Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-14


ly cold weather has been disastrous to
early crops and setback for nearly
everything in Cheshire county.
c c. Hoton was in Boston a short time
last week.
F. w. Tilden was in Boston a few days
this week.
Miss Maud Lamb was in East Jaffrey
over Sunday.
Mrs. Garrett Of Clinton is visiting at
Henry Smiths
Mrs Julia Davenport Is recovering from
a few days illness.
Mrs. Hanaford of MARROW is caring for
Mrs. Hattie Stearns.
r w. Field of Springfield is spending
the week at his home here.
Mrs. j. NJ Lamb returned Monday
from a visit in East Jafrey
Mrs. O. c.. Robertson has been on the
sick list the past three weeks.
Mrs William Cove is visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. O 5. Higgins.
Miss Ethel Streetcr Of Brattleboro is
visiting Hinsdale friends this week.
Mrs. J W Jeffords is entertaining her
mother, Mrs Adams of Brattleboro.
Mrs. George A. Holland of Norwich.
Conn. is visiting at 9. \. Hollands
I'm town from Tuesday until Thursday
Roland Wcthcrhoe Of stowe Mass has
been the guest of Roy Taylor this week
Miss Hazel Kirk Of Mcdford Mass has
h,cu a guest at r J Temples this week
Rev. Charles II Temple will graduate
this week from the Tufts divinity school
Mrs John O'Brion OF Ludlow. Vt. Yas
the guest OF Ilusdalc relatives over sun
day
Miss Bertha NJ Howe Of the high school
faculty returned TO her home in Clare
mont today
Mir and Mrs D. A. Hosford Of Brat
til boro visited Hinsdale friends two days
this week
There will be a special meeting Of Ma
omi chapter. O. L. $, Monday evening
for initiation
Mr.. and Mrs 5. r. Slate Of Greenfield
are visiting at the formers brothers.
George =. States
Misses Emma and Annie Watson Of
Wtstport have been guests at Henry Hig
gllson's this week.
: delegation from the local chapter
o. f. $, visited the chapter in Keene
| Thursday evening.
Miss Florence NJ. King of Northampton
visited Hinsdale friends from Friday un-
| til Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Dickerman has been en-
| joying a visit from her sister, Mrs Clar-
| en,e Davis Of New Jersey.
Alfred Crowningshied Of Jamaica Vt
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs :. T
! CtowninGshield. over Sunday
Rev Charles II. Temple Of Medford.
| Mass. has been spending the week viii,
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. ]. Temple.
Miss Emma Berkinshaw OF Pittsfeld.
Mass. came for the commencement eX-
ercises and to visit Hinsdale relatives
NJ. $ Leach has swung a handsome
| sign on Main street to direct patrons TO
| his new carriage factory of Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Talbot OF Ever
EFT Mass, have been spending the week
vita Mr.. Talhotts aunt Mrs. James
O'Hrien.
Miss Christina Robertson, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Mary Hoyt, is at her
hcmo this week from the MacDufiie school
| In Springfield
Mrs. Mossie took her two children to
Lawrence. Mass. Thursday where they
viii stay two months with their aunt
Mrs LaCharity
}. O. Bergeron. who has gone to work
i'm the Davis market will occupy a tene-
nent in Mrs. Esther Dickinsons Brattle-
boro street house.
Tuesday to attend the wedding Of her
nephew. Rev. Edward Tibbals, and t.
visit her daughter, Mrs. Edward Carey.
Mrs f. L. Robinson and two children
of St Louis arrived in town Wednesday
They will spend the summer with Mrs
Eobmsons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s
Leach.
The Robertson paper mill girls wer,
| agrecahly surprised when paid on tht
first Of the month to find their pay hat
been raised Is cents a day from the frs
of May
Children's day was observed in tn,
Methodist church Sunday with a sermon
in the morning especially adapted to tn,
occasion and a pleasing concert by tn,
Sunday school in the evening.
Among the commencement week visit
ocS not mentioned elsewhere were Hon
ana Mrs. Hosea II. Brigham Of Win
chester Miss Maud Brigham Of Brattle
boro and Mrs. a. A. Pratte of Keene,
Howard Hall, who married in St Loui
jane s. Miss Gene Parker, is the younges
son of Captain c. p. Hall, formerly o
this town. Mr.. Hall is the manager o
the Western Electrical company in 81
Louis.
Mrs. s. a. Esten Of Leominster, Mass
Mrs. Walter f. Billiard and daughter
Phills, of Keene were recent guests O
Mrs. A. A. Bailey. Harry Lewis and sOr
: Leonard, of Keene, were at Mrs. Bailey
, | Sunday.
| the Murdoch Brothers are giving en-
ter tainments on Riverside park under can
e vas every evening this week, and not
e. withstanding ii is high school commence
. mcnt week the show is drawing goo
g sized crowds.
s Dr. George II. Foss, who has bee
= pCacticing his profession here severe
d months with an office in Stebbns blocl
2 married Wednesday Miss Ella Todd, {
y Somerville, Mass, the ceremony takin
= place in the home of the bride.
Rev. w. II. Trickey will be here to con
d duct the Childrens day service Sunda
e morning at the Universalst church. II
= also will speak to the odd Fellows an
u Rchekahs at the same place in the after
: noon at 3 o'clock. After the service the
u viii decorate the graves of decease
u members.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Davenport wei
= given n surprise Thursday evening, Jur
= 6, by a large party of friends who il
. vaded their new home on Canal stree
a without waiting to be hidden. Sever
=, reminders We're left with Mr.. and Mr.
. Davenport, Refreshments were serve
= and altogether it was a very pleasal
affair.
Il w. Wolfram of Hatfield, Mass, wi
has leased IS acres of land Of l.. F. Ii!
a com, also several acres each from S.
d Davenport and C. NJ. Wright for raisir
I tobacco, has been setting his plants
d rapidly as possible, and other farme
e are beginning work although their par
a. al a n