Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-12

F. w. Tilden was in Springfield Mon
day.
Mrs. Sarah F. Plumm spent few days
in Vernon this week.
Miss Nellie Murray attended a funeral
in Northampton Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Fletcher went to Boston
Wednesday to stay a few days.
Repairs are being made on G. A. Rob-
ertson's Canal street residence.
Mrs. Helen Jeffords visited in Chicopee
Falls from Thursday to Saturday.
Miss Kate Atwood of Keene was a re-
cent guest of Mrs. A. F. Fisher.
Miss Mabel Pike of Bellows Falls was
at home from Friday to Tuesday.
R. M. Tole of Springfield has been
spending a week with his family here.
Henry Baldwin of Tilton soldiers
home visited Charles Owen Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke ]. Mann and son
| of Brattleboro spent Sunday in town.
Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Porter returned
| from conference in Nashua Wednesday.
Ernest Kilhart of Orange has been
visiting his parents here the past week.
Roger A Holland, who has been work
! ing in Boston, has returned to his home
| here
Mrs. William O'Brien celebrated her
| seth birthday anniversary last week We'd
nesday.
Elwood Weed of Mount Hermon was
at his home here last week on account
of illness.
Edward Tibbetts and William Conway
of Greenfield visited at their homes here
over Sunday.
Miss Minnie NJ. Todd and Miss Ina c.
| Doolttle went to Boston Wednesday for
a weeks stay.
Miss Gladys Walker of Bellows Falls
visited at William Walkers from Fri
day to Monday.
The selectmen will be in their room
in the town hall next Monday afternoon
to receive inventories
Miss Rose Duggan and Mrs. William
Coughlin and child of Greenfield were
at Daniel Duggan's Sunday.
Miss Lillian Myers Of Florence, Mass
returned there Sunday after spending a
week with her mother here.
Miss Nellie Conway went to Spring
field last week Wednesday, where she
has a position in a hospital.
The Foresters are making extensiv,
plans for an anniversary celebration t.
be held next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lucinda Clark has bought
, house In Swanzey and, with her daugh
ter. Miss Sadie Dodge. will move Their
soon.
John Fisher Of Norwood, Mass, an,
! Robert Field and Miss Ida Bair o
Springfield were recent guests at Franz
e. Fields.
, Mrs j. E. Mann, who has been in
serious condition several months witt
. rheumatism, was able to go to Pittsfiel
today for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker of Nil
a | ford N. H., visited at A. e. Torrey'
r and G. S. Smiths last week and calle
ON other Hinsdale friends.
g H M Shaw has closed out his graf
= business which he has conducted sew
= eral years in the Rush building. Thi
e leaves Hnsdale without a grain deale
Miss Lima Torrey, who six weeks ag
t underwent an operation for append
e cits in the Corey Hill hospital Boston
i visited at her fathers, A. E. Torrey'
Il over Sunday.
Miss Baldwin, day operator at the telt
e phone exchange, has been visiting
% Peterboro the past week. Miss Inz
r, Higgins has been substituting for her 6
b., the exchange
ID The young men of the Congregation
N society served an excellent maple sugs
supper in the vestry Wednesday. 1t wa
lie largely patronized and was followed
lie an entertainment.
)t McEnnelly's singing orchestra, whic
10 is a favorite with Hinsdale people, w
N appear in the town hall again next Wee
u nesday, when concert and dance WI
be held under the management OF f.
Cantlin and Harold C, Holland.
C. f. Savage met with a painful acc
dent last week Wednesday, while worl
t. ing in M s. Leachs carriage shop. +
t. was at work at the buzz planer ana
ID left hand slipped and the end or h
Id fore finger was cut off just back OF u
g, nail
ID Miss Mildred Cramer went to Bost'
=. Saturday to spend a weeks vacatio
NJ She was accompanied by Helen Martl
u. Kimball, who will remain until Saturda
III when Miss Lois Mead who went to 30
ton Wednesday, will accompany h
home.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Pike al
re two daughters came Tuesday fro
Burke. N. Y. They are visiting