Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-08
W. f. Watson is III.

W. F. Watson is H.
Mrs. Marion Taylor has been i'll with
grip.
r. NJ. IAngworthy has been III a few
days
Charles BigeIow visited in town last
week
Edward Mossle is entertaining a
brother
II. F Horton Of Providence. r. /.
is in town.
John Scott has recovered from a few
| days illness.
G. +. Savage has recovered from
few days illness.
.. c.. Robertson and F. Z. Field were In
Worcester last week
Miss Florence O'Neal has spent part OF
her vacation in Everett. Mass.
Miss Annie Conway Of Wales Mass.
recently visited her parents here
: W Pufer OF Chester. Vt. visited
! briefly at G. $ Smiths Monday.
Mrs F. G Thurber Of Mnlers Falls.
Mass, Is visiting Hinsdale relatives.
Mrs Sarah Faies is IN with grip.
Mrs Chamberlain is caring for her.
Roger Cunningham Of Harrsvlle Wis
tied in town from Friday To Monday.
Henry Harmon came Monday. called
| Harmon.
Mrs. John sanderson OF Clinton. Mass.
| came Tuesday To visit Mrs. Elvira San
| derson.
Miss Lillian Myers Of Florence. Mass.
has been spending a vacation at her
home here
Myron F Minis Of Keene came to
spend Tuesday night with his mother
Mrs. D. \. Minis.
Miss Alice Peters Of Arlington. Vt.
has been spending few days among
| Hinsdale friends
Arthur Abbott has returned to New
York after visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Abbott.
Carl Newcomb and Miss Kldder Of
Wardsb oro Vt, were guests at Henry
| Spauld!ngs last week.
William Purcell came home from Con-
cord few days ago. He has begun
work for W. G. Smith.
Mrs. II. W. Taylor went Wednesday to
Northampton. Mass, TO visit her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Seaver
Mrs. \ NJ. Bradley. wife Of the pastor.
will give an address from the Universal
ist pulpit sunday morning.
Mrs. G. S. Howe has been entertaining
her sister, Mrs Hoyt. and daughter OF
Newtown. Conn a few days.
Rev. Asa Mayo Bradley, pastor Of the
Universalist church. will occupy the
Congregational pulpit sunday morning.
Miss Clara Campbell and Miss Doris
| CantNn and Miss Blanche Boucher ar
rived home Friday evening from their
| Washington trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Policy. who have
conducted the Amidon boarding house
a long term Of years have moved back
to their home on Cream Pot hill.
Miss Mabel and Miss Mollie Pike re-
turned home Tuesday from Boston
having completed a six months course
at business college in that city.
F. A Davis G. \. Robertson, W. L
Todd II. W. Taylor. and James O'Brer
were in Concord Friday on business fol
the town.
Mrs. Irene Bradford, Rev NJ. S Hart
wells invalid sister who was very much
worse the latter part Of last week, il
somewhat better
t E. L. NORM succeeds w. L. Brooks a
G. S. Howe's store, Mr.. Brooks expects
to go soon to Washington to work il
2 the census bureau.
. Mrs. George Britton will go tomorrow
r TO Adams, Mass. TO spend week or
r days with her son and wife, Mr.. ant
3 Mrs. Henry Britton.
Mrs. Adams, who had charge Of tn
: Amidon boarding house in Wilton. sue
ceeds c. :. Policy in the boarding hous
I
| Mrs, ;. o. Davenport, who has bee
| housekeeper at the Hooker Homestead
has left there and moved into the Park
building, where she will live in the future
henhouse belonging to Mr.. Naso
OF North Hinsdale was burned Sunda
s afternoon. the fire catching from III
bruoder More than 100 little chick
persisted in the fire.
Il Invitations are out for the wedding q
Henry Halle Dole of this town and Mis-
4 Louise Merrill of Dorchester, Mass. TIL
y ceremony will take place in the Secon
e church of Dorchester.
% Deputy a. NJ French of Gilsum wi
e make an official visit to Wantastiqu'
e Grange for inspection the evening
e April 20, when the first and second dc
= grees viii be conferred.
q Rev c. f. Eaton, a former pastor {
d the Hinsdale Methodist church, was al
( signed to North Haverhill at the receI
S, conference, this being his 18th consec'
tive year in the same place.
.e b. J. Riley of Bellows Falls, form'
a, superintendent in one OF the Robertso
= paper mills in Ashuelot, succeeds F.
a. Field in the Brightwood paper mill. NJ
lg Riley came TO town Friday and in
y mediately assumed the duties Of his pos
ne ton as foreman
a Charles Taylor was given party la
he week Wednesday, it being his l4th brit
n, day anniversary. Games were enjo
as ed by the young people and refreshmen
IIa | We're served. Charles was the recipe
st Of fine rife from his father and gil
cy | from other persons.
N Mrs. Julia c. Tenney, 70, who died
adj | Orange Sunday night after weeks
H. ness was born in this town and a
Sc maiden name was Julia Stebbins. S
ne had lived in Orange about 40 years. II
ee husband was II. c. Tenney, a promine
aS citizen who died 25 years ago.
ig, ARRANGEMENTS have been made to ha
lie -, ~, So I,,,,,,,,,,. 40, here An
p, % and %, which probably will clio