Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-17

week. Their brother, Charles NORM was
one OF the graduates.
The appointment Of Charles f. Keyou
as police judge for this town has been
confirmed by the governor and council,
a fact which fully meets the approval OF
the citizens of Hinsdale.
Mrs. Hambin Of Mortified, a returned
missionary, will give an address on Japan
in the Baptist church Sunday at
o'clock, after which the Children's day
exercises will be held.
Robert Brown of San Francisco, who
is visiting Hnsdale relatives, with head
quarters at the old Hooker homestead,
has been visiting his cousin, c. A. Jones,
in Keene a few5 days this week.
In the Congregational church Sunday
the Children's day concert will take the
place OF the usual morning service. The
regular collection will be taken; also
special collection for the Sunday School
and Publishing society
Plans are being made for the rose
luncheon to be served by the young
ladies OF the Universalist church July Il
The ladies' will serve supper regularly
for the remainder Of the year on the
second Thursday of each month.
Beginning June 20 passenger trains will
leave Hinsdale as follows: Going north,
$40 a. m. l1.03 a. m; 4.2O y. m from
New York. 1910 a m. Sunday. Going
south, 9.l9 a. m, S04 p. m; Express TO
New York, 7.20 y. m, 3.49 p. m. Sunday
Mary Elizabeth. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Hutchinson Of Worcester
formerly. of this town. was married
! Thursday. June g in Worcester. to War
rem Everett Hayter. Hinsdale paople
will remember the bride who when a
| child, lived here with her parents.
| The w. C T L. held a profitable and
! enjoyable meeting Tuesday afternoon
NJ Bradley presided very efficiently. The
| subject under discussion was flower mis-
sion work and was in charge of Mrs.
Laura Hale. who also provided n pleas
! ing program for entertainment. Refresh
ments were served at the close
The board of education has reelected
| Principal +. l. Bartlett OF the high school
and Miss Rena Carrick as first as
| sistant, advanced from the position OF
second assistant, each with an increase
| in salary Miss Smith has accepted a
| position elsewhere, so one new teacher
will have to be secured for the high
| school Teachers for the graded schools
have not been elected.
The Hlnsdale Woman's cldb has elected
these officers, Mrs. ]. r. Holman pres
| dent: Mrs. A. NJ Bradley. vice pres
dent, Mrs. F. A. Davis. cor. sec; Miss
Minnie Todd, secretary and treasurer.
| Committees for the different lines OF
I WOrk are. Executive committee MIS-.
| i. +. Amdon. Mrs. 2. s. Leonard and
Mrs H. II. Pratt; program committee.
| Miss Charlotte S. Slate, Miss Carrie
Adams, Mrs. c. a. Holland.
The Joint school boards Of the super
visory district met in the Cheshire House
in Keene Tuesday afternoon for their
| annual meeting. The district is com
prised OF the towns of Hinsdale, Swanzey
and Dublin, and all members of the three
boards We're present, also the supervisor
a part of the time. 1t was unanimously
voted Ia retain the services of H. II.
Pratt as supervisor, with an increase Of
500 in his salary for the year.
Miss Bertha NJ. Hall. formerly of Hins-
dale and now of Boston, is complainant in
a peculiar equity case in Boston. Miss
Hal has asked for an injunction res
training William A. Nickerson OF Long
meadow from interfering with her in any
way. According to the bill filed Miss
Hall became acquainted with Nickerson
in 1902, but later found he was married
and attempted to keep out OF his way,
but he put detectives on her track and
wrote to her. She went to Chicago and
later to her home in Hnsdale A few
months ago she returned to Boston and
Nickerson has since tried TO see her
Miss Hall wants nothing to do with him
and asks the courts to keep him away.
Children's day was observed last Sun
day in the Universalist church. and not
withstanding the rain a large congrega
ton was in attendance. The children
marched TO their places in the front O.
the church to the strains OF Onward
Christian Soldiers" Mrs. Nlden's clas'
carrying the banner. In the interesting
exercises which followed a christening
, took place and many of the children hai
parts which they performed finely. Nj
j Bradleys sermon was in the form Of
story, telling of the boy who gave hi
2 | Ave loaves and two fishes for the feeding
Of the multitude and drawing from
the lesson that God needs the wtllin
service OF boys and girls that grea
things may be accomplished.