Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
HINSDALE, N. H.

! ana tNeeue FRIDAY.
| Mr. Ross has finished work at the
| foundry and left town.
Chauncey Farr of Springfield, Mass,
was in town Sunday
VIII Mead has Joined the vvorlsine, rorco
at the dam site this week
Prof. f. a. Mason and daughter Of
Pawtucket r. l., are in town.
F. w. Barker OF Wilton is visiting at
the Congregational parsonage
branch of the Keene Humane So
ciety is being started in town
Miss Eva G. Robertson is the guest this
| week of friends i'm Norwich, Conn.
Mrs NJ. d. Mann OF South Boston was
a guest last week at c. c. Holton's.
Miss Grace Marshall of Springfield was
a recent guest of Mrs. +. j. Richards.
w. NJ Thayer moved his family to
heone Wednesday. lie has employment
there.
w N. pike has bought the Osborn
chester.
Mrs Edward Fitzhenry of Medford
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. 4.
Bailey. 80 -
Miss Rose c. Mead came home from
Brooklyn Saturday to spend the summer
vacation here.
Henry Holman brought fine string Of
nsh from Spofford lake, the result Of his
hshing trip Monday
Holland & Ferrin have bought the bar
per shop of Leon Drinkwine and will en-
ploy barber there.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. a. Minis enjoyed
the Fourth Of July festivities with their
sons family in Keene.
Antonio Chavonele returned Friday
from Athabasca, Canada, where he has
been attending school,
Mrs Helen NJ. Worden returned Mon
day from a two weeks visit in Boston.
Lexington and Worcester
Mrs Gage left Saturday for her home
IN Jersey City after a few days visit
with Mrs. Newton Stearns.
Miss Hazel Roberts entertained at Hotel
Ashuelot Saturday. Miss Raymond of
keene and Miss Sheridan Of Ashuelot.
Mrs. William Chadwick and daughter.
Miss Jane, Of Russell. Mass. are spend
ing several weeks with her mother. Mrs
Fales
Forrest Wilder, who has been visiting
his grandmother Mrs. II. n Wilder. re-
turned to his home in West Acton,
Mass, Tuesday
The Hinsdale baseball team was white
washed by the Winchester team in the |
rubber game played at the latter place
Saturday, 10
Misses Clara Stearns and Monte White |
go next Monday to Hyannis Mass. where |
they will attend the summer term at the |
state normal school.
Mrs. y. w. Brodie and Mrs. w. II.
Langille Of Somervlle. Mass, have been
the guests for few days of Mr. and |
Mrs. c. II. II. Langie
Clarence ONeal is clerk in Holland &. |
sons store, Harold Holland is taking !
two weeks vacation. a part Of which |
ne Will spend at some of the beaches
w. ID. Trickey accompanied his father. |
Major Tricky, to Titon Monday After |
a Few days stay there they will return |
and the family will then go to remain
Mr.. and Mrs, Tudor and twin sons Of
Spencer, Mass, are guests of Mr. and |
Mrs. John Goodhue Mr.. Goodhue's |
mother of Boston is also visiting here.
Misses Grace Hall and Eleanor Reddine
visited Miss Ruth Hall at the Farren hos
pital last week. Miss Ruth is making a
good recovery from an operation for APP
pendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
spending few days with Mrs Woods
parents before beginning housekeeping
in Ashueot.
An automobile party composed of Mrs
r. w Day Miss Pauline Day Miss Clara
Castle and Winsor Day of Springfield
Mass. visited Mrs Days aunt Mrs. II
n. Wilder, Friday.
Mrs. Henry Dickerman and Miss Ethel
Streeter went 90 Springfield. Mass, Mon
day to meet their sister Miss Julia
Streeter' who has just completed the
term Of service for graduate nurse at
a Staten Island, n. Y, hospital,
Elmer Aldrich has moved his family
here from Keene. They are living in one
of the Wellington houses Mr. Aldrich
IS employed at the foundry. Charles
Perry, also of Keene, is working at the
foundry and boarding with the Aldrichs.
The ladies of the Congregational society
held a successful lawn party on the par
sonage grounds Wednesday afternoon and
evening. The Hinsdale brass band was
IN attendance and gave an enjoyable con-
cert strawberry supper was served
and ice cream was on sale.
William Belleville of Durham has been
at his home here few days. Mr. Belle
vile Is making an orchard survey of the
state In the interest of the state agri-
cultural college and while in this vicin-
ty will make frequent calls for the night
Or over Sunday at his home.
Miss Elizabeth Belleville, who recent
~ graduated from the state normal
school in Plymouth is at her home here.
Miss Belleville was one of the five stu
dents who ranked highest and were as
signed positions in Rochester, Miss
8elleville will teach the first grade
There was a large attendance of Free
Masons and members of the Eastern
star at the service at the Universalist
church Sunday morning, when they were
addressed by Rev w. II. Trickey. The
'hurch was very beautifully decorated
or the occasion with laurel and greens
Mrs. Ellen Denison and daughters
Misses Lena and Cora Denison, of Bright
wood, Mass. and Joseph LaMontagne
md family of Millers Falls were guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Belleville over
sunday, when, with other local friends
Mr., and Mrs Bellevlle pleasantly cele-
lrated the 25th anniversary or their mar
'iage.
George Stephens's family have had
what HOUSEHOLD goods they did not sell at
Iuction packed and stored, and Mrs.
stephens and son. Edwin, have gone to
Milton Mills where they will remain with
elatives until they find n desirable house,
when they Will join Mr.. Stephens at
3aldwinsville, Mass. where he is engaged
n business.
BY request, Rev. w. F. White spoke
lpon patriotism and temperance Sunday
morning, taking for his subject "a Stain
ess Flag" The address was forcible
md convincing. In the evening his sub
ect was Humorous and Gangrenous
Words" and was along the same line of
thought OF the morning, both addresses
icing of unusual interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Spencer took note
" their tenth wedding anniversary which |