Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-15
HINSDALE N. H.

| vacation III South vernon
Fred A. Buckley cut of the little
finger of his left hand Friday.
Mrs. ora Holton is entertaining two
nieces from Springfield, Mass.
Frank Lamb was at home from Green
| field, Mass, few days recently.
Mrs. Lorenzo Stebbins sustained par
tial shock of paralysis last week.
Mrs. Collins and children are at Mrs.
James Bridges to spend the summer.
Mrs. c. c. Allen Of Sangerville, Me- is
visiting at the Universalist parsonage.
Miss Ellen Detour OF Springfield. Mass
| is spending her vacation at her home
here.
There was a pleasant reunion of the
stearns family at E. Monroe Dodge's
| Sunday.
Miss George Bradley Of Portland. Me,
is a guest Of Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ.
| Bradley.
The picnic Of the Universalist Sunday
school will be held in Hanrahans grove
| Thursday
Mrs. G. F. Policy of Amherst is max
ing few days stay at Mrs. James
| Sprague's.
Mrs. J. E. Mann entertained her
brother and his son from Manchester
last week.
Mrs S X. Saben has been entertain
ing Mrs. Walter Saben and son of Bel
lows Falls.
The annual lawn party Of St Josephs
Roman Catholic church will be held
Wednesday.
Carlos Lowe Of West Newton Mass,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank White,
| at Monument.
F. II. Jones and Robert Brown re-
turned Monday from a trip to Boston and
| Derry, y. II.
The Barber farm in the south part OF
the town has been sold to the Dickin-
sons Of Ashuelot.
Mrs A. J. Arnold Of Monson, Mass,
| is spending a few days with her brother,
Rev. y. l.. Porter.
Mrs James O'Brlen and daughter,
| Eileen, are spending the summer at
laurel Park, Mass
Sidney Miller, who was a guest at L.
B. Merritt's a week, left Monday morn
ing for Ware. Mass.
Miss Martha Gray has returned to her
home here after a succe ssful term Of
teaching in Halifax. Vt
DR.. and Mrs Foss were in town Tues
day. They came from their home in Al
! stead in their automobile.
Miss Elizabeth Purcell has gone to
| Breton Woods where she will be en-
| ployed during the summer
Miss Minnie Forbush has finished her
work with Mrs Martin and has returned
| to her home In Ludlow, Vt
Mrs Mabel Burnham has returned TO
| her home IN Boston after a few days
visit with relatives in town.
The Methodist sunday school children
| and young people had a fine time at
I their annual picnic Saturday
While out berrying this week Albert
| DouCette was overcome by the heat. He
had very narrow escape from death
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. T
| Crowningshield held reunion at the
| latters home at North Hinsdale recently
Rev Howard Briggs Of Jersey city,
| who preached so satisfactorily last sun
day. has been engaged to preach again
next Sunday.
Miss Edith +. Cummings or North
Thetford, Vt. has been engaged as su-
| peryisor Of music IN Hinsdale schools for
| the fall term.
The knitting club met with Mrs. H
| W. Taylor yesterday. The surprise sup
| per was a success and good time was
| enjoyed by all
on Tuesday evening, at the parsonage,
| Frank NJ King and Miss Irene Allen
| both Of Brattleboro. were married by
! Rev y. l. Porter
The Robertson brothers and F. S.
! Leonard have been attending a meeting
| Of the National Tissue Paper association
| in Saratoga this week.
| Miss Blanche Bronson has changed her
| place of employment. Although still in
| New York city she has a much better
! position than formerly.
! Mrs T II. White has been entertaining
! Mr.. and Mrs a w. Bliss and daughter.
| Abby of Whately. Mass. and Mr. and
! Mrs Bates OF Londonderry, Vt
Miss Lena Liscom Of Everett. Mass.
| is visiting her sister. Mrs James
I SpraEue. Miss Llscom VIII start Monday
! for Wisconsin for few weeks stay.
! Miss Eloise White Of Ledyari. Conn.
who mad been spending several days with
| friends here. left this morning "a visit
| in Massachusetts, towns before return
| ing 20 her home.
| NV. 5r,,, ,.,- tho Nraacbar7 Mace
| -. -. l.1..,,,.1 ~ ard , Mace on "
G. Smiths land. nearer the mouth of
| the AShuelot river, has been secured as
a public dumping place.
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| -, ~ ,,s+, pav Mr.
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| 49, E,.,,,s,j,- ir,i+s5
| "'N'0
| Charles II. Pearson VIII hnlsh work at
| the Granite state moving machine shop'
| where he has been superintendent apout
| 10 years this week lie VIII oe succeeded
by G. r. Stevens OF Bennington, VI
Our salsctr,en and road agent are TO be
| commended Tor tbeIr Drornnt action when
| tbeir attartion VAS called 70 the matter.