Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1908-07-03
HINSDALE, N. H.

Miss Evelne Stewart is at work for
Mrs Addie e. Dix.
Mrs. Geo. p Slate is recovering from
few weeks illness.
Mrs. Jerusha Marble died wednesday
night after a long illness.
Miss Maize Powers, Of the University
of Vermont, is at home here for the
summer.
Miss Abbie Bliss of Athol has been
visiting Hinsdale relatives and friends a
few days.
The Methodist people held a lawn party
on the grounds OF Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
Wednesday.
Frank Harmon of Peterboro Joined his
family Monday at Mrs A. W. Mead's for
a few days visit
Misses Nellie Stewart and Agnes
O'Brien Of Boston are visiting Mrs Morse
and at P. c. Stewards.
Mrs. Alfred Crowningshield has re-
turned to her home in Jamaica, VT, after
a visit among Hinsdale relatives.
Emmons e. White was at Mt. Hermon
the larger part of last week, and took the
preliminary examinations for Yale.
/ The public library will be closed tomor-
row afternoon, July 4, but will be open
Miss Rose Duggan has gone to Beth
lehem, where she will be employed at
the Idlewild hotel during the season.
Mrs. w. s. Kimball and little daughter,
Helen Martha, went to their home in
Boston Monday for a few days stay,
James Britton was at his home from
the soldiers home in Tilton from We'd
nesday afternoon to Thursday morning.
John Fisher is home from Harvard
college for the summer vacation. Vim. II.
Mead is expected home from Yale Satur-
day.
REV John H. Davis of Torrington.
Conn, will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday, coming as a can
didate.
Mrs. Percy Felch and Mrs. George
Abbott and two children have been
spending a few days with Winchester
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Dawson of Hartford,
VT, arrived in town Tuesday, and will
spend a few weeks at their High street
house.
The friends of Mrs. c. A. Holland are
grieved to learn that she has had a
relapse which will somewhat delay her
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Abbott have return
ed to their home in Harrisville, after a
few days visit with Mr.. Abbott's brother,
Joseph Abbott.
Mrs. l. X. Bascom came over from
Brattleboro Sunday to hear Rev. w. f.
Whites farewell sermon, and to bid the
family good bye.
Mrs Fred Weber has been very dam
gerously i'll for several days. Her sister
in-law, Mrs. Simpson, of Providence, R
l., is caring for her.
Arthur Streeter of Lowell Mass, has
little son, who was with him, remained
for few weeks of country life.
F. WI Jeffords and Miss Christina
Robertson returned Tuesday from a visit
of several days with the formers brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jeffords,
in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bailey of Brockton,
Mass, arrived in town Saturday for the
summer vacation. Miss Clara Stearns
who had been visiting them for two
| weeks returned with them.
Mrs. George Stevens and son, Edwin,
| have gone to Maine to visit relations.
Mrs Stevens will soon join her husband
at Methuen, Mass, where they will
again go to housekeeping.
The members of the Hinsdale fire de-
partment desire to extend their thanks
| to the citizens of Hinsdale who so gen.
erousy gave contributions of money and
to all others who helped to make their
| field day a success.
Rev w. F. White preached his fare
well sermon, and closed his pastorate
with the Congregational church. Sunday.
A large congregation was present and at
the close of the service there were many
expressions of regret at the going away
of the much beloved pastor and his
family
A neighborhood lawn party, which was
held on the grounds between the homes
of Henry Spaulding and Joseph Bell was
much enjoyed by the denizens OF Kill
| burn street. party of thirty-one sal
down to the well laden tables, and par
ticipated in the good cheer that prevailed
Mrs. A. w. Mead returned from Brook.
Ign Saturday, accompanied by her daugh'
ter, Miss Rose Mead. Miss Mead wen
Monday to Mortified where she will re-
main with Miss Maud Stone, who ha:
rented house there, for the summer
Miss Lois Mead went to Mortified will
her sister.
Mrs. Ashley Stone, who has been a
Mrs. A. w. Meads through the month o
June went Wednesday to Mortified t
spend a day with her granddaughter
Miss Maud Stone, and went from Their
td Ridgefield, Conn, where she will pas
the month of July at the home of he
son, Dexter Stone
Rev. w. F. White and son, Emmons
left Thursday, and after spending nigh
with relatives in Ware, Mass, went t
their new home in Ledyard, Conn, thei
household goods having already bee
shipped there. Mrs White and the othe
members of the family went to War
Tuesday and will remain there fey
days.
Mrs. W. S. Barrows passed her eight
eth birthday anniversary quietly Tuesda!
There was no special demonstration mad
for the occasion but post cards, flower
and the calls OF friends, made the day
very pleasant one for Mrs Barrows, VIII
should not be spoken of as eighty year
old, but more fittingly as eighty year
young,
The Hinsdale baseball team was dc
: feated by Keene Saturday in a clos
4 game, score lilo. Sweeney pitched we
for Hinsdale and Young, Delphy an
Brooks banged the ball, each getting fol
n hits with total of six. divers pitchir
t and the hitting OF Coffey, Higgins an
$ Connors were features for Keene. Keer
. will play two games against Templeto
: at Keene the Fourth.
: A joint meeting Of the school boards
z Swanzey, Winchester and Hinsdale W;
!. held at the selectmen's room Monde
> afternoon. State Supervisor H. c. Morr
. son, who called the meeting, was presen
l. ! cd IF sumo