Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-06
HINSDALE, N. H.

Rev. d. c. Ling of Lebanon Is visiting
| in town this week.
The IIinsdale public schools began the
| fall term Tuesday
f. w. Robertson and family have been
| in Boston this week.
Frank f. Elliott of Greenfield is visit
| ing Hinsdale friends
Sidney Hutchinson of Worcester is Wis
iting al c. w. Saffords.
Charles owen is visiting at the old
soldiers home in Tilton
Guy N. Smith of Turner's Falls was
| In town Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. II. w. Taylor went Saturday to
| Gardner to visit her brother
Miss Allie Roberts of Boston is spend
| ing few days at her home here.
! w. S. Klmball of Boston was with his
| family here from Friday until Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Higginson has been enjoy
ing two weeks outing at Spofford lake
Sewall Day of Millers Falls has been
renewing old friendships in town this
week.
Mrs. c. E. Savage and her Sunday
school class picnlcked at Forest lake
Monday.
John Taylor of Harrisville has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Marion Taylor
several days.
Harold S. Martin went Tuesday to Dur
ham to become a student at the state
agricultural college
Mrs. Walter Holton of Fitchburg has
been the guest of her sister Mrs. Charles
| Davis, few days.
Mr. and Mrs w. o. ]. Martin have
been visiting in Wales and Plttsfeld,
| Mass, a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berkenshaw Of
| Pittsheld, Mass, have been visiting Hins-
| dale friends few days.
Mrs. Samuel ONeal is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. r. f. DeRonde, and daugh-
| ter of Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Belleville went to
| Rochester Monday, where she will teach
school the coming year.
John Smith is enjoying a vacation this
week from his duties shipping clerk
at the Halle &c Frost mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett and two
children of NARROW are guests of Mr..
| and Mrs. John Goodhue.
Mrs Maurice Purcell and daughter,
Miss Monte. visited in Turner's Falls
and Greenfield last week.
| Communion was observed at the Con-
| gregational church Sunday morning,
| and there was one baptism.
A A. Bailey and his friend, ]. G. Cos
sett of Denison. Tex. went Saturday to
Boston for a few days sightseeing.
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Robertson have
| been on a trip to New York, Saratoga
and other places the past week.
Mrs Ella Doolittle and daughter. Miss
Doolittle. returned Tuesday from a sew
eral weeks visit in Massachusetts towns.
Several from here have been attending
the meeting of the Cheshire County
Universalist association in West Chester
field.
Miss Rose c. Mead left Wednesday for
| Brooklyn, y. Y, where she will resume
her studies in the physical training
school.
| Wantasticuet Grange has issued invi-
tations for an Old Home week celebration
to be held in Fays hall Wednesday even
ing, Sept IS
Mr.. and Mrs. E p. Bailey returned
| Thursday to Brockton, Mass after
| spending the summer vacation with their
| parents here.
Rev. c. H. Temple is one Of the speak
| ers at the Cheshire County Unlversalst
associations meeting in West Chester
field this week.
| Mrs. d. L. Fisher represented the local
chapter, o. f. s, at the meeting OF the
| grand chapter, which was held at Man
chester this week,
Mrs. c. E Savage was treated to n
surprise party Monday evening, when her
friends came TO help her celebrate her
birthday anniversary.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. a. Beers of Vernon and d. c.
Haskell of Northampton were recent
visitors at \. y. Bailey's.
Misses Nellie Bourne and Blanche L.
Bronson left Monday for Springfield,
Mass. where they will take a course of
study in a business college.
Mr.. and Mrs Cheney and two children,
formerly of St. Louis, now of Winches-
! ter, recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Robinson at NJ. S. Leach's,
Miss Annie Conway Of Wales. Mass,
and Daniel Conway of Boston have been
spending a few days with their parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Conway.
Miss Charlotte S. Slate who has been
having a vacation from her duties a the
public library, spent the greater part OF
it in Greenfield and Bratteboro.
James Burnes is working in the Waldorf
| cafe in Worcester and Mrs. Burnes join
ed him there Thursday. They will soon
begin housekeeping in that city.
Miss Bertha NJ. Howe of Claremont
who has returned to her former position
| as assistant teacher in the high school
e is boarding with Mrs. w. B. Stacey.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Mosse returned Wed
| nesday from a weeks visit in Lawrence
Mass, bringing their two children, who
. spent the summer vacation there witt
| them.
VIII II. Mead who spent the summer
d vacation at his home here, returned &c
= New Haven Sunday. He will resume his
studies in Yale at the beginning of the
e fall term.
i Rev. Mr.. Weekly of Philadelphia
preached at the Universalist church las
= Sunday. He will preach there again mex
It Sunday. He has been entertained
through the week at Z. j. Temples.
o James Aull of Melrose, Mass, has beer
e engaged to take the position of genera
5 manager of the Halle & Frost mill Mr.
n Aull was recently from Saugus, Me HI
It has had a wide experience in the mil
business.
n It was Flora's night at the Grang
= meeting Wednesday evening. Elaborate
IS preparations were made, the hall beini
7. very handsomely decorated with flow
o ers A prize was given for the larges
k variety of flowers exhibited.
= "a Count of no Account" a piec
" which was put upon the boards here b,
local players several months ago, will b
: repeated Thursday evening, Sept. 12 a
'e the opera house, with the same cast o
n characters as at the former production
e There will be some added features in tn
'. way of musical numbers and the pro
II ceeds will be used for stage furnishings