Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-16


Matte Fisk Of Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Jason Holman has a sister and a
niece visiting her from the West.
Frank Chappell of New York visited his
uncle, Henry Thomas, last week.
b. ID. Brown of Hudson, Mass, was a
guest at w. q. Booths last week
Mrs. w. II. Tricky has joined her fam
lily at their new home in Tilton.
n. w. Mower Of East Jaffrey last week
visite,- his daughter, Mrs. J. Nj. Lamb.
Miss Minerva Burroughs returned last
week from a visit in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Addie Sawyer has been the guest
of Miss harriet b. Knapp few days.
Miss Marion Archibald of Claremont is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Marion Taylor.
Mrs. John Horton and son. Roger, of
Providence are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Fales.
Misses Mildred and Antoinette Cihler
of New York are the guests Of Miss Sadie
Dodge.
Mrs. Norman Knapp and Mrs Mahlon
Knapp are visiting relatives in Bennlng-
ton, [.
Mrs. W. c. Towne of Clinton. Mass.
visited her mother, Mrs. d. L. Sanderson,
last week.
Or. and Mrs. w. II. Aldrlch of Marlboro
visited her sister, Mrs. L. f. Stratton,
last week.
Mrs. E. A. Worden entertained mr.
and Mrs. James T. Ripley of Springfield.
Mass, last week.
Mrs Charles Wood, formerly Of Hins-
dale has been visiting at Mr.. Barrett's on
Tower hill few days.
p. C. Stewart played baritone in the
Mortified band for the Old Home week
exercises in Warwick. Mass. Aug. s.
Henry Jacobs returns tomorrow to his
| home in Canton, Mass, after a several
weeks stay at S. r Crowningshield's.
! Miss Madlyn Stearns of Brockton. Mass.
is spending a two weeks vacation with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l. Stearns
Two children in a Martin family who
| live off Canal street are Ill with diph-
/ Iberia. Both cases are reported as crit-
| cal.
henry Brownell is taking a vacation
| from his work at the Person market
part of which he is spending in chester,
! VT.
/ Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Robinson and two
! children returned Saturday from a five
weeks visit with Lebanon, Conn, rela-
| tives.
Mrs. Oppenhelmer and five sons of
! Springfield, Mass, are with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bridges, for a few
weeks stay.
Daniel Duggan left Wednesday morn
ing for visit to his native country.
| Ireland. He intends to be absent about
two months.
DR.. karl r. Richards and family have
returned to their home in Maynard.
| Mass, after a two weeks visit with his
father, e. j. Richards
Mrs. Lucretia Atwood has gone to the
| old ladies' home in Keene. She will de-
eide later whether she will make her
home there permanently.
Misses Grace and Jennie Robb, RATHER
| inc Devine and Lizzie Esperance OF Hol-
yoke are making a somewhat extended
stay at Maurice Purcelrs.
Arrests for drunkenness are common
| these days, and no doubt are much more
| frequent than otherwise because Of the
working force at the dam.
Joseph S. Rawson and Miss Helen a.
Clark. both of Orange Mass. were mar
ried Friday by Rev. George r. Locke,
pastor of the Methodist church
The public library and reading room will
be closed the next two weeks, with the
exception of Wednesday and Saturday
evenings and Saturday afternoons.
Misses Clara Stearns and Annie White
| returned Saturday from Hyannis, Mass,
where they had been attending the sum-
mer school at the state normal school
Hinsdale friends have received post
cards from Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Robert
| .
3 in Rotterdam, Holland, after a very
peasant voyage.
Dr. and Mrs. Quincy and son. Donald.
who visited Hinsdale relatives, have
started for their home in Lowell. Ind.
They will visit in Boston before finally
leaving the East
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Kimball entertained
a party of young people Friday evening
at me home of Edward Stebbins. Music
| do a faa nj
the evening. Punch, ice cream and fudge
were served.
4 VIM. II. Mead, who is employed on the
Connecticut river dam force, was sent to
Bellows Falls last week and this week is
working down the river with the engineer
ing party 1t is understood that the
survey will be continued to Millers Falls.
Mrs. William E. Gould returned Wed
nesday to her home in Everett Mass.
after spending few days with her rela-
| tives here. She was accompanied by her
grandmother, Mrs. b, A. Marley. and
her cousin, Miss Mildred Cramer, who
will make a few weeks visit
The Mortified conference is attracting
many of our citizens, good number go
ing down every day, while on Sundays a
large proportion of the church going peo-
pie attend the services there. delega
ton Of White Ribboners and others went
down for the day Wednesday, 1t being w
C. T. U. day there.
Mrs George p. Hobbs of Boston has
been the guest of her mother Mrs. F. r.
Bean this week; also Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Hake Of Gettysburg, Pa, both OF
whom have been teaching in Nashville
Tenn. Mrs Hake is a daughter Of Mrs
Bean. Mr.. and mrs. Bean accompanied
by their visitors, attended the town pic
mic at Nelson Wednesday.
There was a good attendance at the
annual mothers meeting, which was held
at the Congrega tional parsonage under
the auspices of the W. c. T. u. Tuesday
, afternoon. The matters under discus
sion were such as should interest al
mothers, or any persons having the train
ing of the young. After the close OF the
meeting seasonable refreshments were
served and a social hour was enjoyed.
Miss Harriet Z. Moore, who was prin-
cipal of the Hinsdale grammar schoo
last year, and was reelected for the
coming year, has resigned the position
and accepted one as model teacher In the
training department of the Massachusett:
state normal school at Hyannis. Miss
Moore was very successful in the Hlns'
dale school and many will regret that she
will not return here, while rejoicing thai
she has a more remunerative position