days with the
o niece, Mrs. r. w. Day. From there Mr.
Wood will return to her home in Bur
- lington, VT.
IS F. p. Kinds has been suffering for som
n time with bad toe, the result of an IL
n jury year or more ago. 1t WIS though
N that amputation might be necessary, bl
A. DIR. Prouty of Keene has been attendin
"A to 1t, and thinks the toe may be saved
n Mrs. Margaret Seaver of Northampton
who Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. I
Taylor, fell down some steps leading fro
- the kitchen to the shed Tuesday aftel
noon, striking on her head and shoulder
- No bones were broken but she was bad
20 ~ bruised and shaken.
N Alfred Crowningshield killed a bear n
far from his home in Jamaica. VT, la
week. He sold the pelt for 500, and Il
s. carcass for 81 This makes the thil
IN bear he has killed within a short tim
&c Mr.. Crowningshield is well known he
s. and is a son OF S. T. Crowningshield
re North Hinsdale.
u The second entertainment in the pop
- presented by local talent, will take pla
,s at the opera house on the evening
na Nov. s. This is farce comedy in thr
~ acts and 1t promises to be a great a
No traction. Seats viii go on sale at Mann
~ drug store Saturday morning, Nov.
at o'clock
A. Mrs. Benjamin Robbins, who was 10
ed merly Miss Alice Pike. and who VIII
az young, lived with Mrs. Warren Spence
IN when she heard of the latter's Hines
ur drove from her home in North Richmon
d. reaching here at 10 p m. and leaving
Isl drive home at the next morning. Mi
a Robbins was obliged to thus hasten h
". return because Of the condition OF h
tn husband who the day before was throV
es completely over a shafting by his cloth
at being caught The clothing was to
a from his body, thus letting him esca
wv with nothing worse than severe bruises
ch Mrs. C. A. Gray invited the Knitti
club to meet with her Thursday and VIII
. the company had assembled she a
nounced the fact that 1t was the IS
N anniversary OF her own and the docto
Al wedding day. A few relatives fro
- Brattleboro and one or TWO Hinsds
. friends besides those belonging to t
. club were present A luncheon "
~ In tho avapfpar aavaraI man fOip