Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-30
DR.. w. f. Fay was in Boston Friday.

DIR, w. f Fay was in Boston Friday
Miss Mary O'Flaherty is clerk in {; c
| Howe's store.
| charles Bailey has returned from a visit
| in Irasburg, Vt.
Dr. Roy w. Dawson of Trenton. y. J..
was in town recently
| a. F. Fisher and family nave been
| visiting in Portsmouth.
Mrs. j. f. Mann has been visiting in
Manchester a few days.
Charles Snow of Winchendon. Mass.
| spent last week in town.
j. G. Gossett of Denison, Texas. is
| visiting at a. a. Baieys
Miss Doris Seaver left Saturday for n
| ten days visit in Gardner, Mass.
Mrs. Oliver Adams and son of HoI-
| yoke are guests at w. b. Adams's
Rex Roberts Of Dover Plains. y. Y
Is visiting at Luther II. Roberts.s
Mrs. Charles Snow of Winchendon
| Mass. Is visiting relatives in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hale are spending
few days with relatives in Rindge.
Miss Lillian Britton went Monday for a
visit in TiltOn, The Welrs and Dalton.
Worthen Whitaker of Keene a former
resident of Hinsdae was in town last
| week.
Miss Maud Brigham of Brattleboro
visited her sister, Mrs L. j. Temple. over
Sunday
Misses Florence Field and Hazel Rob
erts have been in Springfield a few days
this wee.
NJ. D. Mann of South Boston has been
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. c. c. Holton,
a few days.
Howard WILDER and George Hume of
FAN River, Mass, have been visiting at
c. a. Hollands.
Mrs. II. n. Wilder returned home We'd
nesday after spending five weeks in
springfield Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Jeffords Of Chicopee
rams Mass visited at Mrs. j. w. JEFF
fords over Sunday
H. NJ. Bowker of Los Angeles. Cal.
arrived in town Friday for visit among
I1insdale relatives.
S. E. Lscom has been greeting old
comrades at the veterans reunion at
The Weirs this week
Myron Minis and family Of Keene spent
several days last week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. a. Minis.
Miss Alice Peters of Arlington, VT. is
visiting Mrs. Henry Spaulding and calling
on other Iiinsdale friends.
Miss Florence Pike returned Wednesday
to her home in Worcester after a few
days visit at F.. w. Tildens
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Field are spending
few weeks vacation at Pennington.
They will also visit other places.
Mrs. Kate b. Mead of Springfield, Mass, \
visited at her sons, A. W. Mead's a few
days, returning to her home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pigott and son,
George, of Greenfield We're guests over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. James O Brien.
Mrs. Robert X. Akeman and two chill
dren of Madison, n. j., are spending a
few weeks with her father, C. w Lewis.
Guests at W. w. Kings are Louisa
King of Somerville, Leon King of Fitch
burg and Arthur Rubeor Of Cohoes, N Y
A. N. Potter, who was visiting in town,
was suddenly called to his nome in Paw
tucket, r. l., Wednesday by the illness Of
his father.
Miss Sara Stearns, who has been the
popular and obliging clerk at G.. S.
Howe's store more than three years,
closes her engagement there Saturday
evening.
The Waiting party at the town nall
Thursday evening was the pleasantest
Of its kind this season. The attendance
was large and orderly and everyone voted
it a delightful affair.
Rev. w f. White has returned from
New York. He conducted the service at
the Congregational church Sunday,
preaching rousing sermon with THE
New Co for a subject. The evening
service was in charge of the Christian
Endeavor society.
Mrs. Charles Royce, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at her nome
on the Mortified road Aug. IA, is making
good recovery, Drs. Prouty of
Keene and Roberts of this town perform
ed the operation, and the patient was
cared for the first few days by Miss Kitty
Lowe, Brattleboro nurse.
Emmons and Harold White and Charles
Taylor, VINO have been tenting at Camp
O'Brien on Tower hill a few days. broke
camp and returned to their homes Tues
day. on Monday evening a party of
young people composed of Misses White,
Ladner and Trentschler, A. N. Potter,
DR.. Smith, John Fisher and Walter Belle
vile, enjoyed an old-fashioned corn roast
at the camp.
John Goodhue's dog was killed last week