Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-22
HINSDALE, N. H.

visited at -. y. MINIS laSl week.
Miss Blanche Lyon of Boston was a
guest at Newton Stearns's last week
Miss Fanny Sewall of Montague Mass,
was in town for a short stay this week.
Miss Bernice Norwood of Keene visited
her cousins the Misses Stearns, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Higginson returned
from their wedding trip Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ d. Mann of South
Boston were at c. c. Holton's over Sun
day.
Mrs. Frank Dickerman is recovering
from an attack of inflammatory rheuma-
tsm
Mrs. o. c. Robertson entertained Mrs
Richardson of williamswle, VT, last
week.
Capt. C. p. Hall Of shelburne Falls,
Mass, visited his sister Mrs. NJ. S. Leach,
this week.
Herbert Trow of the agricultural col
lege at Durham was a recent guest of
John A. Fisher.
Miss Florence NJ Taylor of West New
ton, Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Hattie n. Wilder.
Mrs. Louis Nash of Springfield, Mass,
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. ID.
c. Minis, recently
Fred Berkinshaw, daughter and son of
Pittsfeld, Mass, visited at Samuel
O'Nears last week.
The young men will give one of their
popular waltz parties at the town hall
Thursday evening, June rs.
Mrs Cynthia Dix has been visiting ner
daughter, Mrs. Sidney Butler, at the home
| of Thomas Butler on River street.
o. c. Robertson is taking his annual
outing and enjoying the fishing at Will
oughby lake in northern Vermont
Chin Tao Chen of China was in town
Friday to look over the paper mills. L. c.
Robertson entertained him at dinner.
J. A. Fisher entertained the class Of
| 1904 OF the high school. Of which he is
member, at his home Friday evening.
Mrs. c. f. Keyou went Thursday TO
! Contoocook to visit relatives and to be
present at the graduation of a nephew.
Louis Donna sold his household goods at
auction Saturday, and has moved his fam
lily to Franklin Falls, where he has work
Deacon and Mrs. Lorenzo Stebbins are
| at Ritchfeld Springs, \. Y. They have
been visiting niece in New Berlin n. y.
Mrs. NJ f. Jones of Keene and Mrs. f.
II. Goodale of Dorchester. Mass, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Booth last
week.
Rev w. f. White will preach a special
sermon to the odd Fellows and Rebekahs
at the Congrega tional church Sunday
morning.
| schoolmates Friday evening. Refresh
ments were served and games and music
were enjoyed.
Mrs j. w Collins, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Bridge. has returned to her home In
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Julia Streeter Of Smiths Infirm-
airy of New York is spending a three
weeks vacation with relatives in Hins-
dale and nearby towns.
William ]. Curran has bought OF NJ. II.
Bardwell the building on Main street for
merly used as a wood working shop, and
has begun remodeling it.
Mrs. Z. A. Marley and granddaughter,
Miss Mildred Cramer went this week
to spend a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gould in Everett, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l. Robinson and two
children from st. Louis came Thursday to
spend the summer with Mrs. Robinsons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Leach.
Children's Sunday was observed in sew
eral of the churches by special sermons
to the children last Sunday morning and
concerts by the children in the evening.
At the Congregational parsonage on
June 10 Adelbert Moon of Marlboro, VT,
and Miss Maude Bourne of Ashley Falls
Mass, were married by Rev. w. F. White
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Watson attended the
! commencement exercises OF the high
school at Winchester last week, two Of
Mr.. Watson's sisters being members of the
| graduating class.
In the notice last week OF the high
school junior speaking a mistake of the
! correspondent made II read that Rest H.
Higgins recited THE Swan Song" 1t
should read. Rest H. Metcalf
William H. Lyman. whose absence last
week greatly alarmed the members of
his family, returned Saturday. He was
i'll two or three days In a Massachusetts
town.
|, Hon. L. F. Liscom. George w. Lewis.
! Charles F. Policy and Isaiah c. StreeJer
attended at Keene Tuesday the annual
! reunion of Company A, l4th New Hamp-
shire Volunteers, of which they were
members
, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Howe and William
. r. Howe and family attended a family re-
union at South Deerfield, Mass, Wednes-
day. w. r. Howe went from there to
Chicago, his family returning here to re-
main several weeks.
A variety show under tent on River
d side park is located for the week, exhibit
ing every evening except Friday evening
= when Luciers MINISTRIES have the right OF
r way. There are about 15 in the company
and patrons of the affair are heard tC
: say it is very good
i Mrs. Mary Jane Smith was given g
| genuine surprise Wednesday afternoon
i when about 80 of her lady friends APP
I peared at her home off Mortified street
It The affair took the form of a lawn party
and was a delightful social occasion
a Refreshments of ice cream and cake were
Il served
Mrs W. F. White went Tuesday u
South Hadley, Mass. Her daughter, Mis-.
. White, who has been attending Mt. Hol
yoke college the past year, returned will
:, her Wednesday, also Mrs. Whites friend
> Miss Nichols of Trumbull, Conn.,, WHIT
win make a few days visit at the par
sonage.
!, Roger f. Holland went Friday to Lake
n vile, Conn. to attend the commencement
- exercises at the Hotchlkiss school, as thu
, guest of WIN H. Mead of this town, wht
is a member of the graduating class Mr.
e Holland returned Tuesday evening ant
Is went Wednesday to join the young peopl'
y from this town who are enjoying cottage
" life at Spofford lake.
!, Under the supervision of the selectmen
II the plot Of ground on the corner of Depo
!, and Main streets, which is owned b,
N the town, is being improved. The lot 4
= being graded and a curbing win be pu
around 1t next the street. What has 81
- long been an offense to the eye promise
=, to be in the near future a pleasant spo
- and an ornament to the village.
E. At meeting of the Village Improve