Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27

Mr.. Langdon is suffering from n severe
attack Of neuralgia.
Mrs. Charles Bourne is recovering from
an attack of quinsy sore throat
Edwin Davis has moved into o. P,
Packard's Highland-avenue house.
Liveryman Smith has bought a hand
some pair Of horses for his stable.
Miss Ada Blood OF Nillers Falls was the
guest OF Mrs. Charles Policy Sunday,
Robert w Field of Springfield, Mass.
was at his home here last week Thursday.
Mrs c. f. Keyou and Mrs. II. w. Tay
lor were in Boston several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilder OF Millers
Falls were in town two days last week.
Mrs George Wilkins is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. John Healey of Walling-
ford, VT.
Samuel O'Neal is AT home after spend
ing several weeks with his brother in
Vermont.
Rev. c. II. Temple of Rockport, Mass.
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. j.
Temple, last week.
E. r. Betterly and bride of Brattleboro
were the guests of Hinsdale relatives a
short time last week.
Mrs. Ralph Carey and two daughters
have returned to Hinsdale after a two
months stay in Albany, N. Y.
| her sister, Mrs. George Estey, from
! Thursday until Sunday afternoon.
R. r. Jordan has moved his family from
a tenement in Mrs. Higgins's house to the
/ so-called Perry house on Crescent street
Senator Liscom has recently bought &
| fine pair of draft horses from Charles E
Barrett of Winchester, paying 5000 fo
them.
The ladies' of villa Beatrice will hole
their second annual dance at the tow
hall this (Friday) evening Leitsingeri
orchestra viii furnish music.
Hairy L. Lewis of Keene, the newl!
installed state junior vice commander o
| the Sons of Veterans, is son of Mrs
S. A. Esten and a former resident o
! Hinsdale
Justice was administered to two drunk
all did so well, and as is always the case
in the police court last week. One
working out a 80 days sentence at tn
county farm. The other received a sus
pended sentence, conditioned on his leav
ing town.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Langworth
Friday night were Mr.. and Mrs. T. "
Bruce of Brattleboro. Mrs. Joseph Rem
mington Of Montpelier, VT, Mrs. CARR
Childs of North Adams, Mass, and Mr.
Jerome May Of Essex Junction, VT.
Rev. w. H. Trickey, who was calle
to Claremont Tuesday to officiate at
funeral, returned nome for the funeri
of Mr.. Worden, Wednesday, and agai
Thursday went to CAremont to atter
a meeting of the knights Of Pythias.
Harold Myers and Ira Hyde made
quick trip to Keene Fast day Mr.. Mye
rides a wheel which he attached TO M
Hydes motor for easier transit. Th'
t left M. s. Mann's drug store at IL.
? o'clock a. m. and were eating dinner
} Keene at 100 p. m.
Chauncey S. Farr OF Brightwood, Mas
came up to witness "Neighbor Jackwoo,
). Friday night. Mr.. Farr who is form
resident of Hinsdale, figured as the Ian
lord in the production Of the play
s the Hinsdale Dramatic club, which to
place 81 years ago, April IS and 10.
h A good breakfast will be served by I
IT ladies of the Universalist parish, Tuesds
y May 1, in the church vestry. The me
IS will be much the same as last year, wi
1. some additional goodies" The fl
breakfast will be ready at $50 o'clo'
m and everyone is requested to do no fix
sc up" but to come as they go to work.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Day, who recen
sold their farm to E. b. Pike, moved
j. the Wellman place to make their no
with their daughter, Mrs. A. A. Boil
y They, however, found they could not
contented away from the house VIII
they have spent their entire married
III and have moved back, and will occU
as rooms at the old homestead.
~ Mrs. Harriet Higgins's 18th blrtht
anniversary was PLEASANTLY celebrated