Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-02-08
HINSDALE, N. H.

Mrs Daniel Smith is i'll at her home on
the Brattleboro road.
Miss Bertha Lewis Of Boston was at her
home here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Robertson were in
Springfield over Sunday.
Mrs. Helen NJ worden is suffering
from sciatc rheumatism.
William NJ Thayer was very i'll with
an attack of appendicitis last week.
Mrs Bunce of Hartford, Conn is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Donovan.
Miss Nellie Smith has given up her
boardcrs and gone to work in the fac
| tory.
Mrs G. S. Smith returned Monday from
a several days visit in Boston and New
York.
The regular meeting Of Wantastlquet
Grange will be held next Wednesday
| evening.
d. c. Haskell Of Northampton visited
briefly with Hnsdale relatives the first
! of the week.
Mrs. Margaret scaver Of Northampton
| came Monday for a few days stay at II.
| w. Taylors.
William c. Smith has been appointed
constable to fill the vacancy made by the
! death of f. =. Kinds.
w. b. Adams's family on the Brattle-
| boro road have all been suffering from the
prevailing distemper.
Miss Elizabeth Purcell of South Deer
! field, Mass, has been spending a few
! days at her home here.
a church supper at Mrs. Eta Barretts
in North Hinsdale Monday evening was
| a pleasant social affair.
James Mccormack, who has been teach
! ing in West Chesterfield, is spending a
vacation at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Field have rented
! the Mullen house on River street. and are
getting ready to begin housekeeping there.
| Miss Lena Denson and friend, Miss
Maud Sanderson, OF Springfield, Mass,
are visiting Miss Denson's Hinsdale rela-
! tives.
Henry Smith has finished work at the
/ Halle Il Frost mill and gone TO Clinton,
Mass. where he is employed as a warp
| dresser.
The members of the high school fresh
man class gave one Of their number
! Forrest Packard. surprise party Thurs
day evening, Jan 81.
Miss Violet Robertson gave n card
party one evening last week in honor Of
| her guest. Miss Gibson. The occasion
was a very enjoyable one.
Miss Kate Cline Of Millcrs Falls is here
| caring for her sister, Mrs. George Estey
| who has been suffering severely with
| rheumatism several weeks.
Misses Temple and Burroughs. teachers.
/ Of the Brattleboro street intermediate and
grammar schools were off duty "a part
. of last week because OF illness.
Mrs pike and daughter. Miss Pike. ac-
companied Representative Pike to Con-
| cord Tuesday morning and Representative
| Taylor was accompanied by Mrs. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Cook are suffer
| ing from grip. Mrs. Cook has been i'll
over two weeks. other late grip victims
are ]. NJ Lamb and william Royce's
family
Rev Charles Temple Of Medford. Mass.
will preach for Rev. Mr. Trckey at the
| Tuiversalist church Sunday morning. Mr..
| Trickey has been among the grip SUI
| ferers.
Mr. Thayer of Kecne occupied the Meth-
| odiSt pulpit very satisfactorily Sunday
| in the absence Of the pastor. Presiding
Elder Hitchcock will conduct the services
| next Sunday.
Rev Wesley j wilkins. pastor OF CAL
vary Methodist church, and Miss Annie
D. Lincoln Of Keene, were married Jan.
29 at Manchester by Presiding Elder FL
win Hitchcock
The members OF the Fur club with
ladies and other friends, attended the
firemen's ball at Spofford Thursday even
ing. They were conveyed by Iiveryman
Smith. A pleasant evening is reported,
Miss Nellie Redding took her Monument
district school children for a sleighride
! / uuISutN AFTERNOON. Jan 81 ne sup
was made at Miss Readings home on
Spring street. where they were treated
to "a hot oyster supper.
Court St Joseph No 81. \. c. A.. will
hold it's NTH annual concert and ball At
the lower town han next Monday evening
Concert Will bc given from to O'CLOCK,
with dancing from to J. LcitsinEer
orchestra will furnish music Refresh
ments will hc served In the hall All are
invited.
Tonight. the last evening Of the Univcr-
salist fair and festival; the place, Hins-
dale opera house Booths will still be In
| evidence. Supper will be served by the
men Of the parish; menu. chowders, baked
FISH and cold meats; entertainment, a
comedy in two acts. AN Engaging POSI-
ton" The festivities will wind up with
four hours Of dancing
The senior class Of the Hinsdale high
school enjoyed a sleighride Friday even
ing. with the Universalist festival at
Winchester as the objective point The
party was chaperoned by Miss Race Of
the high school. on the same evening the
other classes of the school held a social
gathering at Grand Army hall, with Miss
Howe as chaperonc. Games and dancing
were in order and refreshments were
served All voted it an evening repete
with enjoyment.
Mrs William Lynch, for many years
an empoye of the Halle & Frost mill fell
Thursday, Jan, 81, while helping to move
n cut of cloth and fractured her right
arm in two places, breaking the bone
Just above the elbow and both bones be-
low the elbow She was assisted across
the street to the boarding house, where
she and her husband have been staying.
and was attended by Drs Gray and La
chaine.- Mr. and Mrs. Lynch will remain
at the boarding house until Mrs. Lynch
is sufficiently recovered to wait on her
self. when they will go to their home on
Cemetery hill.
The man and wife who were before the
police court last week drove over from
Brattleboro Being both the worse for
having imbibed too much of the ardent,
/ they were abusing their horse, which was
taken from them for the time being,
Later they became undesirable persons
) to be on the streets, and were taken "a