Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-05

The open season on game birds began
Monday.
C. F. Keyou was in Boston from Monday
until Thursday.
Miss White Of Keene visited at F. P.
Hindss last week.
Mrs. w. E. Watson has been on the
sick list a few weeks.
Mrs Fred Coombs Of Guilford visited
at M. S. Leachs Tuesday
Miss Ruth Race was in Greenfield,
from Friday until Sunday.
Mrs. w. o. ]. Martin has put in
stock OF new fall millinery.
Mrs Mamie Murray has gone to Green
field where she has employment.
Mrs. Potter of Bethel. Vt. is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Harriet Savage.
Miss Emma Gates OF BOSTON has been
making visit among Hinsdale relatives
Miss Nellie Smith and Miss Hynman
| are visiting relatives in Clinton and Bos-
| ton.
C. c. Holton captured three premiums
on his Boston Terriers at the Valley
| Fair
Miss Mary Talbot came Tuesday for an
definite stay with her cousin. Mrs. James
| O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs C. e. Russell of Farley.
Mass. were in town calling on old friends
Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Minis and daughter of
Sullivan visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Minis
last week.
Mrs. w. II. Tricxey returned Saturday
from Wolfboro. where she has been six
| weeks or more.
The young men win give another OF
their popular waltzing parties at the town
hall this evening.
Misses Jennie and Edna Howe have re-
furDad from few dayS' visit in Chester
and Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Sabin and three
children of Bellows Falls are visiting
Hinsdale relatives.
Mrs c. NJ. Cook entertained Mrs. Mar!
Field Conner OF Saxtons River from Wed
nesday until Friday.
Mrs. C. A Fletcher and Miss IzelIa lie
bert are spending few days vacation
in Boston and Brocixton.
Miss Annie ]. Gray after spending
few days vacation at her home here
returned Monday TO Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stebbins OF Spring
field, Mass, were recent guests OF tn
formers uncle Edward Stebbins.
Because of sickness among them tn
, Vernon Changers did not visit Wantasti
, uuet Grange Wednesday evening, as wa
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Metcalf and tw
children of Walpole were recent visitor
at the home of the formers brother, F
Il. Metcah.
Mr.. Thompson, state Sunday schoC
secretary. was entertained by Mr.. an
Mrs. G. A. Robertson while he was
? town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkins lei
Thursday morning for Boston. FroI
. there they will go to Maine. They expe'
!, TO return Monday.
Five DRINKS were before tine polio
:, | court last week. -Four paid the customar
" fines and one was sentenced 10 the count
farm for six months.
At the state Universaiist Sunday seho
- convention held at Dover last week Mi
!, Charlotte S. Slate of this village was n
elected state secretary.
At the Universalist convention whiC
= was held at Dover last week Rev. w.
" Trickey of Hinsdale was made state pre-
ident Of the association.
Mrs. Green, who has been with Mi
!, Howard on River street the past fl
- weeks, was taken Ill, and returned
% her home in Newport Saturday
Miss Edith Hall came home last We
from the White Mountains, where 81
has been employed during the summ'
She is suffering from sprained ankle
ie Miss Minnie B. owen, teacher Of t
Depot street primary school, was co
fned TO nef nome Dy hiheSS SSNSidA va
last week and the school was closed
n consequence.
c. e. Weed, e. C. Currier and C.
to Fay attended the Red Mems convent
h. in Manchester this week, Mr.. Weed
k a state delegate and the two others
ly representatives OF the local lodge.
After suffering for year with the t
Ell fingers which were injured by an explo
in ing gun, o. II. Cooper drove to Bratt
n. boro Friday and had them cut {
m DR.. Lynch performing the last operate
as Mrs Ralph Carey and little daught
or Mildred, went this week to Buffalo, whit
Mr.. Carey is employed. The eld
q daughter Miss Mabel, will remain m
nd for the present. She is boarding W
NJ Mrs. A. w. Mead.
Mr.. and Mrs. 70. ]. Temple went Thu
In day to Boston TO be present at the
of stallation of their son, Rev. Charles
eft Temple, as pastor of the Medheld u
versalst church. The services took pli
Thursday evening
: The annual meeting of the local fore
missionary society was held last WI
ig- Thursday afternoon with the preside
W. Mrs w. F. White, who gave very
teresting resume Of the years study
China. After the close of the meet
., delightful tea was served and the lad
enjoyed a social hour.
for The local Pilgrim Fathers will ms
yer the following officers this evening: l..
en- Goss, governor; F. w. Tilden, lieuten
re- governor; Eva c. Temple, secretary;
~ A. Holland treasurer: Ilella A L