Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-09
HINSDALE, N. H.

In town saturday
Mrs. Fred Weber was in Worcester a
few days last week.
f. NJ Fuller and son visited in Spring
field, Mass. over Sunday.
Frank Avery of Colrain, Mass, was a
guest at ~ o. Maynards recently.
Walter A. Saben of Bellows Falls visit
ed his mother a short time recently.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thayer of Keene
have been visiting Hinsdale relatives.
Mrs Caspar Bemis of Chesham was
a guest recently of Hinsdale relatives.
DR.. and Mrs o. l.. Smith are spending
the week with his mother in Claremont.
George and Miss Lillian Day of Millers
Falls, Mass, We're in town Memorial day.
George S. Aldrich of Newark, N. j.,
visited his uncle, f. V. Aldrich, Tuesday.
George p. Hooker reached his DIST
birthday anniversary Wednesday, May
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Fuller entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson of Athol part of
last week.
Miss Lillian Myers, who has been
teaching school in Florence, Mass, is at
her home here.
Mrs. f. II. Hubbard of Arlington, Mass,
is visiting her son, H. II. Dole, at
Maplewood farm.
j. NJ. Lamb and George p. Slate took
a carriage drive to East Jaffrey Sunday,
returning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Almon Adams were called
to Greenfield last week on account of the
death of a relative
Miss Rena Pearl Carrick of the high
school faculty has been housed a few
days, i'll with measles.
The Congregational ladies held their
annual strawberry festival Thursday
afternoon and evening.
Miss Madlyn Stearns of Brockton,
Mass, is expected tomorrow TO spend a
two weeks vacation at her home
Miss Nellie O'Brien and little Eileen
O'Brien are spending the week with the
formers brother in Bernardston, Mass.
The w c. T. L. will meet next Tues
day afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. NJ.
S. Leach. All ladies are cordially well
come.
The farmers about town are busy set
ting tobacco, taking advantage of the
damp weather, which has been in their
favor
Mr. and Mrs William Langdon received
a visit Sunday and Monday from his
mother and a friend from Lawrence,
Mass.
Mrs. Wetherbee returned Tuesday to
her home in Vernon after two weeks
stay with her daughter, Mrs. Mervn
Butler.
In the annual meeting of the alumni
association of the Hinsdale high school
Friday evening the old officers were re-
elected.
Albert Doucette moved his family to
Keene last week, where he has been at
work about a year, going daily to his
work by train.
Miss Olive Noette who came up Sun
day in an automobile party from North
Dana, Mass, visited her aunt, Mrs.
| James Brien, briefly.
Miss Minerva Burroughs sails from
| New York in the steamsip Lapland June
| Il, for a trip to Europe. She will go
with New Jersey friends.
Ray Fletcher has leased the tenement
| recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Under
wood, and he and Mrs. Fletcher expect
| soon to begin housekeeping.
Miss Annie j. Gray of Boston is expect
ed tomorrow, for visit with her parents,
| DR. and Mrs. c. A. Gray previous to
| leaving June 81, for a trip abroad.
| All the schools closed Friday except the
| grammar and high schools, which close
| today. The high school commencement
exercises will take place next week.
| A fire alarm, on account of the burning
| out of a chimney in Mrs. Eliza Stebbns' 5
house, called out the fremen Wednesday
|
| Joseph Pelleck and Miss Polly Jowovet-
| ma were married Saturday by Rev. p. c
| Cahin. The bride has been employed il
the family of f. a. Davis several years
There will he no service in the Con-
| gregational church Sunday evening, as
| the pastor delivers the baccalaureate ser
| mon in the town hall at in the after
| noon.
In spite of the cold and threatenne
| hi al
was served by the Universalist ladie:
| June / was a decided success financially
| and socially.
| Childrens Sunday will be observed II
the UniVersalist church next Sunda!
| morning, with "A special sermon to thu
children, and flowers as usual. The pas
tors topic will be "a swarm of bees.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hartwell Mrs. C. E. Wei
lington and Mrs Z. e. Savage represent
ed the First Congregational church il
the county conference of Congregations
churches, which was held in FitZwllian
Wednesday.
Several new members were received
into the Christian Endeavor societ
Tuesday evening and at the close of TN
meeting reception was given them. Ike
freshments were served and a pleasan
hour was enjoyed.
Miss Winnie Reddng underwent a Sc
l.riOuS surgical operation lueSudS III III
Farren hospital in Montague. DR.. Lyme
of Brattleboro performed the operation
Miss Redding has been in poor healt
several months. Many friends hope 70
return of good health upon her recov
cry.
Fremont Packard of Leominster, Mass
came Saturday to see his uncle, II.
Howard, who has been critically i'll fou
weeks. He returned home Sunday after
noon Mrs. S. II. Richards and daughter
Miss Maud Richards, of Royalton, VT
! were guests from Saturday to Tuesday {
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II Richards, jr.
, Miss Jennie Hooker of San francisco
who has Just returned from six months
European trip, called on her uncle, A.
Hooker. Sunday. Miss Hooker was &C
companied by her aunts, Miss Mary Os
good, and Miss Augusta Osgood of North
field whom she is visiting a week, aftt
which she will return to her home in Sa
Francisco.
n The juniors have closed their regula
meetings for a vacation, but will meet
> the yestry at the usual hour for stor
telling Since it's organization on Sep
25, 1910, the society has given for CHART
u and missions $17.35 the children hay
!, made SO sunshine calls, carrying flower
II fruit, grape juice or toys. The reguli
meetings will be resumed in Septembe
Miss Doris Cantlin, who has been su
% fering from a facial trouble some tim
y accompanied by pain in and back of OF
'. ear, consulted DR.. Lynch of Brattlebo
~ a few days ago, who Immediately dial
!, nosed it as mastoid abscess. She WI
&c operated upon at her home here by d