Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-08


these woods have attracted a large num-
Der Of people from different sections.
The easiest and best way to visit them
is from Hinsdale, where a couple of men
have a business acting as guides.-[Hins-
dale letter in Springfield Sunday Repub-
lican.
Roger Holland was in Springfield Sat-
urday.
'wiAie Lynch is working in summer
hotel at Marblehead, Mass.
Charles Stearns Of Clinton, Mass, greet
ed Hinsdale friends last week.
James Burns of Northampton was a
guest at w. G. Booths Sunday.
Miss Bessie Dickerman of Greenfield
visited Hinsdale relatives Sunday.
Miss Ida Eaton has opened her summer
home 1.-The Nutshell" on Tower hill.
An Ashuelot base ball team won over
the locals Memorial day in a 13-inning
game.
Mrs Ella Doolttle and daughter, Miss
Doolittle, spent "a day last week in Hol-
yoke.
Mrs. E. NJ Marley was treated to
surprise party by a few friends Friday
evening.
Lamoille Langworthy is making a two
weeks visit with her grandmother in
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Bunce of Hartford, Conn, recently
spent a few days with her grandmother
Mrs. Donovan.
Mrs. ID. c. Minis pleasantly entertained
a party Of friends last week, celebrating
her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Marion Taylor and little grand
daughter, Marion Watson, have been
spending few days in Harrisville.
h. NJ. Langworthy is moving from the
Parks block on Canal street to Mrs. Nell
lie Wordens house on Hancock street
l.. 1. Stearns and daughters Miss Clara
and Sara, went TO Athol Saturday to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Mary Tyler.
Mr. LOBBY has moved his family from
Stebbins block to IL. +. Horizons Spring
street house, recently vacated by Edison
Moon.
Mrs James Sprague took her little
daughter, Mildred, to Boston last week to
have an operation performed for a throat
trouble.
Harold Myers and Mr.. Hyde will leave
Saturday afternoon on their motor wheel
for Rutland, VT, where they will spend
a week.
Roy Taylor, who has attended the Bry-
ant & Stratton business college in Boston
the past year. same home Friday for the
summer vacation.
Winnie Brooks and family and Miss
Myrtle Perham went Monday to Brandon
VT, TO spend about two weeks at Mrs.
Brooks's old home.
Benjamin Roy Gale of Medford, Mass,
and Miss Annie Rumrill Of Ashuelot We're
married at the Congregational parsonage
| by Rev. W. +. White, June 6.
Miss Nellie Gray. superintendent OF a
children's hospital in st. Louis. came
| Wednesday to spend a vacation with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Gray.
| Miss Eva c. Robertson is visiting an old
| schoolmate in Norwich, Conn. Next week
she will attend the commencement exer-
cises at the Lasell school, where she was
formerly a pupil.
Miss Nellie Britton, daughter OF James
Britton Of this town was married on the
evening of June l at Brattleboro to Luz
Their NJ. Kaye. They will make their home
| in Brattleboro, where both have resided
some time.
Walter Todd and daughter, Miss Todd,
| have moved from the Todd block to High
street. They will live with Mr. Todd's
son, Walter. The tenement vacated by
them is being made ready for ]. NJ. Lamb,
who will occupy it with his family.
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. S. Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Robertson and Mrs. a. A. Bailey attend
ed the Cheshire County Conference OF
| Congregational churches which was held
in Keene Wednesday and Thursday.
The June number of the Atlantic
Monthly contains a story, THE Scarlet
Bat" by Miss Annie Joslyn Gray, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Gray OF this
village. 1t viii be read with interest by
her many friends here.
Mrs Edward Frazier returned to heI
home in Abingdon, Mass. Monday after
spending a few days with North Hins-
dale relatives. Mrs. Frazier came spec
tally TO attend the funeral of her aunt
Mrs. Abigail Burnham, who died at North
Hinsdale on the morning of May 80.
John Poolers family left Tuesday, much
to the regret of the many friends they
have made since coming to Hinsdale
Mrs. Pooler and daughter, Priscilla, will
visit relatives in Maine before joining hel
husband in Scranton, Pa, where they
will make their home, Mr.. Pooler having
position there as assistant superintend.
ent Of a knitting mill.
Mrs. Mary p. Tyler, widow of Pitts c
Tyler, who died in Athol, Mass, May 81
at the age of 73 years, was a native Of
Hinsdale, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ivory S. Ide. She had lived in Athol the
past so years. She is survived by two
sons, Albert W., selectman in Athol. anC
Edward p, member of the firm of Craw.
ford & Tyler of North Dana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Day, daughter
and son, Miss Day, and Robert jr., Mr.
and Mrs Mayo and Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
OILS of Springfield, Mass, were in towI
Sunday calling on Mrs. Della H. BoydeI
and Mrs. H. N. Wilder. They made thu
trip in their automobiles, going first t
Brattleboro where they took dinner, ant
coming here on the return trip.
Harrison NJ. Bowker Of Los Angeles
Calf, has forwarded a letter written t
himself by the late ]. Mills Brown, to b
kept in the archives of the Hinsdale pub
lie library, as he believes 1t will be o
interest to some of the towns people, ant
an incentive to young men to max
the most of their lives Mr.. Brow
served in the United States nav
/ as years, as surgeon after which he wa
| retired with the relative rank of Com
modore Both he and Mr.. Bowker wer
/ natives of Hinsdale.
Mrs. Abigail Burnham, 81, died sud
/, denly at North Hinsdale on the mornin
Of May &c. The cause of her death wa
heart-failure from the weakness inciden
TO old age. Mrs. Durham was born 1
Hinsdale and spent her long life her,
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mel
lie Streeter with whom she lived an
two brothers, William Thomas Of Keen
2 and John Thomas Of this town. The III
neral was held at the North Hinsdal
I church Friday afternoon, and the burii
4 was in Oak Lawn cemetery
a Mrs Winifred Wal(l, 6s. died at h,
home on Mortified street Saturday nigl