Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-03

zey wednesday for Few days visit.
Mrs Nina Dodge was called to Win |
chester last week on account of Illness |
Mrs. Mary Dolan was called to WAL |
| lingford, VT, last week by illness of a |
| sister.
Miss Minnie j. Snow returned Tues |
| day from a two weeks visit in Win
| chendon.
Wallace Phillips of Windsor, VT,
| spent Saturday with his sister, Mrs. F.
! NJ. Fuller.
Mrs. Lucinda Clark is in town pack
| ing her household goods to move to
| Swanzey.
Cam Passeno has bought the James
| Bridge place on Chestnut hill of Thorn
| as Brownell
| Mrs. G. E. Stevens returned Saturday
| from Bennington, where she had been
| several weeks.
william Doucette, who was in North
| Carolina and Alabama a year, returned
| home Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Monte Pur-
cell have gone to Greenfield where they
have employment.
Miss Maude B. Webb returned Sun
| day from "a weeks visit with her par
ents in Chesterfield.
Miss Hazel Roberts returned home
| Tuesday after spending two weeks in
| Boston and vicinity.
Demetrius Latchls bought a handsome
pair of black horses last week for use
in his fruit business.
The regular May meeting Of the Uni
versalist mission circle has been post
poned from May l to May s.
Timothy Duggan will move soon from
, c. C. Holton's house to the one vacated
this week by Charles Boorn.
Mrs. T. w. Bruce of Brattleboro Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. R. NJ Lang
worthy. several days last week.
Robert White moved his family on
| Monday from the Esten house to the
Raleigh house on River street.
Mrs. Clara Gould of North Atteboro,
Mass, left Tuesday after a five months
visit with her sister, Mrs. w. E. Fay.
Mrs. George Perham and little daugh-
ter. Kathleen, of Swanzey are visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs F. s. Lowell.
The amount cleared last Thursday
evening from the benefit dance held in
the interest of Frank Dickerman was
$99.5O.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank o. Packard and
daughter, Dorothy, returned Saturday
from California, where they spent the
winter
Mrs Elmer Townshend of Saugus
Mass, has been spending a few days
! this week with her father. Philbert
Lefebvre.
MIS-. JOnn SIreeteT ana daughter, MISS
| Ella, went to Springfield Tuesday, call
ed there by the illness of Mrs. Street.
er's sister.
The women of the Universafist society
served their sixth annual May break
! fast Wednesday morning. A large num-
Der attended
: Charles Boorn moved his family
Tuesday from Mrs Nellie Underwood s
, house to the one recently vacated by
J. P. Davenport
, Miss Mollie Hall went to Boston Sat
urday. Her sister, Mrs. DeForest, and
twin sons returned with her Tuesday
, for an indefinite visit.
4 Mrs. James G. Bridge had a birth
e day anniversary party last Friday. Sew
eral friends were present and refresh
e ments were served.
t the Methodist church has been changed
Y to o'clock to accommodate workmen
on the new railroad.
J. w. Field Is having a gasoline tank
put in in the basement of his Mar
!. street drug store for the purpose OF
J supplying gasoline for automobiles
: The Hinsdale Players presented the
: farce-comedy "Our wives at the log
mems reunion in West Chest erfield
. Tuesday night. 1t was enthusiastically
: received.
: TIL high school boys played their first
a game of baseball Saturday afternoon
n with the Brattleboro high school team
The local team showed lack of practice
and were beaten by a score of 6 to l.
v DR.. Minnie Mountain, who gave ar
r afternoon and evening address under the
Il auspices of the w. c. T. u. in the Con-
q gregational church last Friday, also
d visited the schools and gave talks to
a the children.
r Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Packard. who
/, spent the winter at Long Beach, Cal.
% returned home Saturday At a farewell
: reception rendered them at the home o.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Packard just before
h leaving there, 10 former Hinsdale cit
,r liens were present
IS ]. p. Davenport has moved his good
h into the John Roberts house on Higl
IT street and intends to move his famil
n there. Mrs. Davenport, who has bee
sr i'll several months at the home of he
ID mother, Mrs. Susannah Scott. still re
mains in a critical condition.
lie The 18th annual meeting OF the Ne,
Of Hampshire federation Of Women's club
3 will be held in Boston, May 10, 16 an
D. II. by invitation OF the New Hampshir
Is Daughters club Of Boston. 1t Is ex
l. pected that a delegation from the Hins
he dale Womans club will attend.
IS Regular preaching services will b
~ held in the Baptist church on and afte
ssS May at 1880 a. m, and 1850 p. m. IN
Su subject next Sunday will be The Mas
ter's CALL" r. r. Gyles OF Noun
Hermon will have charge of the wor
"a for the summer months. Everyone
welcome.
IN The consignment of several thousan
trout fingerlings received last week iron
- the government hatcheries by Charlie
y W. Stafford were received in exceller
condition and we're used in stocking tn
In brooks in North Hinsdale. B. f. Adam
of Washington. d. c., formerly or TN
in town. used his influence In securing tn
consignment for this locality.
IS The Columbus, Ohio, Evening Dbl
patch OF April IS contained pictul
lly OF one OF Hinsdales daughters. Mr.
Margaret Leonard Derby. The pictul
n appears at the head of an article d.
scribing an entertainment to be give
at the chamber OF commerce in Colun
as bus in honor OF Shakspere's birthds
anniversary. This entertainment wi
'n' arranged by Mrs. Derby and was pa