Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-13
VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTIEBoRo, FRIDAY, 49,

to accept a better position in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. w. S. Kimball of Boston, who is
spending the summer at her fathers
Edward Stebbins's, has received word
that her home has been entered by burg
lars. The house was ransacked and sew
eral articles stolen Fortunately the
greater part of Mrs. Kimballs valuables
were in bank safe.
Mrs. william Carroll and daughter Of
Denver, Colo, were in Hnsdale over one
train Saturday. Mrs Carroll will be re-
membered as Mary Holland. She was
employed by the late Mrs. Edward Steb-
bins as housekeeper, coming here from
Portsmouth with Mrs Stebbins and re-
naming with her until her own marriage
The Claremont, N. H., Eagle of last
week said; Harry Russell of Hinsdale
was in town on business Tuesday, leav-
ing here for New York. He has sold the
Russell homestead place. comprising four
acres OF land, with buildings and two
building lots on Washington street, to
Clarence Cole, who Will occupy the same,
taking possession Sept. l."
The Knitting club was delightfully."- en-
tertained last week Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. F. w. Robertson and Mrs. o. c.
Robertson, on the commodious veranda
at the formers residence. A dainty tea
was served. Mrs w. o. ]. Martin acted
as pourer and Miss Violet Robertson and
| Harold Martin as hoaters. The affair
was very enjoyable to all present.
The improvements on the town lot
| on the corner OF Main and Depot streets
are source OF satisfaction to all OBJ
| servers. A neat cement curbing encloses
| the lot, and when the grading is COM
pleted and sufficient time has passed to
cover the ground with grass II will be a
pleasant spot. Very probably trees will
ho l,a Inf In, h..
| future.
The marriage Of John Watkins and Miss
| Dollie Dawson, both Of Hartford. Vt,
| took place June l at White River juno
tion, a village in that town. The bride
is a graduate of the Hinsdale high school
and lived here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. b. Dawson. until their removal
to Hartford few years ago. Mr. and
Mrs Watkins will make their home in
| Plymouth, Mass.
The union Sunday school picnic which
was held in Hanrahan's grove Wednesday,
was a successful and enjoyable affair OF
| its kind. The place selected was nearby
and all the children, for whom the picnic
was especially held, could be there.
| Games, swings. etc, had been provided
| for their amusement and We're kept busy.
| The attendance was good from the sew
| eral Protestant churches and a spirit OF
cheer and good win prevailed.
The Hinsdale Entertainment associa-
tion has its program for the season OF
| 1906-19O7 perfected and the opening at
traction viii be Quincy Adams Sawyer. "
No. l company, Aug 3. A local produc-
ton Account Of No Account" a farce
comedy in four acts, will be seen Sept 10.
This will be followed Oct ! by Carmen S
/ Italian Boys. with Mr.. Follen, reader.
November %, "Shingopavie" an Indian
magician, will appear with a concert
company. December 81, The Ladies'
| Harmonic Concert company, vocal and
instrumental. will be the attraction.
Feb. IL. 1907, The Litchfield's Comedy
Sketch Artists will complete the course.
All OF the attractions are from Whites
entertainment bureau, with the excep-
ton Of the local production. Season
tickets will be made very reasonable in
price.