Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
HINSDALE, N. H.

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John 8. nth is working at the Rexall
store.
Robert w. Field of Springfield, Mass,
| Is in town.
| George Jakway of Waterbury, Conn,
| Is in town. -.. -y
Elmer Aldrch was overcome by the
heat last Sunday.
Edward Tibbetts visited in Greenfield
the last of the week.
William IaChance Is having his house
| wired for electric lights.
Mrs Harry williams and child are
| visiting at c. A. Boorn's.
Miss Ruth Quigey of Greenfield spent
Sunday in her home here.
Mrs. James Carroll was seriously in
jured last week by falling
Mrs. Frank Ashley and son of AM
herst are at C. w Safforj's
Victor Daphne of Greenfield is work.
ing in Harris printing office
Hiland Niles of Brattleboro is work.
ing at Mark S. Mann's drug store
Miss Mamie Redding and venie Dou-
cette visited in Greenfield recently.
Mrs. David Seward and child of Hyde
| Park are visiting at George Howe's.
| U. .. Howe is entertaining MS sister,
Mrs. Belle Tilton of South Deerfied.
Mrs. Ella Doolittle left Tuesday for a
months visit at Fitch Bay, Quebec.
Marion. Gertrude and Mildred Sprague
| are enjoying their vacation in Gill, Mass.
Mrs. Albert Krunamaker of New York
| city is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Ru-
| beor.
Mrs. Sarah Hood of Knoxville, Tenn,
| was a guest of Mrs. p F. Amidon last
week.
Mrs. Bergeron and Miss Ida Detour of
| Brockton, Mass, are visiting at j. De-
| tours.
Lorenzo Bergeron is at the home of
| his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ber-
| geron.
Miss Mildred Howe has returned home
| after an extended visit in Boston and
| vicinity.
Miss Harriet Beaman of Buchanan,
| Mich, is visiting relatives and friends
| in town.
Frank Finn is enjoying an outing of
| two weeks in Boston and the nearby
beaches.
William Conway has returned to
| Greenfield after two weeks visit at his
| home here
Mrs. Edward Carey entertained a par
| ty of friends at G. S. Howes Monday
afternoon.
Rev. Richard Cahill of Rutland, VT,
| is sick in the home of his brother, Rev.
| p S. Cahill.
Harry williams of Springfield, Mass,
visited over Sunday with his family at
| c. A. Boorn's.
Several people were baptised at the
| special baptism services at the Baptist
| church Sunday
Miss Marie Higginson of Meriden,
| Conn, has been visiting with Miss
Edyth Higginson.
Miss Minerva Burroughs is &C ing as
| librarian during the absence CT Miss
Charlotte S. Slate.
| Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Ten pie and
daughter of Lewiston, Me, are visiting
relatives in town
| Miss Alice Coney of Northampton is
| visiting her brother, Edward Conley, at
]. p. McCaughern's.
Charles Lefebvre of Lowell is visiting
in the home Of his parents. Mr. and
| Mrs. Peter Lafebvre
H. 3. Holbrook has finished work at
| Russell's paper mill and has returned to
| his home in Boston.
| Miss Mary Eta Mann has been chos-
| en- as teacher of the Monument school
| for the coming year,
Mrs. Eugene, Wellington and Sunday
SCnOOl class went TO tOreSt lake Tor
| picnic last Thursday.
! Edward Tibbetts of Everett, Mass,
| visited his mother Mrs Lila Lyons,
| the last of the week.
Miss Rose Quirk of Pittsfielj is spend
| ing a few weeks with Miss Mary Eta
Mann on Spring street.
Miss Stella Dauphinafs of Hartford,
| Conn, is spending a few days with her
sister. Mrs. E. ]. Hart.
Mrs. John Cole of East Rochester is
staying a few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beachaine.
Miss Mabel Spaulding of Brattleboro
visited with her sister. Mrs. Fred Bea-
chaine. several days this week.
| Miss Albina Beliveau and the little
| choir of st. Josephs church enjoyed a
basket picnic on Tower hill Friday.
Miss Bernice Smith is spending the
| summer in the home of her grandpa
| rents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaChance.
Winifred Brooks has finished work as
| clerk in G. s. Howes store and has
begun work in Harris printing office.
Mrs James O'Brien and daughter,
Eileen. returned home Friday after
spending several weeks at Laurel park.
Mrs. Victor Stearns and two children
| returned Tuesday to Somerville after a
| visit of two weeks at L. F. Liscoms
| 1llllnBndSI Oh frONlueHCe, II. l.,
is with his family at William Barrett's
on Tower hill to stay the remainder of
| the month
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Pratt are storing
their household goods and are unde-
cided where they will settle for the
coming years work
G. NJ. Wright sold the Todd place last
week to A. j. Newstead, who will soon
move there from Burke, N. Y. Mrs.
Newstead is a sister of w. N. Pike.
Miss Alice Currler of New York came
| Wednesday and Thursday accompanied
by her sister, Miss Delphine, left for a
vacation of two weeks in Springfield, VT.
Frank Strasburger of the Liquid Car
bonic company of Boston has been in
town putting in a new electric carbon
alter and egg mixer in Mark s. Mann's
drug store.
The ladies OF the CONGREGATIONAL
church held very successful lawn par