Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-04-12
Mrs. c. c. Holton was i'll last week.

Mrs. c. c. Holton was i'll last week.
Marion Robertson was among the sick
ones last week.
Miss Mabel Proctor visited in Hills
boro over Sunday.
Mrs. Burt Black of Worcester has been
visiting in town.
John Sanderson of Clinton, Mass. was
at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Crowninshield is visiting at
DR.. Buffers in Spofford.
Miss Field of Arlington. Mass, is visit
ing her uncle. F. f. Field.
Ira Chamberlain has gone to Athol TO
work in a machine shop.
Next Thursday evening, at the opera
house, THE Gibson Girl"
H. c. Holland and son. Roger. were in
Boston a part of last week.
Miss Katherine Bailey of Gardner has
been a recent visitor at F. A. Davis's.
Mrs Percy Booth of Worcester Mass.
is visiting at the home of her parents.
Miss Beatrice Currier OF Brattleboro is
spending a few days at her home here
Newton Stearns has been Ill several
days. Mrs. Stearns is somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Betterley OF Brat
tleboro visited Mrs. ]. w. Jeffords Sun
day.
Misses Florence Goddard and Beatrice
Currier were in Boston several days last
week.
Ex-senator Parsons of Greenfield. Mass,
will be the Memorial day orator at North
Hinsdale.
Miss Bertha Lewis returned to Boston
Monday after a few weeks spent at her
home here
Miss Sophia A. Doolittle of Bingham
ton, n. Y, is a guest at the home of her
niece Mrs. a. A. Boldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Robertson and
daughter. Miss Violet Robertson, have
been in Boston this week.
Rev. Mr.. wiswall Of Newfane. VT. Oc-
cupied the Congregational pulpit Sunday,
the pastor being out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Burke, N. Y,
are recent corners to Hinsdale, and are
living on the Nelson Estey place.
| N. B. Ballard of Barre, VT, son-in-law
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stearns, came
| Tuesday to assist them in their Illness.
Miss Elizabeth Hancock, Miss May
Franklin and Bert Williams of Green
field were Sunday visitors at James Han
! cocks.
H. d. Iathrop. recently from Wilton,
| has moved into r. p. Nims's tenement on
High street, recently vacated by II. H
| Day.
Rev. Father Thomas OF Manchester has
been assisting at st. Joseph's Catholic
church during the illness of Rev. Father
| D. c. Ling.
The selecImen have been taking inven-
tory of property this week, a duty which
was delayed from last week on account OF
the recent fire.
Rev. Arthur Muer of East Mortified
will preach morning and evening in the
Methodist church Sunday, April IA. Come
to hear him.
The foundrymen who went to Green
field, Mass, to work, were met at the
station by a delegation of union men, who
tried to dissuade them from going t
work and some of them have returned
home.
George Walker, Louis Dickerman, E. B
Thayer, Charles Dickerman, f. F. Keene
John Goodhue, F. ]. Dexter and F. L
Williams have gone to Greenfield, Mass.
to work in a foundry, doing Mr.. Tilden'
work there.
The adjourned town meeting will b
held in the town hall tomorrow after
noon, TO act upon the article in regard L
sewers, or any other business that ma
properly come before 1t.
Mrs. John O'Brien OF Ludlow, VT
spent two days last week at William
OBriens and James O'Brien's. She re
turned home Saturday, accompanied b
Miss Mary Talbot, who will spend fey
weeks with her.
Roy w. Dawson, a member of the elias
of 1907 of the medical department of tn
University of Pennsylvania, and grad
, uate of the Hlnsdale high school, ha
, recently presented to the high school
, large picture of the university buildings
I Because OF the recent foundry fire an
Z consequent necessity for Mr. Tilden
1 devote more of his time to personal al
fairs, he has resigned his position a
chairman OF the board Of selectmen, an
James OBrien has been appointed to Fl
8 the vacancy.
4, All veterans of the civil war with the
n wives, also widows of veterans who al
interested in the reduction Of taxes {
enacted by the legislature In its receI
session. are requested by A. A. Bailey
. meet at Grand Army hall Saturday ever
= ing April 20, at 1880.
L In police court last week two offende
h paid $500 each for the very questionab
g privilege of getting drunk. One was sci
fenced to 80 days at the county farm al