Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-03

Edwin. visited among Hlnsdale friends |
over Sunday.
O. s. Higgins has leased the Meacham !
place on River street and has moved his |
family there.
G. E. Cramer has taken a position as
superintendent Of a paper mill in Bald |
winsville, Mass.
Rev. Asa NJ. Bradley went to Brewster, |
Mass, on Tuesday for a few days visit |
| with his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Peterboro
came Saturday and remained with Hins-
dale relatives until Monday.
MIR and Mrs. Howard Of Jamaica. VT,
| have been guests for several days Of their
daughter, Mrs. +. s McField.
Mrs r. p Minis slipped one day this
week and fell on the kitchen stove, burn
| ing her arm and hand badly.
The Baptist church was open Sunday
| afternoon. when Drs. H. G. Mabie and
| D. J. Fuller Of Mortified were the speak
| ers.
Archille Major is housed with a broken
! ankle bone, received while trying to get
up his horse. which was cast in the
| stable.
Rev. NJ $. Hartwell had an especially
| bad day sunday, giving him a set back
come
In accordance with his usual custom
Chauncey Farr came sup from Springfield
to join the veterans in Memorial day
| services.
Miss Alice Currer is home from Brook
| lyn where she has been a year or more.
She will remain here until her mother,
who Is i'll, is better
Eugene NORM has finished work at C.
10 10 GtaaR AsaI hNr
l. Brooks. Mr.. NORM is working in Cor
nell & Wards paper mill.
The pipe for the water system has ar
rived and is being distributed about town
1t is expected that work will be begun
relaying the pipes very soon.
Percy Fetch won the gold watch which
was given away Saturday night to the
person having the most checks Mr..
Felch carried in 659l checks.
Mrs Anna Mann Of Boston was in town
last week. She came to attend Mrs. Hol-
tons funeral. but missed the train and
arrived too late for the service
Two baseball games were played at
Riverside park Memorial day between
the town team and the foundry boys. the
town team winning both games.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Wilder Of Millers
Falls came Saturday to visit among
Hinsdale relatives Mr. Wilder returned
few days longer visit.
Next Sunday the memorial sermon TO
the odd Fellows will be given at the Uni
versalist church by the minister, Rev. A.
NJ Bradley The subject of the sermon
will be-"The fellowship Of service"
Mrs. Carroll Mcdonald was taken sud
denly i'll at the memorial exercises,
fainting and having a severe hemorr-
| hage. presumably from the stomach. She
] y.-aa Ia ypp ID her homo Tower hill.
Mr. and Mrs John ~ Currier and
two little daughters, and Joseph Hig-
ginsOn and Mr. Cooper OF HaVerhill,
Mass. and Mr.. Eaton Of Lowell We're
visitors over Sunday at Mr. Higgnson's
Miss Julia streeter, the graduate nurse
. who cared for Mrs c. c. Holton the last
{ few days OF her life, received a call from
. Charlestown and left for that place Fri
: day afternoon Immediately after Mrs,
5 Holton's funeral.
In the gold contest at F. S. McField' s
drug store the awards were made Tues
; day evening. Orrie Lebert received first
money, SIS; he having the largest num-
Der of checks; Gladys Stearns took sec
; ond money, $40; Daniel Lachance third,
$40.
, Miss Della E. Streeter of Concord n.
? H., is spending few days in town on
her return from New York city, where
! she attended the 18th annual convention
. of the Nurses Associated Alumnae of the
> United States. Miss Streeter is presl-
y dent Of the Graduate Nurses association
of New Hampshire, and attended the con-
:, vention as the New Hampshire delegate
/, At the adjourned meeting of the Con-
O gregational church and society held last
Friday evening the committee chosen
"a to bring in names for committee fol
n securing candidates for the pastorate
e presented the following: F. A. Davis
TD.aNg q
Booth and c. +. Keyou This list me
n the approval of the meeting and thu
4 committee was unanimously elected
IF A large congregation gathered in thu
q Universalist church for a union good cit
IS zenship meeting. The speakers were Mr.
a. Bradley minister of the church, on pub
"a lie improvements; Mr.. Bartlett, principa
r of the high school, on educational insti
Ie tutes; Mr. Porter, pastor OF the Metho
id dist church, on religious opportunities
A. The musical program consisted of son
service by the congregation, another b
the choir and solos by Mrs. n. F. Porte
and James Snow.
Among the Memorial season visitors
a town were George A Holland of MOI
wich, Conn, w. p. Taylor of Winchestel
a George Holman OF Spofford, WilliaI
Thayer and family of Keene, Mr.. an
81, Mus. Farr of Chesterfield, Miss Lila
- Myers Of Orange, Mass, Winnie Norr
of Greenfield, Miss Annie Conway
I'M Wales, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hubbard
Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. John TaylC
elk of Harrisville and John Brady and Mi:
Rose Duggan Of Greenfield.
IN C. S. Smith of this town, who is engage
in buying horses for sales stable
ais Greenfield. recently bought in Chateau
gay, N Y, a horse which seems worth
IS of special mention. 1t is said to be OF
of the finest young geldngs that h'
% left that town, (Which by the way
~ noted for its fine horses in many a da
- The animal weighs 100 pounds, vii
en- white feet and dark points, and
sK' action is a high gated. but level head
&c, animal making an ideal driver, beiI
Elk, fearless of cars or automobiles.
it. union Meeting in the interest
n.y. good citizenship was held in the Unive
on, salist church Sunday evening. II