Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-06
HINSDALE, N. H.

Mrs. A. E. Dix is housed with rheuma-
tism
Corliss Kinds of Gardner is visiting at
F. p, Hinds's.
Robert McCaughern of Holyoke visited
his father Sunday.
Rev. w. II. TricBey was in Claremont a
few days last week.
The selectmen began Monday taking an
Inventory Of the town
Roger f. Holland is visiting relatives in
East Weymouth, Mass.
W. A. Kenney of Worcester was a
guest at F. w. Tildens Sunday
Leon Cutler has gone to Groton, Mass,
where he is employed by c. L. Hildreth.
Miss Hannah Mullen is visiting her
brother, Thomas Mullen, at Franklin
Falls.
Miss Eloise H, White of Mt Holyoke
college is spending the vacation at her
home here.
Miss Modena Booth has been confined
to her bed few days, suffering from a
sore throat
Colds with accompanying sore threats
are very prevalent and many are shut in
in consequence.
F. w. Barber of Boston university
was guest at the Congregational par
sonage over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Robertson and
daughter Miss Robertson, We're I'm Boston
a part of last week.
Miss Nellie Mullen of Mt. Hoyoke COL
| lege visited her aunt Miss Hannah Null
len, part of last week
The high school is having a two weeks
vacation, and all the lower grades close
today for vacation of one week.
Mrs. s. II. Richards has been ENJOYING
a rev weeks visit among friends at her
former home in South Royalton, VT
George Howe has broken up house,
keeping and his sister, Miss Jennie Howe,
has taken a room at Mrs. Ella Upnams.
The fire department will hold a dance
Easter Monday night, the proceeds to be
applied for the benefit OF the running
| team.
Miss Bertha Lewis has been in Hills
boro this week, where she has furnished
music for Mrs. c. c. Ramsay's millinery
opening.
w. w. King and family are again &C.
cupying their Mortified street house,
after being with their daughter in her
home through the winter.
Miss Christina Robertson Of the McDuffie
school at Springfield, Mass, is spending
two weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Robertson.
Mrs. George Keyou and Mrs. Lyman
| Estabrook, who spent the winter at Mrs
Helen Worden's, returned Wednesday to
their home in Lexington. Mass.
Mrs. E. a. Marley has moved from c.
A. Robertson's house into the upstairs
tenement in the so-called Hildretn house
now owned and occupied by L. w. Goss
Mrs. Frank Boucher has opened a mil
linery store In the Fisher block on Depot
street, and having engaged a milliner is
prepared to furnish fashionable headgeai
to Hinsdale ladies'.
John NJ. Lamb. who recently bought
the furniture and undertaking business
of ]. II. Weatherbee. mas been improving
the back store by installing electric lights
new plumbing, etc.
Misses Ruth Race and Margaret Wis
wall. teachers in the Hinsdale high school
are spending the vacation at their home.
in New Haven, Conn, and Lexington
Mass. respectively.
Miss Alice Currier, who mas been tn,
cook at the Kurn Hattin Home at West
minister, VT, has given up the position
and has accepted a position as cook 70
Mrs. G. w. Hooker at Brattleboro.
w. b. Stacey who has been in the DO,
business in Westport the past two years
has closed the mill there and has lease,
the Butler Brothers mill off Kilburl
street. He will continue in the sam
business there
Miss Rest Metcalf's Sunday school elias
of little girls enjoyed her hospitality a
her home on Centre street last wee
Thursday from 4 until o'clock p. m
Children's games were played and
toothsome lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs +. p. Bailey will retur
, to their home in Brockton, Mass. Sat
urday. having spent the weeks vacatio
, here with their parents. They win b
accompanied to Boston by Mrs. Luthe
! Clark, who will visit relatives in tina
city.
l Alanson Weatherhead of Vernon. VIII
) has been working in one Of the mills her,
: is sick with pneumonia at Joseph Howe,
: his boarding place. His sisters, Mr..
Newton of Vernon and Mrs. Wood {
' Mortified. were with him a part of tn
! week.
( Walter Major. who has been employee
by William Fales on his farm, has give
his notice and will move his family int
the house connected with the new papC
q mill on the Ashuelot road. Mr.. AlajC
will work in the mill and Mrs. Major wi
run the boarding house.
Mrs. Celestin Chavonelle, g. die
March % Mrs. Chavonelle was a natiN
of Canada and had lived in Hinsda
about four years. husband, one SO
u and two daughters survive her TT
u body was taken to Canada, where II
funeral and burial took place.
. Cheshire County Pomona Grange M
- with Wantastiquet Grange in Fay's ha
Wednesday The afternoon session WI
T open to the public and the program W,
, enjoyable, though those who speak fro
n experience say 1t was not of as muC
interest lis usual at these meetings.
k The following is the report of the Coz
st gregational Sunday school for the quart
l. ending March 81: Enrolled in Sundi
school, 1856; average attendance. IS; pre-
IN ent every Sunday 10; enrolled in hon
N department, So; roll of honor 20; Grad
~ roll, 10; total membership, 210; offering
10 $21 Isl; donation to state Sunday schc
- work, 1896; expenses, $20.76; scholars T
ceived into the church, G.
m A new machine is being manufacture
re by the Granite State Moving Machi
ut company, designed especially for triI
Id ming and edging lawns. The runni
gear is much like that of the regul
ip lawn mower, except that there is a VIII,
he upon one side only, thus allowing I
IN machine to cut the grass close to
E building. There is also a cutting VIII,
which is easily adjusted when it is q
sired to straighten the edge of a lawn
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Robertson of Hir
to dale, who are on a wedding tour throu
zauk.w Il al,