Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-29
HINSDALE N. H.

G. s. Smith was in Greenfield, Mass,
this week.
Miss Mabelle Johnson is working in
Brattleboro.
c. Cook is charging his store on the
Chesterfield road
Mrs F. f. Cameron and child are
away on a vacation.
Mrs. Newton Stearns is visiting in
Chlcopee Falls Mass.
Miss Ann McCaughern was in Spring
field, Mass, recently.
e e. Stratton has bought a new five
passenger automobile.
Mrs. Ora Hoton left Wednesday morn
ing for North Adams
Herbert Fisher is on a business trip
through the middle West.
Miss Sadie Dodge expects to teach in
Spofford the coming year.
Sidney Miller spent Sunday and Mon
day with Harold Merritt.
Mrs. Martha Sanford of Holyoke Is
at Mrs Thomas Buffers.
Miss Madelon Temple has been visit
ing in Winchester this week.
Miss Lizzie Booth is spending two
weeks vacation in Claremont
Mrs. Merrill of Dorchester is visiting
her daughter Mrs. II, II. Dole.
c. Paseno is moving his family into the
Raleigh house on River street
a parish meeting will be held in the
Universalist church this evening.
A. e. Person and family have gone to
Chester, VT, for an indefinite stay.
James O'Brien spent the last of last
week with his family in Laurel Park.
Mr. and Mrs William +. Gould are
spending the week at Spofford lake.
I is
Frank White. a few days last week.
II. H. Pratt and family have gone to
Maine to enjoy few weeks of camping
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. Am
man died last week of spinal meningitis
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge served
supper in the /. O. O. f. hall last even
ing.
Robert Field is spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Field.
Miss Winnie Tnden has been enter
tanning Miss Grace Kittredge Of Lowell,
Mass.
Miss Randall fell last week. injurying
her hip. She was taken to a hospital in
Brattleboro.
George Dupree has moved his family
from c. Cooks tenement to one Of New
ton Stearnss.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cavanaugh Of Bos-
ton have been guests Of Mrs. J. o. Ber-
/ geron recently.
c. r.. Hndreth has charge Of the con-
/ structon work at the Ashuelot Paper
| company plant.
| Mr. and Mrs Howard Merritt and two
| children of Westheld, Mass. are al
! Leon Merritt's.
Clayton owen. Charles Taylor and Earl
Bailey have been spending few days
at Spofford lake.
Dominick Beuevlle, the oldest man OF
Hnsdale. now holds the Boston Post
gold headed cane.
Mrs Edward Cunningham and son
| Robert. Of Hyde Park, Mass, are a
! Patrick Conw9ys
Mrs. Susannah Scott has been enter.
! tanning Mrs Emma Ostraudcr Of Mans
/ field Centre, Conn.
Forrest Wilder of Winthrop. Mass, i
| spending week with his grandmother
Mrs Harriet Wilder.
Rev Mr. Davis of Columbia university
New York, preached in the Congresa
tional church sunday.
w 5. Kimban was in town a few day
last week, called here by the Illness O
his daughter. Elizabeth.
Mrs. Jones and little daughter an
Pearly Richards of Royalton. VT, ar
guests at Samuel Richards's.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles II. Temple an
infant daughter OF Lewiston, Me, cam
Monday TO visit their parents.
Miss Rose Mead left this morning f.
Lake Raponda, Wilmington where 81
will be employed during August.
Mr. and Mrs. Krumennaker and Rob
ert and George RuheOr Of New York cit
were guests recently at William Kings.
Miss Margaret Powers. who graduate
from the University OF Vermont in jun
expects to teach in ST. Johnsbury, VI
this year.
Mrs L. L. Robinson and two of he
children have joined her husband for
few weeks visit among his relatives
Lebanon, Conn.
Mrs William Coughlin has returned
her home in Greenfield after visit
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. ar
Mrs. Daniel Duggan.
, Recent visitors at a. A. Bailey's We
Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. Fitzhenry of Wei
ington, Mass, Mrs. James Baldwin
. Turner's Falls and Miss Marion kenda
l Of Winchester, Mass.
James Roark and family. who move
to North Bnlerica, Mass, last Novembt
: have returned. They are occupying the
: former residence on River street. N
Roark will return in few days
BiHerica, where he is employed in I
= wooden mill leaving his family here.
Z Mrs. Prime. g., widow Of Hubbard
II Prime of Winchester died July Is
J. Fall River. Mass. She was a sister
:, Mrs. c. 4. Holland and +. J. Richards
u this town. Another sister, Mrs. Gilb'
Stimson lives in Fall River. She leaN
also a SON. Nathaniel c. Prime of Sprr
a good number of the relatives a
friends of Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Jor
gathered at the home OF Mr.. Jone
u mother Friday evening to bid them GOO
> bye and God speed, as they were
leave Saturday morning for their hol
;. in Los Angeles, Calf, after six wee
Id visit among relatives here. Althou!
in view Of the parting, feeling of 50
.r ness pervaded the company, the
IN casion was enlivened by the reading,
g. Mrs. Jones, of a somewhat lengthy m
i'll sage from John d. Hooker OF l
Angeles, which was very cleverly WI
70 ten, but entirely imaginary speech p
an porting to have been made by one
av our prominent citizens at a recent ga
re ering at his home The reading was
peciany interesting. as the above M
II, toned citizen was present to listen to
"a address ascribed to him.
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