Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-04-05

Mrs. Newton Stearns has been on the'
sick list several days
Mrs. G. l. Staples is visiting in Provi-
dencc and Woonsocket, r. l.
Mrs Thomas Golden has been spend
ing IA few days in Ashuelot.
Rev. W. II. Trickcy went to Boston
Monday for a few days stay.
Ernest Maxheld has moved his family
from West Swanzey to this town.
DR.. Edmund Lachine has recently had
for guest his brother from Canada
Miss Annie Conway Of Wales Mass,
was at her home here over sunday.
Miss Edna Gates of Westminster. Vt,
has been visiting Hnsdale relatives
William Higginson OF Meriden, Conn.
was in town from Friday until Monday.
II. f. Horton Of Providence. r. L. was
in town looking after his interests last
week.
Miss Mabel Temple returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit In Boston and
vicinity.
Holy communion was celebrated in the
| tniversaiist church last week Thursday
| evening.
Mrs. Helen Spencer is spending some
| time at her home in the south part OF
Winchester.
Clifford Hall has moved to Mllers
! Falls, where he has employment in a ma
! chine shop
| Mrs. Signor and child Of Clinton. Mass.
| are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Bailey OF Brocktou,
| Mass. have been spending a week with
/ Hinsdale relatives
Mrs. Fales has been spending a few
! days with her daughter, Mrs. +. l.. Hill
dreth, in Brattleboro
Miss Winnie Tlden came home Wed
nesday from Barre, Vt, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Fred Knapp moved his family We'd
nesday from Tower Hill to one of Frank
Horizons High street houses.
II. NJ. Howard entertained his sister
| Mrs. Seaver and two grandsons. of Or
! ange Mass. a few days this week.
The sophomore class in the high school
| enjoyed a party al Clifford Stearns's on
| the Mortified road Friday evening.
Mrs G. S. Howe is at home again. aft
! er spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Carey, in Brooklyn
The Gibson Girl" with George F. Hall
in the lead, will be the attraction at the
opera house, Thursday evening. April IS.
The annual meeting Of the Congrega-
tional society was adjourned from last
Monday evening to Monday evening, April
S, at $50 O'Clock.
Fred George for several years clerk for
G. $. Howe and later for a time a part
ner in the firm. has been spending a few
days in town renewing old acquaintance.
The third and fourth degrees were con-
| ferred upon several candidates at the
meeting of the Grange Wednesday even
ing After the work was completed a
banquet was served
The body of Mrs Cynthia p. Hough-
falling was brought here March 2S from
| Holyoke for burial in Pine Grove GEM
etery. Her age was % years and her
death took place March 26 in HoyoKe
Henry Spaulding has bought of Mrs.
r. p Minis, her house on Kilburn street,
which he has occupied the past three
years. The purchase includes also a
piece of land on the other side of the
street and beyond the Jeffords house.
Several men who are interested in the
Connecticut river dam movement were
In town looking over the ground last
week Mr.. Hartman of Hyde Park.
Mass, one of their number says they eX-
pect to begin operations in the very near
future.
The Methodist ladies put in the day
Wednesday at Grand Army hall, where
they served an old -fashined boiled din
ner from ~ to o'clock, held a sale in
the afternoon, served n hash supper and
gave an entertainment in the evening al
Of which received a fair patronage.
,
vacation are Miss Margaret NJ. Powers OF
the University of Vermont, Roger Hol-
land of Williston seminary, Miss Chris
tina Robertson of the McDufhe school In
, Springfield, and Misses Elizabeth Belle.
vile and Ella StreeJer from the state nor.
, NAL school in Plymouth.
The relatives and friends of S. T
Crowninshield gave him a genuine sur.
prise Wednesday evening, when they in,
. Vaded his home TO remind Inn that he haC
reached another milestone on ife's jour
ney, and to help him celebrate the oc
casion. The evening was pleasantly pass
. ! ed in social intercourse. Refreshments
> We're served and 1t was voted a good tim,
q | for all present
= Thursday evening March II, the mem
e | bers of Queen Esther lebekah lodge will
, serve at Odd Fellows hall a supper tn,
. proceeds of which will be given to Mis-
Anna Kelley and Miss Jessie Babbitt
e | both former residents of Hinsdale, ant
4 still members of the local lodge of Re
4 | bekahs Miss Kelleys unfortunate an,