Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-15

Smith is a graduate of Wellesley college.
She is boarding at Mrs. c. w. Safford's.
Commander Charles Dickerman Past
Commander, f. O. Packard and Frank
Place, delegate, represented Phil Sherl-
dan Camp, Sons Of Veterans, at the state
Encampment in Concord this week.
Rev a. NJ. Bradley of the Universal
list church filled the Congregational pull
pit very acceptably Sunday, preaching
two excellent sermons. Mrs. Bradley
occupied the pulpit in the Unlversalist
church.
Rev. George r. Locke and family left
today for their new home in Wareham,
Mass Mr.. Locke began his work in. the
new parish last Sunday but returned to
Hlnsdale to finish packing and shipping
their household goods
Mrs. Georgianna Scott, president OF
| Sheridan Woman's Relief corps, and
Mrs. Eta A. Place, past president, went
| Wednesday to Concord to attend the
state convention. Mrs. Place was also
a delegate TO the state meeting OF the
Daughters Of Veterans.
Mrs. James O'Brien and little daugh-
ter. Eileen, who had been visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Nolette, in North
Dana, Mass, about three weeks, came
| Saturday to Bernardston, where they
were Joined Sunday by Mr.. OBrlen.
All returned home Monday.
The Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Hamilton Of
45 Banks street. West Somerville, formerly
Of Hlnsdale, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Lillian, Smith college, '04,
to Carl Thornquist Of that city. Miss
Hamilton is the contralto soloist at the
Mt Vernon church, Boston, and Mr.
Thornquist, aside from his business as
stock broker and member Of the exchange,
is the organist Of the Winter Hill Congre-
| gational church.
The Yale Stock company will give three
| evening performances and one matinee
! presentation in the Hlnsdae opera house
beginning Thursday, April p, with "Prln-
cess of Patches" The rapid-fire com
median Peter Murray, is at the head of
| the company. The other plays will be
| THE Travelling Man" How Hopper was
| Sidetracked" and The Country Girl"
Seats will go on sale at Mann's store
! Monday morning.
John II. Henry, one OF the Oldest resi-
! dents OF the town, died April in the
! home Of his sister, Mrs. Francis Cole,
on High street. from the inhrmities Of
old age. He was native OF Belfast,
Ireland, enlisted in the British army at
! the age Of 16. serving with distinction
! II years. He was in active service in the
! Crimean war and was honorably dis
! charged on account Of defective eye
! sight Mrs. Cole is the last survivor Of
family Of 10.
a tent OF daughters OF veterans was
| instituted in Grand Army hall Monday
evening by Division President Sadie T.
Walters and Division Secretary Mrs Mort
/ OF Nashua. Charles Dickerman, Com
mnnder OF the local Camp OF Sons OF
| Veterans, then installed these officers:
/ Past president, Mrs. Dickerman; presi-
/ dent, Mrs. Minnie Dickerman: vice presi-
/ dent. Miss Ethel Perry; secretary, Miss
/ ENeline stewart. treasurer. Mrs. Ger
/ trude Chamberlain; chaplain. Mrs Mary
1 Perry; guide, Mrs. Eta \ Place. assis-
/ tant guide. Miss Mary Moore: color
/ guards. Miss Viola Chamberlain and
/ Mrs. Emma Stewart; inside guard. Mrs
/ Nellie Butler; trustees, Mrs. Bertha
/ Dickerman, Mrs Nellie Butler and Mrs
! Eta \. Place; judge advocate. Henry
/ plckerman. After the work was COM
/ plcted banquet was served and a social
! hour was enjoyed. The Camp is organ
/ izei with goodsized charter member
| ship and a favorable outlook for success