Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-12
HINSDALE, N. H.

f. e. George Of Concord was in town
last week.
Miss Ruth Hall visited in Millers Falls
over Sunday.
Miss Margie White has been spending a
few days in New York.
Mrs. Rice Is entertaining her husbands
mother from Worcester.
Frank Blackmar cut his foot badly Fri
day while chopping wood.
Mrs Mcdonald of Brandon, Vt, has
been visiting her sons here
Miss Emma Cooper of Lebanon is the
guest of Miss A. NJ Barrows.
Mrs Cora Kennedy has gone to Water
bury, Conn. for an unlimited stay.
H. F. Horton is nome from Providence,
r. l., looking after his interests here
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Detour are making
a three weeks visit in Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Edward Belleville has been in
Springfield and Millers Falls visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. James Piggott Of Fitchburg Wis
tied at William and James O'Brien's last
week.
Mrs. Henry Pearson and Mrs. Rice of |
Springfield Mass, visited Hinsdale |
friends last week.
Miss Mary King has returned from the |
Thousand Islands, where she has been
employed during the summer.
D.
to attend a meeting of the New Hamp-
shire Embalmers association.
Mrs. Vaughan and Miss Marcia Beers
| Of Osceola, Pa, were in town making
brief calls ON friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Fay have been in
Manchester this week attending meet
! ing Of the grand lodge Of Rebekans.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen of Frank
| lin Falls recently spent several days
Nth MtllAnfQ sister Miss Hannah
Mullen.
Nelson wendall left for his home in
California Monday after spending two
| months among relatives in Hinsdale and
vicinity.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
held a. pleasant social at the Congrega-
tional church vestry Saturday. Luncheon
was served and there was a pleasing en-
tertainment
Miss Kate Comstock returned Thursday
to- her home in Burlington, VT, after
spending six weeks with the Misses Owen
on High street.
The Ideal Concert company. blind mu-
siclans, gave a pleasing program Of vo-
cal and instrumental music before
small audience at Grand Army hall We'd
nesday evening.
The early train to Keene is changed
back TO the winter schedule, and now
leaves Hinsdale at 6.l0 and the evening
train down is due at 7.24. instead Of 7.59.
as during the summer.
The Sunday school institute which was
held at the Congregational church last
week Thursday, was not as largely attend
: ed as is usual, but nevertheless was an
interesting and profitable meeting.
Mrs. Hoyt OF Bridgeport, Conn. has
come to keep house for Edward Stebbins
! Mrs. Hoyt kept house for Mr.. Stebbins a
few years ago and the friends she made
: here then are glad to welcome her back.
The sophomore class OF the Hinsdale
high school has elected the following Of
ficers: Emmons E. White. president; Miss
E Lizzie Booth, vice president; Miss Mar
tina S. Gray, secretary, and Robert Quig
J ley, treasurer
The annual meeting OF the w. c. T.
!, | U. was held Tuesday afternoon and the
= following officers were chosen: Mrs. F. r.
: Bean, PRESIDENT Mrs. H. II. Day. Miss
)" Lizzie S. Sargent and Miss Nora Smith.
vice presidents; Mrs. r. Z. Metcaf. sec
y rerary and treasurer.
: The ladies OF the Congregational parish
gave their annual harvest dinner and
supper at their social rooms Wednesday.
!. good number partook of an abundant
= old fashioned boiled dinner. with a few
:, extras. A hash supper was served fol-
" lowed by pleasing little entertainment
A largely attended and very much
alive Republican caucus was held Sat
ur0ay evening. tOr representative fenfy
3 w. Taylor was nominated with a good
majority on the first ballot. For second
- representative three men were in this
field and the contest was a lively one. bu
on the third ballot Wolfred N. Pike wor
r. over Maj. William II. Trickey and Rober
McCaughern. The old board of super
re visors were nominated and DR.. Walter
Z. Fay was nominated for moderator.
h Ernest aged Is months. son OF MIR
and Mrs. Ernest b. Thayer. was founC
4. dead in bed Monday morning. The chile
k. had not been well, having suffered from
l. birth with bronchial trouble, and Of lat
,R had been much worse. Mr.. Thayer Sa
up Sunday night with the child until 1
o'clock or after, and then as he wa
a sleeping. went to bed. The physician
certificate gave the cause of death a
pneumonia. The funeral was held at tn
Is home Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
Rev w. ]. wilkins officiating. The buris
~ was in Pine Grove cemetery.
A good sized and appreciative audienc
=" witnessed the Parish Priest" as pre-
-, scented at the opera house last wee
- Thursday evening The company wa
far above the average travelling THEATRES
ay company The play is a clean, whole
go some drama, not overdrawn, but easil
40 true to life. All the actors took Inel
'ir parts well, but especially pleasing weT
the characters of the priest Jim" an
s. Father Whalen's ward the leading lad!
te Well-choSen scenery and stage setting
IL and excellent specialties between the ACT
es combined to make It an evening Of e1
l. ceptional enjoyment.
IS quiet marriage took place Monda
en- afternoon at the Congregational parsoI
ne age, when Miss Bessie X. Mason, young
IS est daughter of C. A. Mason, became Ii
FIR. wife Of Edwin Butler of Chesterfield, Re
w. F. White performing the ceremon
on the ring service being used. The bril-
cir was becomingly attired in a dark blu
&C. travelling suit, with hau to match. II
lit couple were UNATTENDED. The bride
ter home has always been in Hinsdale She
a graduate of the high school, and stint
- her graduation has remained with h
parents assisting and caring for h
n mother until her death, which took plai
~ few months ago. The groom for Il
past two years has had charge of Il
Fisk farm at Chesterfield, making h
home at the Fisk homestead. Mr.. al
Mrs. Butler left on the evening train (
Boston, and after a short wedding jou