Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-12
HINSDALE, N. H.

o. c. Robertson was in Boston last
week.
Mrs. Lyman Estabrook visited in Dub
lin last week
Prof. d. l.. Fisher was in Boston a few
days last week
Miss Kitty Lowe is in Boston for a visit
Of few weeks.
Mrs. William Smith has been III with
muscular rheumatism.
whist party was held at st. Joseph's
church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Eunice Wilder is improving from
her severe illness in Brattleboro.
Miss Telephone Currier has been suf-
fering from quinsy sore throat.
The young people have been enjoying
excellent coasting the past week
John Dix of whately, Mass. visited in
town the latter part Of the week
All OF the schools opened Monday, with
no change In the corps OF teachers.
The officers of wantastlquet Grange
Will be installed Wednesday evening
Mrs. Cephas Bergeron was called to
Manchester by the illness of her sister.
Miss Della Streeter of Concord is at her
home in North Hinsdale for a vacation.
William H. Mead entertained a party
of friends at his home one night last
week.
Mrs. W. Bracket and daughter Of New
ton, Mass. visited at +. a. Wordens three
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Robertson and
daughter. Eva, have been in Springfield,
Mass. this week.
The concert and dance last week was
very successful AFFAIR. The Universalist
society served an excellent supper.
Miss Edith Smith. who is teaching in
Colrain. Mass. spent the holiday vaca-
ton at her home in North Hinsdale
The ladies' aid society OF the Methodist
church will meet this afternoon with Mrs
5. II. Mcdonald. Officers will be elected.
The Epworth league entertained the
leagues from Brattleboro and winchester
at the Methodist church Wednesday even
ing.
William Qualters has given up his posi-
ton at the Amidon mill and moved to
Maynard, Mass, where he will run a
boarding house
A teamster working for C. NJ. Wright
struck one of his horses with club, in
1uring the animal so that it had to be
killed last week.
DR.. w +. Fay entertained a party OF
friends at his home Saturday afternoon
and evening in celebration Of his birth
day anniversary.
\ delegation of Rebekahs was here
from Winchester Wednesday night to at
tend the installation Of the Queen Esther
Rebekah officers
Miss Christina Robertson returned Tues
day to the McDuffie school in Springfield,
Mass, after spending a three weeks va
cation at her home here
Miss Ann Calvin was called to Nor
wich. Conn, last week by the death OF
her sister. Mrs. Daniel Coffey. who lived
in this town a number of years.
The real estate and personal property
OF the late Nelson Barrett were sold at
auction Saturday. George \. Robertson
bought the home place for 5000 and G. NJ
Wright the wood lot for $500.
G. NJ. Wright lost another horse this
week. a teamster was working In the
woods with 1t and in some way the animal
fell over ledge. splintering a leg. II was
deemed best to put the animal out OF
misery.
There was one candidate Initiated into
Naomi chapter, O. +. S, at a special
meeting last week, and Monday evening
the newly elected and appointed officers
were installed \ surprise supper was
served Monday evening.
Invitations are out for the wedding and
reception of Miss Edythe Hortense Minis.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Minis OF
this town, and DIR. George Steely Of Dam
Vile, Ill. TO take place at the home OF
MISS Minis January II.
Following are the new officers of the
Methodist Sunday school: Nora Smith.
superintendent: j. II. Watson. assistant
superintendent; Mrs. s. II. Mcdonald sec
rotary; c. II. II. Langille. treasurer: Mrs.
B. A. Spencer, librarian; Mrs Frank
Bean, organist
The Congregational Sunday school
elected the following officers Sunday: r.
A. Clogher. superintendent: c. +. Savage,
assistant superintendent: Miss Florence
v Goddard. secretary and treasurer: Miss
Beatrice Currier, librarian; Miss Emma
Wellman. superintendent Of home de-
partment; Miss Maud Webb, superintend-
ent Of cradle roll.
The Hinsdale fire department will hold
Its annual masquerade ball at the town
hall next Friday evening There will be
a coupling exhibition at SIS by ]. !.
Murphy OF Turner's Falls, who viii be fol-
lowed in a similar act by Richard L.
Howe OF the local department. Mr.. Muir
ply is said to be the champion coupler
Of the world. Dancing will be enjoyed
from to 3, with music by Leitsinger's
orchestra. Caterer Dillon will serve sup
per in the basement dining room.
The following officers OF Squakheag
tribe of Red Men have been installed;
c. ID. Fay. prophet; Luke Mann, sachem;
Charles Fletcher. chief OF records: w. NJ
Hall, collector of wampum; NJ D. White
keeper of wampum; Paul Maginniss, F.
l.. NORM, William DOucette and w. p
Lyman, warriors: Maurice Purcell Will
Han Conway, c. f. Weed and Henry Roy.
braves; f. c. Currier. guard of wigwam;
W. Z. Fay, guard OF forest; W. E. Fay,
trustee for three years.
Mrs. Agnes Tacy. 50. died Monday from
the effects Of a shock, with which she
was stricken Saturday. She was the
widow Of Joseph Tacy, who died about 10
years ago Mrs. Tacy was born in Piatts-
burg, N Y. She came here from Ashue-
lot about two years ago She is survived
by five sons and four daughters, one sis
ter and four brothers. The funeral was
held from ST. Joseph's Roman Catholic
church Wednesday morning at a. m,
and the burial was in ST. Joseph's GEM
etery, Rev. d. c. Ling officiating
AsHUELoT, N. II.
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