Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-02-01
HINSDALE, N. H.


severe attack of grip
Daniel Fitzgerald of Chicago visited
clativcs here Sunday.
George =. Slate is out after having
been housed with grip
e. D. Jeffords of Chicopee Falls, Mass,
visited his mother Sunday.
J. j. CARROLL attended the funeral Of n
friend i'm Greenfield, Mass, Friday.
William Qualters has gone to Clinton,
Mass. where he is employed in a mill.
Sidney Butler Is III with typhoid fever
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Butler.
Miss Bertha NJ. Howe of the high
school faculty was off duty two days
this week because of Illness.
Mrs Archie Stockwcll of Brattleboro
has been caring for her mother, Mrs.
Charles Ellis who has been i'll.
John NJ Lamb attended last week a
meeting at Concord, Of the New Hamp-
shire Embalming association, Of which he
is secretary.
a large number Of the local odd Eel
lows attended the funeral Of Henry II.
Pratt at Ashuclot last week Mr. Pratt
was a member of Unity lodge.
The members of the fire department
voted Friday evening to deposit the pro-
cccds of their recent ball about 500 in
the savings bank at Bratteboro, where
they already had a fund.
NJ 5. Leach has moved his carriage
works from lower Main street to the new
building in the rear of Monitor block
where he has his machinery established
and is ready for business.
Besides Representatives Pike and Tay-
| lor the sclcctmeu, Messrs. Bigelow,
| Richards and Howe, went 10 Concord
/ TUESDAY I'm the interest Of the proposed
/ dam across the Connecticut river.
Miss Winnie Tlden. who accompanied
/ the IIinsdale players To Marlboro last
! Friday. while there fell down several
/ stairs, injuring her foot so badly that 1t
has to be cared for by a physician.
A fine supper was served at the Con-
| EDUCATIONAL church Wednesday evening,
| the staple article OF which was corn
/ chowder. owing TO prevailing sickness
| the attendance was not as large as usual.
James G. Snow narrowly escaped Sc
| rious injury few days ago, while work
ing at the Stacey box shop. His clothing
caught on the shafting but fortunately
for Mr. Snow gave way and beyond
/ cash in the knee he was not hurt.
The Fur club was deliberately enter
tanned Wednesday, Jan. % at A. l.. Tay-
lors on Mortified street Each member
added to the interest OF the occasion by
giving some specially towards the enter
tainment. \ fine banquet was thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
y A. Blouen. who is something Of an
expert at building rustic Hrcplaces, has re-
Gently completed the sixth one In the Bur
bank residence in West Chesterfield.
These hrcplaccs are built Of broken cob
/ bile stones Of various sizes and colors. and
. are very pleasing in appearance,
Drunks are getting unpleasantly COM
mon There were three in the police court
I last week Two were discharged and one
! from out Of town paid S1.S7. The lock
up was fun Saturday night and Wednes-
day afternoon a man and woman, tran
sients who We're staggering about the
streets found a temporary shelter there.
. George stevens. who resigned his po-
sition as overseer Of the weave room al
the Halle & Frost mill a few weeks age
p because Of i'll health, went last week &c
? work in an automobile factory in Spring
: field. Mass Mr. Stevens found. however
that the work was heavier than he could
= endure and returned home saturday HI
went Tuesday for few days visit viii
5 relatives near Boston.
The fire alarm was sounded at IL
. o'clock Tuesday evening for blaze In the
Main street house formerly occupied b.
/ the late Mr. Major. now owned by c. +
! Policy. and occupied by William Iawes
The cause Of the fire was the explosion
| Of a kerosene lamp setting couch OF
- FIRE. The flames were eNtinguished with
- [ out serious damage. The couch was De
stroyed and the walls OF the room some
d WHAT S'oI'h'u anu "''' ''" ''
- Remember the Universalist fair and fes
/. tival next week THURSDAY ana filua
u evenings. The usual NUMBER Oh pVoln
with the saleable wares. ustIu' anu OF
n namental VIII be IN tNlnrht'' u ,,i Sun
n evening the cantata, Esther. the Beauti
e ful Queen which was so wei received
n few weeks ago, VIII be repeated IN II
day evening there VIII DE a pay ny IN
young people. supper WI, ne SCI - az.
the closing feature Will bc few hour
of dancing \ good uih' Is "SS"l'"'
re- The will of Che late Or. Ehridgc c
10 Beers OF Lebanon leaves $1,000 To Mascom
lodge Of odd Fellows In that town and
, similar amount TO "a new lodge 10 Doe form
=. ed there to take his name. The sum
- $500 is left to a large number of lods,
D., i'm New Hampshire. including Unity lodl
Is Of this town. and the lodges in Winches
as ter. Charlestown. Walpole and East Ja'
y frey The remaining estate. real and pei
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