Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-29
HINSDALE, N. H.


Miss Minnie b. owen has been enjoying
a few days in Holyoke.
The Knitting club met with Mrs. G. s.
Howe Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. e. l. Latham and son of Boston
are visiting relatives In town.
Miss Hattie Scott of Holyoke was
recent visitor of Miss Ida Eaton.
Miss Kate Cantlin of Bristol Conn, is
visiting her brother, Fred Cantlln.
Miss Minerva Burroughs is spending
two weeks with friends in Boston.
Alfred Crowninshield of Jamaica, VT,
visited his relatives here last week.
Harry Dole of Arlington, Mass, is at
his grandfather's, s. o. Davenports.
Miss Cuisine of Winchester is spending
a few days with Mrs. H. w. Taylor
Sunday, July /, Rev. o. C. Sargent will
preach in the Baptist church at 1O.45
a. m.
Misses Lizzie and Monte Purcell are en-
ployed in a summer hotel at Kennebunk-
port, Me.
F. w Barber Of Wilton has been
guest at the Congregational parsonage
this week.
Rev Charles H. Temple came from Bos-
ton Monday to spend the week at his
home here.
e. L. Robinson was called to Lebanon,
Conn, Wednesday, by the critical illness
of his mother.
Mrs. L. H. Davenport entertained the
L. S. c. at her home on Kilburn street
Wednesday afternoon.
George Dickinson and Ralph Ripley Of
Springfield, Mass, were guests over Sun
! day of Geo. c. Fisk.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Lamb have been en-
Pertaining Mr. and Mrs. Linnell of Leom-
! mister Mass, n few days.
Mrs. c. Z. Savage and her Sunday
nj ladies nfCpirk,Al in
Hanrahan's grove Saturday.
Mrs. Addie f. Dix attended the district
meeting OF the Woman's Relief corps in
' Greenfield, Mass, Thursday.
Mrs. Caspar Bemis OF Chesham has
been making her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
{ Percy Felch, few days visit.
= Mrs. Harriet Blanchard of Claremont is
spending a few weeks with her daughter,
/ Mrs. Fred Knapp, on Tower hill
y Mrs Myron Dickerman and daughter,
a | Maud, visited In Springfield and Green
+ field, Mass. Tuesday and Wednesday.
?. Miss Ruth Race of the high school
e faculty has gone to her home in New
L Haven, Conn. to spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss F. NJ. King OF Northampton. who
visited in Hinsdale a fortnight, left Tues
4 day to visit Mrs. C. d. Whitaker in Brat
tleboro.
= A. N. Potter who has been princpa
y OF the grammar school the past year
left for his home in Willimantic, Conn.
Saturday.
!, Miss Violet Robertson entertained the
high school graduating class of this veal
with chatting dish party at her home
= Tuesday afternoon
II Miss Lizzie Booth went Tuesday e
Franklin Falls, where she will assist IL
I caring for Mr.. and Mrs. John Currier'i
y two little children.
Mrs Margaret Brennan and Miss Mar
garet Dempsey went last week to Mar
{, blehead, Mass, where they will work II
- a hotel through the season.
> On July the Hinsdale base ball team
=. will cross bats with the Mount HermoI
- aggregation at Riverside park. Thu
% game will be called at IL a. m.
m The chain on the crane at the foundr!
n broke Saturday and dropped a ladle o
r. hundreds of pounds of molten iron, blu
fortunately no one was injured.
"a Beginning next Sunday the morning
= train will leave for Keene at 1920 instea
40 of 1910 and the afternoon train will leav
In for Springfield at 4.01, instead of Alp, a
~ formerly.
or Mrs James O'Brien came home Thurs
day after a stay of nearly two month
Ill with her sister in North Dana, Mass
2 Mr.. O'Brien went down Wednesday t
n come home with her.
in Mrs Gilbert Richmond was badly hun
a: Saturday evening by the blowing togethe
S. of the barn door, which she had gone OF
to close At last accounts she was unabl
to raise one of her arms.
The junior Christian Endeavor soclet
elected the following officers last Satul
day: President, Ella ]. Hail. vice pres
dent Ruth Metcalf; secretary. Alice gJe
fords; treasurer, Doris Seaver.
ed The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
IN Guy Brayman, six days old, died Tuesda
/ ft,pa xxrag halh
be day at / o'clock, Rev. w. f. White of
he ciating The burial was in Pine Groy
90 cemetery.
Sc Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Smith will eel,
as brate their 5Oth wedding anniversary
lie. their home, Wednesday evening July
to They extend a cordial invitation to a
tn their friends to call on them from III
CHI til s o'clock p. m.
rsr over 40 members of the Masonic fr;
ny ternity attended the service in common
he grafton of st. Johns day, at the I'm
30, versalist church Sunday morning. Re
ISL w. II. Trickey preached a very impressi'
n and helpful sermon.
ng Miss Nichols, who spent a few days
at the Congregational parsonage, left f
her home in Trumbull, Conn., Monda
Mrs. White went with her for a tv
in weeks visit among old friends in Trun
bull, former parish of Rev. w. F. Whit
act Edward Walker moved Wednesday in
the tenement in Mrs. Fay's Church sire
~ the tenement in Mrs. Fay's church sire
80 house, recently vacated by Louis Dune
40 Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shines and daug
W. ter, Alberta, of Milton Mills, N. H., visi
NC ed Mrs. Slmes's sister, Mrs. Geo. Steven
week.
~ Charles Davis has bought of Georl
~ Wright the house on Mortified sire
which has been occupied by Mr. Mine
49, and is making 1t ready for a home f
a. himself and wife, who have been amor
their children since selling their far
pm in the south part of Winchester
he Mrs. r. w. Day and son. Morgan, al
ler Mrs. w. o. Day, all of Springfield Mas
visited Mrs. Della H. Boyden and MI
III H N. Wilder briefly Monday, coming
INT their automobile. Miss Taylor of We
B. Newton, Mass, who was a guest Of h
aunt Mrs. Wilder, returned with the
ers for a few days visit
sht The Universalist, Congregational al
IN Methodist societies will unite forces f
their annual picnic at Hanrahan's gro
me- for an all day affair Wednesday, July
es- Committees will do all they can to NAL
red the day pleasure and a success and
at every one comes with the spirit of a goo
time a good time is assured.
About 10 of the Hinsdale friends
Miss Julia Streeter gave her a genui
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