Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-05-19

II. H. Russell was in New York a part
of last week.
Miss Minnie Snow is visiting in VIM
chendon, Mass.
The annual meeting of the Universalist
society was held Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Roy visited in
Greenfield, Mass, recently.
Mrs. w. S. Kimball was in SPRING
field, Mass, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Newton Stearns went Wednes-
day to Holyoke for a few days visit.
S. H. Richards is working in Green
field, and expects to move there soon.
d. Latchis is keeping house in one of
the Fales on Snow avenue.
Mrs. Brooks of Huntsville visited her
sister, Mrs. D.. a. Minis, over Sunday.
Miss Delphine Currier and Miss
Beatrice Currier spent Thursday in
keene.
The Plain school was closed last week
because of the illness of the teacher,
Miss ~McCaughern.
Mrs. James O'Brien is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Nolette. in
North Dana, Mass.
Miss Emma Barrett is at her cot
tage. Hedge Lawn, on Tower hill, to
spend the summer.
c.. E. Keyou was in Lexington. Mass,
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his mother, who is i'll.
Mrs. David C-rowningshield of Cato, y.
Y, is making an indefinite visit with
her brother, d. A.. Hosford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert smith of SPRING
field, Mass, We're visitors at G. NJ. Cooks
and Mr.. Sprague's recently.
Maurice Purcell and John Raleigh rep
resented the local count of Foresters in
a conven' II held in Exeter this week.
One-half of the proceeds of the NOV
ing picture show Monday evening was
given to the high school, which received
as its share 500.
gregational church, has invited the sew
eral patriotic orders to his church for
memorial Sunday, May Is.
Rev. Albert l.. Hill was absent Tues
Day Wednesday and Thursday, attend
ing the state conference of Congrega-
tional churches in Claremont.
w. F. Robertson Is enjoying a weeks
shlng at Rowe pond in Maine. While
he is away, Mrs. Robertson is STAYING
with her parents in Ashuelot.
R. A. Weeks. who recently underwent
a serious surgical operation is able to
SIT up a short time and seems to De on
the road to recovery, although still weak.
II. NJ. Howard is i'll with pneu-
monia, and his sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Seaver Of Orange.
Mass. came Sunday night to care for
him.
The subject for the morning service
In the Congregational church Sunday
will be The joy of worship" The
evening topic will be "A sharp hill on
each side
The Woman's Relief corps met with
Mrs. William Lynch Tuesday and after
the work was completed Mrs. Lynch
served a delicious lunch, which was
greatly appreciated.
Rev. Moses j. Osteyee and family have
moved from New York ts the place
bought in North Hinsdale last year. and
appearances indicate that they intend to
make II their home.
In a business meeting of the Woman's
club Tuesday afternoon with the presi-
dent, Mrs. H.. II. Pratt, the old board of
officers and committees was reelected.
A social hour followed.
The May meeting of the Universalist
mission circle will be held in the parson-
age next Wednesday, when Mrs. Tilden,
who visited The World in Boston, will
give an account OF the great meetings.
The Hinsdale Gun club, elected the fol-
lowing officers in a recent meeting: II.
H.. Russell, pres. Eugent Stevens, vice
pres. DIR. o, l.. Smith, sec. and treas.
1t was voted to hold a shooting tourna-
ment May 80.
During the thunder storm and high
wind of Friday evening, a tobacco barn
80 feet by 100 feet was blown down and
completely demolished on the Davis farm
on the Mortified road
f. ]. Hart has moved his printing es-
ia Adjustment from the Fisk building to
the brick building belonging to the Orren
c.. Robertson company, which formerly
was used as a packing house by the
Halle & Frost company.
The several schools are busy prepar-
ing exercises for the Friday afternoon
preceding Memorial day, These exer-
cises are always very interesting, and
those who are in a position to know say
they are to be unusually good this year.
Mrs. s. II. Mcdonald and sons, Shirley
and Theodore went Sunday to Green
field, where Mr.. Mcdonald has employ
ment. They expect to move their house
hold goods there. as soon as arrange
ments for housekeeping can be made
The high schools boys defeated a team
OF young men representing the North
field high school on Riverside park Sat