Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-13

Frank II. Fuller is in Boston this week.
Mrs. Newton Steans is visiting in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. w. L. Todd has been visiting in
Keene for few days.
Miss Eta McKeen recently visited in
Nashua for a few days.
Mrs. II. w. Taylor has been suffering
from an attack of lumbago.
Another Waiting party will be given
at the town hall next week
Daniel Duggan is at home again after
few weeks trip in Ireland.
Herbert T. Fisher is taking a trim
through New York state this week.
Antonio Chavonele and William Curran.
jr., are attending school in St Hyacinthe,
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Aldrlch were in
Boston and at the beaches the larger part
of last week.
Miss Ella Steeter has returned to Plym-
outh to continue her studies at the state
normal school.
Miss Albina Bellevue went last week to
Nicolet, Canada, where she attends a
convent school.
Mrs F. p Kinds and Mrs. Cora Ken
nedy have returned from an extended
visit in Vermont.
Emmons E. White went Monday to Ash
burnham, Mass, where he entered Cush-
ing academy as a student.
Mrs A. NJ Brown of Hartford, Conn.,
has been the guest this week of her cous-
in, Mrs. Harriet c. Wilder.
Mrs Harriet Higgins returned Tues
day from three months stay in Bel
lows Falls and Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Howe attended the
birthday celebration of Mr.. Howe's broth
er in West Chesterfield Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Robertson and
daughter, Miss Robertson, went Tuesday
to New York for a few days stay.
large number from this town at
tended the Spofford Lake Fish and Game
league dinner at Pine Grove Springs Fri
day
Lawyer B. F. Adams of Washington, d.
c., is making his annual visit at his ia
theirs, William B. Adamss, on the Brat
tleboro road.
Joseph Bergeron, who is taking a two
weeks vacation from his duties at the
Davis market, left Monday for Sherbrooke,
p. O., TO attend the fair
John NJ. Lamb went Tuesday to at
tend meeting of the Embalmers as
ISOLATION at The Weirs His daughter,
Miss Lamb, accompanied him.
Saturday at the Methodist parsonage
George f. Perham of Winchester and
Miss Elsie NJ. Lowell of Swanzey were
married by Rev. George f. Locke.
Mrs. NJ. V. Spencer OF Chicopee, Falls,
Mass, and Mrs. A. +. Stearns and two
children of Omaha, Neb. are visiting Mrs.
]. w. Jeffords and other Hinsdale friends.
Miss Nellie Reddng went Wednesday to
Fitchburg, where she will take a course
at a normal school. She was accompanied
TO Keene by her mother, Mrs. James Red
ding.
Mrs. D. L. Fisher, Mrs f. ]. Richards.
Mrs. h. NJ. Langworthy. Mrs. F. f. Field
and Mrs. F. w. Tilden attended the grand
chapter of the Eastern Star in Manches
ter last week. All report a delightful
trip.
Guests this week at a. L. Taylors are
Mrs. Philip Toll and, daughter, Miss
Mary, of Kansas City, Mo, Mrs. Horace
b. Humphrey and daughter, Miss Doris,
OF Chicago and Miss Annie Wells OF Ma
| tai, South Africa.
Thursday evening, Sept 49, under the
auspices of the Hinsdale entertainment
| association, " Reuben in New York will
| be placed upon the boards at the opera
house This Is four-act melodrama
| with specialties. Seats will go on sale
at Manns drug store at Z o'clock Mon
| day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cookery Of War
| rem Mass, were guests at William and
James OBriens over Sunday. They
came in their automobile, and Monday
| morning they with Miss Nellie OBrien
and Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien and little
| daughter left for Ludlow, Vermont for
| a few days visit with relatives.
| Mrs. f. w. Bailey and two children and
| Miss Mary Treutschler left Thursday af
| ternoon to their home in Denison, Tex,
| after spending two months with Mr.. Ball
| ey's parents. Mr.. Bailey will meet them
| at some point on the route and all Will
| n
| Bailey's mother.
| The Knitting club held its annual meet
| ing with Mrs. Helen NJ. Worden Thurs
| day afternoon. These officers were elect
| ed Mrs. c. d. Fay, president; Mrs c. w.
| Stafford, vice president; Mrs. c. E. keyou
| secretary and treasurer. After the cleo
| ton and business was over the entire
| party went to Higginsons cafe, where a
fine dinner was enjoyed and then repaired
| to the home of Mrs. G. S. Howe for a
| social hour
Miss Gertrude Graves of Greenfield,
| Mass, who succeeds Miss Harriet {.
| Moore as teacher of the Hinsdale gram
mar school, came Monday, and MISS
| Moore, who had been substituting since
| the opening of the school, left for her
| home in Holden, Mass, Wednesday morn
| ing She will begin her duties as model
| teacher at the state normal school at Hy-
| annis, Mass, Monday. Miss Graves Is
domiciled at Mrs. d. A. Nims's on High
| street.
The first social of the season at the
Congregational church was neld We'd
nesday evening. Owing to the severe
downpour the attendance was small and
a large per cent. of those present were
people who are visiting in town Miss
Hazel Roberts gave two selections on
the piano and Mrs. Frederick Hooker
Jones of Los Angeles, Cal, gave an in
formal but very interesting talk in re-
gard TO conditions, etc, in California,
where she has lived the past five years.
The gain In savings bank deposits in
Vermont in the six months ending June