Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
HINSDALE, N. H.


was at his home over Sunday.
n O. Maynard visited at his old home
in Leverett, Mass. over Sunday
Fred b. Spencer of Chicopee, Mass,
visited Hnsdale relatives Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. V. Aldrich visited in
Keene and Westmoreland recently.
Rev. Mr.. Colson Of Bethel Me, occu-
pied the Universalist pulpit Sunday.
Louis Stearns has engaged to work for
G. S. Smith during the summer vacation.
j. d. Dawson has sold his North Hins-
dale farm to Fred c. Field of Winchester.
Mrs Woodbury. of Keene has been the
guest of her niece, Mrs. w. +. Fay, few
days.
John O'Brien of Ludlow, Vt. came Mon
day to spend the week with Hinsdale
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Weeks are enter
tanning the formers sistet, Mrs. Arnold,
of Meriden, Conn.
Mrs. Nellie Illingsworth of Orange
| Mass, visited at James O'Brens from
| Tuesday until Friday.
b. c. Spencer's horse got away Satur-
! day and demolished a horse rake to
| which ii was attached.
Mrs. y. O. Maynard went Thursday to
/ make two weeks visit among her rela-
| tves in Colrain. Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. G. II. Foss will begin
| housekeeping in the Roberts house on
| High street this week.
-NiDVi' ii'L vi A,"ui MISS mas peel.
ON the Brattleboro road.
Mr. and Mrs McGreggor of Derry were
/ in town calling on relatives Saturday.
Mrs McGreggor is boarding in Bratteboro.
j. NJ. Lamb was in Concord Tuesday
! to attend a committee meeting of the
New Hampshire Embalmers association.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Fitzgerald Of Chi
cago and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kcaue of
Boston are visiting at the Fitzgerald
| homestead.
George NJ Oaks lately OF Randolph,
| Vt. has bought the Mitchell place. near
the railroad station. and will soon go to
/ housekeeping there.
R,side. making "a trim To- Boston.
Springfield and Bennington last week L.
c. Robertson attended the fat mems assoc
p citation meeting i'm Concord Friday.
Mr. and Mrs rl,yf, Fisher returned
Ntnud3v ia tr,ir l,nl. i'm Winchester
Mass after "a ,y,.,,.- visit with nIr for
mor's brother and wife Mi and Mrs
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Two drunks VINO occupied the IoyNup
over sunday were sent 10 the county laIm
Monday. one of them, who mad proved
bclligcrent' and mad MT Othctr Masee
under the eye, was given 20 days ana
was placed IN shackIes upon ms arilNal
at the farm.
[ Rev. Mr.. Cornell. an evangelist from
z Mortified, preached in the Cougrega
tional church Sunday, the pastor being
out Of town. Mrs. Cornell spoke to the
5 junior Endeavor society In the afternoon
\ union service was held at the Baptist
church in the evening.
- Mrs II II Dav was called to attend
I the funeral sunday Of her brother. Henry
I Doolittle who died AT thu. home of hi.
daughter in Gill. Mass. This seemed Is.
! pecially hard, following as it did. imme.
= diately after the funeral of Mrs. Day,
: little grandson. which took place Satur-
dav
- The report Of the CONGREGATIONAL sun
> | day school for the quarter ending Jun,
:. | 80 is as follows. Enrolled in Sunday schoo
! 1l5: average attendance. -; presen
- every Sunday 20; enrolled in home de
partment. SO, roll of honor, 20; cradle RON
! -
-: donations. SSH; expenses. $l440
r scholars received into the church. >.
The Toy Makers" is booked for Thurs
" day evening, Aug Is. at the Hinsdal
opera house When We say that it from
e the pen Of Charles FELTON, Pidgin it woul,
seem that no other endorsement was nee
. essary. Quincy Adams SAWYER by IN
came author has been well received Il
HinsdaIe seevral times and We predic
an equal success for the musical pro
duction
4 first mortgage Of s., 900 600 has bee
= executed by the Connecticut River Powe
company of New Hampshire in favor G
= the Old Colony Trust company OF Bosto
y and has been placed on record at IN
Cheshire county registry OF deeds a
keene. The mortgage Is MADE 10 secui
five per cent. bonds whlch the ruS
company Will issue on the pant OF III
= power company at TINS place as heede'
This Is said TO be the largest mortsaG
70 ever recorded in Cheshire county
lie Edwin c. Rugg died last week Thurs
day at the county farm at Westmorelan'
81 ut the age of - years The body Wa
+, brought here Friday for burial, Rev. "
F. White conducting committal serviC
at the cemetery. Mr. Rugg was nauN
t. of Hinsdale and lived here many year
', lie had no near relatives to care FOR MI
in his declining years ana tle last Ie
years of his life were spent at the count