Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21
HINSDALE, N. H.

d very SeNeIe attack Ol dSlnIlds
w. ID. Ferrin is away on his annual
fishing trip in the Maine woods.
Stebbins block is being improved by
new plate glass windows in the stores.
Miss Mary Curran has been visiting
her brother, John Curran, in Lewiston,
Maine.
Misses Emma and Eva Wellman have
| returned from a few days stay in Brat
| tleboro.
Mrs. Jane Amsden of Bratleboro has
been spending few days among Hins-
dale friends
Mrs. Sanford Freeman of New Salem,
Mass, has been visiting her son, Ralph
| w. Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Mann of South
| Boston are at c. c. Holton's for few
| days vacation.
Miss Annie j. Gray of Boston has been
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. c. a.
| Gray, few days
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Holland of La
| coma have been visiting Hinsdale rela-
tives a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gunderman of
| Clinton, Mass, were recent guests OF
Miss Nellie Smith.
Miss Cornelia Leach of Westmoreland
recently visited at her brothers, M. S.
| Leachs a few days.
Harold Myers and j. c. Hyde recently
| visited SprlnBHelu, MASS hdhlnb lhS
| trip on their motors.
The hose team captured none of the
money at Westfield last week, but never
theless did good work.
| Ora l.. Holton has worked in the Halle
| g. Frost wooden mill 30 years, that time
being completed Sept. To-
Arthur Laliberte will occupy the Taylor
house on Mortified street, recently va
Gated by J. II. Wetherbee.
L.
hampton, Mass, where he has become
student in Williston seminary.
Mrs. w. C. Bruce, who visited her
| grandmother, Mrs. Donovan, has returned
to her home in Hartford, Conn.
Miss Cora Gage has returned to her
| home in Manchester after a few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. Laws.
William II. Mead will leave Saturday
for New Haven, Conn, where he will
enter Yale college for course Of study.
Mr. Morgan has moved his family from
the so-called chisel shop house on Canal
street to Mr.. Wellingtons house off the
same street.
list of new books has been placed
upon the shelves in the Hinsdale public
library. OF these AZ are fiction and IL
miscellaneous.
w. II. Mead has been on the express
team this week, while Harry White is
enjoying a few days vacation in Boston
and other places.
Henry T. Savoit of Huntington, Mass.
and Miss Agnes NJ. Peterson of this
town were married Saturday morning by
Rev. d. G. Ling.
Miss Bean, an employe at the G. A.
Robertson & Co. paper mill, had one
finger badly injured in the machinery
Tuesday morning.
Among those who went to Concord aside
from the delegates were l.. ]. Temple,
F. A Davis, James Britton, G. s. Howe
and George Britton.
One case settled for drunkenness in the
police court last week, paying the sum of
80. The other was taken to the county
farm for a 80 days stay.
The Methodist ladies held an enjoyable
lawn party on the grounds of Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodbridge on River street Wednes-
day afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Austin was in Keene last week to
attend the wedding of her granddaughter,
Miss Alice n. Aldrich, to Richard N.
Maxfield of Danvers, Mass.
e. l.. Robinson and family, who spent
the summer vacation here with Mrs.
Robinson's parents and among Mr. Rob-
inson's relatives in Connecticut, left to-
day for their home in st. Louis.
/ l.. f. Liscom, James O'Brien. George
Stevens and Robert Weeks, delegates to
the state convention which was held in
to the duties for which they were chosen.
Paul II. Mann is taking a vacation
from his duties at the Mann pharmacy.
|, He accompanied his brother, C. F, Mann
of Brattleboro, to Trenton, n. j., and
will also visit Philadelphia and New
! York.
The corn supper at the Universalist
church last week was well attended. A
large variety of toothsome eatables, made
' from corn, were provided and the affair
: was socially pleasant, as well as success
full financially
Addie Meacham invited a few of heI
t little friends to help her celebrate heI
eighth birthday anniversary Monday af-
ternoon. A delicious supper was served
and the afternoon passed with games and
amusements such as the little people en-
joy.
y Miss Bertha Lewis went Wednesday
to Boston, where she will study music
= Miss L. Hazel Roberts succeeds her as
organist at the Congregational church
also has her class of piano pupils Mis-:
Roberts will go to Ashuelot one day IL
each week, as she has a class of severa
I pupils in that place.
The box shop at Westport was destroy
ed by fire Saturday afternoon. The
!. building was the property Of e. ]. Rich
. ards Of this village. Mr. Richards wa:
negotiating for the sale of the property
the present lessees having been maxing
i repairs, expecting soon to become th'
s owners. Mr.. Richards's loss is said to b'
= fully covered by insurance
Miss Florence Field, who teaches
= school in the Plain district, and who
n boards at her home in the village, driv
; ing to the school, had a spill out" anC
runaway one day last week. Her hors'
n SHE'D at something beside the road, tipped
I the carriage, throwing Miss Field out
e and then ran. Miss Field was not Sc
= riously injured, but the wagon was pu
out of commission until repaired.
a At st. Joseph's church on Wednesday
s morning, Sept. ~, Miss Nellie DuggaI
l. and Stephen Terry, both of Hinsdale
{ were married by Rev. d. C. Ling Th'
: couple were attended by Miss Margare
Duggan, cousin of the bride, and Au
: gustus Terry, brother OF the groom. Mr.
: Terry is an employe in the BrightwooC
n paper mill Mr.. and Mrs. Terry left OF
l. the 9.19 a. m. train and after the return
: from the wedding journey will make
n their home in Hinsdale.
The Hinsdale Entertainment associa
ton have booked an attractive course fo
the season. consisting of four outside en-
s tertainments and one by local talent
The opening attraction will be on thu
evening of Oct. /, Garments Italian Boys
orchestra assisted by Ebert Poland
reader and impersonator. This attraction