Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-11
HINSDALE, N. H.

from severe illness.
william Barrett was in Holyoke sew
eral days last week.
f. L. Latham has succeeded s. H. Nc
| Donald at e. G. Robertson's.
f. p. Kinds has placed a new pair of
horses and hack in his livery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Richards recently
spent few days in Springfield, Mass.
George Delphy has gone to Yalesvllle,
Conn.,, where he has work in a chlsel
| shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Shouts of Holyoke
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Weed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Britton of Adams.
Mass, were at George Britton's over
| Sunday.
Miss Minnie Snow has been in Atlantic,
| Mass, called there by the death of
relative.
Miss Harriet King has returned from
Lakewood, N. j., where she has been sew
eral months.
Mrs. Cora Higgins of Denver, Colo. is
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Metcalf.
James Burns who has been in the
South through the winter is a guest at
w. G. Booths.
Mrs. ]. d. Estabrook of Keene visited
her sister, Mrs. Helen NJ. Worden, few
days last week.
w. d. Trlckey has taken a position as
shipping clerk at the Granite State Now
ing Machine works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Vigneau and
son, William, are making somewhat
extended visit in Canada.
f. w. Tilden is making extensive i'm
provements In the Newton place on Canal
street. which he recently bought.
Miss Elizabeth Hancock has returned
from Jacksonville, Fla, where she has
been employed during the winter.
There were two additions to the mem
bershlp of the Congregational church
Sunday, both on confession of faith.
Mrs. Harriet Higgins went Saturday to
West Swanzey to spend a few days with
Mrs. Sumner. formerly of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Robertson and
daughter, Miss Violet went Thursday
morning to Boston, returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard and Mr..
Hubbard's father Of Arlington, Mass,
have been guests at S. o. Davenports.
L. E. Booth has closed the season with
the company he has been travelling with.
He has an engagement with Lucier' 5
minstrels.
C. f. Savage is the delegate elected to
go with Rev. w. f. White to attend the
installation Of a new pastor at the North
field Congregational church.
THE Trip Around the World" which
was to have taken place Wednesday eve
ming, was postponed until Thursday eve
ming because of the storm.
Those who wish to "trip the light fam
tastic toe" can do so tonight at the
young mems waltzing party at the town
| hall and tomorrow night at the regular
Saturday night dance at Forester's hall.
Mrs. James O'Brien went Tuesday
morning to Greenfield. Mass, where she
visited cousins until Thursday. going
from there to North Dana, Mass. to
spend several weeks with her sister. Mrs
Moses Nolette. Mr.. OBrien accompanied
, her to Greenfield, returning Wednesday
Miss Minnie b. owen teacher of the
Depot street primary school, entertained
her pupils with an egg hunt Friday
, afternoon at her home on High street
over 800 fancifully painted egg shells
) had been previously hidden about The
grounds. and a lively hunt for them was
thoroughly enjoyed by the little folk.
The Christian Endeavor society viii
celebrate its Goth anniversary next weel
Thursday evening. Rev. II. IL. Hamilton
of Maine, former pastor OF the Con
gregational church and the organizer o
the society here, will be present and de
liver an address. 1t Is hoped that sew
eral former pastors will be present, al
well other friends.
A number of the Masonic fraternity
j from neighboring towns were entertained
Thursday evening by Golden Rule lodge
e The third degree was worked before tn
district deputy grand lecturer, Orvill
e Cain. After the work of the evening wa
n completed about 60 sat down to an elab
crate banquet, after which there wer
a speeches and a social hour.
q Boys disturbed the meeting at tn
: Methodist church on May night, b.
throwing corn, beans, and other missile
. against the windows, and on complain
: of Rev. w. ]. wilkins, Albert Herber
y was before the police court Friday ant
u received suspended fine on paymen
of the costs of the court amounting T.
n $6.93. Lawyer Schwenk of Brattleboro ap
II peared for the defendant and +. j. Tenn
: pie for the state.
u u j. NJ. Lamb made a business trip t
" Boston Friday. Mr.. Lamb has great
g improved the looks of his place of bust
ness which he bought of ]. II. Wether
bee. The china and glass ware depart
ment has been arranged very attractvelS
plenty of room made in the middle stor
for displaying carpets, rugs, etc, and tn
back store devoted to furniture has
new steel ceiling and is newly sheathe6
(, all pure white, and as Mr.. Lamb pun
N poses to keep a good stock of goods, h
ir will no doubt secure a fair share of tn
n public patronage. Mr. Lamb will ais
ID continue the repair department.
y Miss Louisa E. HOLSTER of Evanston
&c ILL.,, national organizer of the w. c.
- u, will be in Hinsdale over Sunday.
Is not known at the present writing 1u'
=. how many addresses she will give, bl
70 she will speak in the Congregation;
u church in the evening and probably
= the Methodist church in the morning
~ Miss HOLSTER is sent out by the Nations
e w. C. It. U and comes here under ii
"a auspices of the local organization, tn
being her first stopping place while NAL
Oh ing tour of New Hampshire. Pres
OF notices of Miss HOLSTERS lectures al
Is very complimentary, and she is spoke
~ of as being of graceful presence, modes
y. and ladylike in her manner but handlir
ST her subjects with rare skill and eloquen'
g which easily places her at the head Z
70 a popular speaker. Her lectures are sa
7, TO be full of good counsel, brillial
IN epigram, wit and good humor." 1t
ne hoped that many will avail themselves
81 the opportunity to hear her.