Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-01
w. E. Matson is very III.

w +. Watson is very Ill.
Henry Spaulding has been Ill several
days.
The local fishermen are catching fine
strings Of pike at the dam
Mrs. w. +. Fay and Mrs. c. E. Cramer
were in Greenfield Tuesday.
| F. w. Jenords and bride returned Wed
nesday from their wedding trip.
Mrs. s. o. Davenport is spending a few
| weeks with relatives in Sullivan.
DR.. II. L. Brown is taking a few days
vacation among the hills OF Vermont.
Miss Rose c. Mead visited in Brattle-
! boro a few days the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reed OF West
! port visited Mrs. Ella Upham last week
Miss s. b. Dooittle OF Foxboro, Mass.
| is visiting Rev. and Mrs A. NJ. Bradley
! Mrs. c. NJ. Cook returned last week
from a 10 days visit in Springfield, Mass.
| The L. S. c. enjoyed a lawn party at
| Mrs. Thomas Buffers Friday afternoon.
H. II. Pratt and family went Thursday
| TO Springfield to remain over the Fourth.
Ruth, the little girl who lives with Mrs.
! II. Blanchard, has been very i'll several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Blouen and Miss
! Lena Blouen left Monday for Lawrence.
Mass.
Miss Abbie Howe Of Bellows Falls visit
| ed Hinsdale relatives from Monday until
today.
Mrs. John Johnson entertained the soap
club at her home on River street last
week.
Miss Lillian Stacey went Tuesday to
Alstead to assist Mrs. c. II. Foss
while.
W. II. Lyman and daughter. Miss
Nellie May, Were in Bernardston Mass.
| Friday,
The sovereign people" will be the topic
Of the sermon in the Universalist church
| Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Robertson entertained her
| Sunday school class at the Hermitage
| Tuesday,
Mrs. Harriet Higgins has finished work
at c. A. Pearson's, and is visiting in
Mortified
David Crownngshield is expected from
! New Jersey tomorrow to visit relatives
until Tuesday.
Mrs. W. $. BaTows is visiting in Brat
tleboro. Miss \. NJ. Barrows visited
| there Tuesday.
W. W, King has finished work a the
| Brghtwood paper mill He is succeeded
! by Carl Johnson.
| Mrs. \. NJ. Spring and Miss Clara
Amidon OF West Chesterfield are visiting
here a few days.
Charles Blanchard. formerly of this
| town, died in Bernardston, Mass, June
| 90 Of tuberculosis.
Mrs. c. F Policy and Mrs. c. \. Fetch
er spent Wednesday with Mrs. George
Goodrich in Greenfield.
Because Of the recent increase in rail-
| road fares F. W. Cotton will again have
| mileage books for rent
GopJia Sl.fYp.r # L~.ar. vt-,s .l,..
| guest Friday, Of her sisters, Miss Emma
and Miss Eva Wellman.
Rev. Asa NJ Bradley was called to Ash
uelot last week to otiiciate at the funeral
| OF Mrs Augusta c. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. p Bailey of Brockton.
| Mass, are here for the summer, coming
| Saturday in their automobile
Mrs. Harrie b. Williams of Hartford,
Conn, is spending two weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Boorn.
| Daniel Purcell of Boston came Monday
| to spend a short vacation with his par
| ents Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Purcell.
Mrs. Hamblin of Mortified, a returned
missionary from Japan, will speak in the
Baptist church Sunday at 8 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Clara Tyler has taken a tenement
| in one OF Mrs Eliza Stebbnss buildings
She will stay with Mrs. Stebbins nights
G. f. Robertson returned Saturday to
| Washington, D. c., after a weeks visit
| at the home Of his father, C, A. Rob-
! ertson.
Edwin Taylor of Peterboro and P II.
Winston OF Asheville, N. c., visited
among Hinsdale relatives from Friday
| to Monday
Prof W. ]. Leonard and family OF Nor
gantown, W. Va, are in town to spend
| the summer, most of the time at the
| Leonard farm
Bert Caldwell's family OF New York
are visiting at Arthur Brookss, coming
home with Mrs. Brooks. who had been
in New York.
Miss Margaret Powers is one OF the
graduates this week from the University
Of Vermont, receiving the degree OF bach
elor Of philosophy.
The Connecticut River Power company
will sell at auction on Thursday, July T.
at p. m, standing grass on the Higgins
farm in this town.
| c. c. Hoton was in Boston and Fitch
burg two days last week. His sister,
Mrs. E. p. Waite. came home with him
and remained over Sunday.
In the regular meeting OF Wantastiquet
Grange next Wednesday evening, there
will be patriotic exercises, which will be
in charge Of S. E. Lscom-
Mrs. May Thompson has come to keep
house for c. c. Holton. Mrs Thompson
will be remembered as Miss May Weeks,
who worked for Mrs. Holton 10 years ago.
Prof and Mrs. S. F. Derby Of Column
bus, o., visited at F. S. Leonards last
week. Their little daughter, Margaret,
will remain at her uncle's through the
summer.
very pleasant and successful social
was held Saturday evening at the home
of MT and Mrs. e. Munroe Dodge, the
proceeds to apply on the North Hinsdale
church expenses.
Roscoe Britton, who remained in Dali
ton TO finish the school year when his
parents moved to Hinsdale, came las
week. He was accompanied by Johr
Blakesley, who will work in the foundry
and board at Mr. Britton's.
Mrs. Joseelyn returned Monday TO hel
Y home in Barre VT after a two weeks
visit at F. w Tildens. Mrs. Kittridg,