Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-16
HINSDALE N. H.
Mrs. Emily Estey is i'll.

Mr.. Langdon of Florence, Mass, is
visiting his son, william Langdon
MIR. and Mrs. r. s. Sessions of New
port, VT, are visiting at Charles owens s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCaughern Of
San Francisco are visiting Hinsdale rela-
tives.
Rev. A. C. Struthers of Alfred, Me-
will preach in the Congregational church
Sunday
Miss Harriet Smith of Springfield, who
had been visiting in town, returned home
Thursday
Miss Antoinette Bergeron will return
to the Keene Normal school for another
year of study.
Harry Smith of Keene was in town
visiting his parents and calling on other
friends last week.
The silver toilet set won by Miss Ida
Higgins, as noted last week, was given
by w. H. Lyman.
c. +. Cramer went Monday to take a
position in a papermill which is being
started in Brooklyn.
Charles a. Haas of Oakland Calf.
was in town calling on the Robertson
brothers Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Forbush Of Ludlow, Vt, is
again with Mrs w. .. J. Martin for the
fall millinery season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Hubbard have re-
turned from visiting in Orange Chicopee
and Springfield, Mass.
Miss Clara Campbell and Miss Doris
Cantln will attend the Keene normal
school the coming year.
Mrs. j. G. Bridge returned Saturday
from visit in Hartford. Conn. and
South Hadley Falls, Mass.
Mrs. A. j. Emory of Skowhegan. Ne.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. G. Emory
at the Universalist parsonage.
Victor Stearns and two children Of
Somerville, Mass, are visiting Mrs
Stearns's father, L. +. Lscom
Mrs. Jane r. Preston of West North
field is being entertained at the home Of
her sister, Mrs George =. Slate
James O'Bren, +. +. Cameron, Miss
Nellie O'Brien, Mrs May Smith and Eileen
O'Brien visited In Bernardston sunday.
Charles II. Pearson left Monday for a
trip about the state selling mowers for
the Granite state Moving Machine com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Butler, who have
returned from Michigan, have been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Butler.
y COW owned by G. NJ. oaks died this
week from eating too many apples Two
others were made very sick. but they are
recovering.
Prof f. +. Mason and family, who
spent the summer vacation at their sum
mer home on Chestnut hill, returned to
Boston Monday.
f. II. Newton and family of Springfield.
Mass, former parishloners of Rev. y.
NJ. Bradley, were guests at the Univer-
salst parsonage Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Gaudenzi of Brook
lyn were at \. y. Boldts last week. com
their thraA Uhp had la,
at the Boldt farm two months.
Wolfred L. Dephy is spending a few
days with his uncle in South Framing
ham. He will go from there to Meriden,
Conn. to attend a business college.
Mrs. b. a. Oppenheimer and sons. who
have been spending the summer with her
parents on Chestnut hill, will return 10
their home in Springfield Mass. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Dawson have been
entertaining, a few days, Mr. and Mrs
| Brown of Camden, y. j., who have been
touring New York state with their auto
| mobile.
William Stevenson has sold his High
| street residence to James Hancock. 1t is
| understood that the price was about
] $500 Mrs. Stevenson will remain with
! her daughter, Mrs. Stratton, for the
| present.
The Congregational ladies' society held
| its first fall social Wednesday, \ boun-
| tiful supper was served, followed by q
social hour The women voted to hold
their annual fair and festival Wednesday
! evening, Dec. :.
| Rev. Mr. Thomas of New York city
! who has preached as a candidate in the
! Congregational church the past two Sun
| days and also took charge Of the mdweel
meeting. was entertained through the in.
tervening week by Judge and Mrs. c. E
| keyou.
Prof e. L. Robinson and young son
Albert, left today for their home in St
Louis Mrs. Robinson. who has been il
the past few weeks, was not able to re
turn with them, and she and the tw,
! younger children will remain here unit
she is more nearly recovered.
Extensive repairs are being made on tn,
! Brightwood mill by the Fisk Paper com
pany. makers of tissue paper. New drye
frames and additional dryers add to thu
| facility of the machine, which has beer
| in operation about 40 years, being thu
Oldest in point Of service in the Ashuelo
valley, a new foundation under the ma
| chine will replace the old one, and othe
| repairs are under way.
The annual reunion of Company A, 14tl
New Hampshire Volunteers, was held il
Marlboro, this safe, Sept. 5, with LUX
Knowlton. After dinner had been serves
to the company a business meeting wa
held in which Mr.. Knowlton was electe
president Charles F. Policy of Hins
dale vice president and Charles Broc
of Milford, Mass, secretary and treas
urer. Capt c. p. Hall of Sheburne Fall
said the occasion was the SOth annivers
airy of the host, Mr.. Knowlton, his lot
year as president Of the company an
the 43d anniversary of his marriage. II
thereupon presented him with tw
handsome chairs. Remarks were mad
by several comrades and a letter was re
ceived from A. NJ. Daggett of Putney
Vt, who was unable to be present
Among the members of the compan
present were George W. Lewis, Eugen
Hastings, Charles f. Policy and S. +
Llscom of Hinsdale and W. II. Pierce c
Bellows Falls.
At the annual meeting of the W. c. I
J U. Tuesday afternoon these officers wer
elected: Mrs. Mary Langille, president
Mrs. A. NJ. Bradley of the Universalis
church, Mrs. Minnie Dickerman of tn
Methodist church, Mrs L. l.. Bailey of tn
Congregational church. and Miss Lizzie s
Sargent of the Baptist church, vice pres
, dents Mrs Mary Lamb. secretary an
! Miss Lizzie Sargent treasurer. Super
intendents of the various departments
, work taken up are: Work for the lumber
, men, Mrs. Cora Savage; evangelistic, Mr.
, Grace wellington flower mission, Mr.
! Lura Hale; scientific temperance instruC
} ton, Mrs. Lizzie Fisher; mothers meet
+ ing, Mrs. Rest Metcalf; Sunday obserN
ance and press work. Mrs. Edith H. SpeY
} Ger; work for soldiers and sailors, Mr.
I Minnie Dickerman; literature, Mrs. Loui:
: | Stearns. The delegates to the state col
! vention are Mrs Edith G. Roberts al
Mrs. Mary Langille. The reports Shove
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