Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-09-03
HINSDALE, N. H.
Hinsdale's Teaching Force,

| building, Miss Mamie Mann; third
grade in the high school building, Ma
M. Temple; fourth grade in the gram
mar school building, Miss Annie White;
| fifth and sixth grades in the grammar
school building, Miss Knight of West
Concord, N. H., seventh and eighth
| grades in the grammar building, Miss
| Clara M. Stparns; Monument school in
| North Hinsdale, Miss. Edme Lcvpsscur.
| The high school faculty consists of
Prof. II. II. Rice; Miss Margurtc }.
Warrington of Arlington, Mass, En-
glish and history; Miss Josephine A.
Keancy of Arlington, Mass, Latin and
| French; Miss Priscilla r. Colby comes
tic arts. Earl A. Braman of Brattlcbo.
70 has been secured as music tcacher.
No drawing teacher has been scared.
Fred j. Cautlin of Lebanon visited rel
qtives Sunday.
Miss Ella Strectcr is here, from
| Providence, r. |.
Robert Kecne of Boston is guest of
| relatives in town.
Frank Finn of Lawrence, Mass, Wis
| tied friends in town, recently
| Services in the Univcrsast church
will be resumed Sunday, Sept II.
John Fclice of South Hadlcy, Mass,
visited friends in town over Sunday.
| Miss Eva White of Keene came Sat
uray for a weeks visit with friends.
Ora Chamberlain of t,rattleboro Wis
tied relatives Saturday and Sunday.
| Miss Annie White visited her sister,
| Mrs Victor Cote, in Greenfield, Mass,
| last week.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan of Greenfield,
| Mass. was recent guest of Mrs. r. NJ.
| Langworthy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Powers are Wis
| ting Mrs. William Fitzgerald in New
| York n week.
Mr.. Hood, an evangelist, will speak in
he Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
morning, Sept. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor of Har
risvlle, N. H.. visited at Mrs Paul
Magnns s. Monday.
Tho store on Kilburn street known
AZ the Cook racket store, has been
bought by Ed WEIGH.
Miss Nellie Rcdding of Springfield.
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Redding.
Services will he held Sunday morn
ing in the First Congregational church,
after n month g vacation.
Robert McCaughern has returned to
Hartford, Conn.,, after visiting Hins.
dale relatives a few days.
Mrs. George Estey has rented the ten
omcnt on Canal street owned by Frank
Williams and will live there.
Mrs. Mnhlon Knapp and son, Russell,
who visited relatives in Moretown, Vt,
returned home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harper are to
kpccupy the upstairs tenement in the So
called Wise Block on Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pelkey, who Wis
tied relatives in Pittsfield, Mass, three
weeks, returned home Saturday night.
Miss Isadore Amidon, who was guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. p. F. Amidon, several
weeks, has returned to HoolSsett, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs Bronson p. Lamb of
Greenvlle, n H., were guests last week
If the formers brother, John NJ Lamb
Miss Athena Bellevcau of Bratteboro
las been spending several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Octave Dcllcveau.
Mr. and Mrs. Orren C. Robertson and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Stcarns and two
children were i'll Springfield, Mass, last
week
Mr.. and Mrs f. C. Robertson, Mr..
md Mrs. F. W. Jeffords and two chill
lren were at Hampton Beach a few days
asst week
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Robertson
returned from Boston ard vicinity
Tuesday night after a 10-days' visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Richard C. Gallup of Providence,
R. l., who spent several days with
'riends returned to her home in Provi-
lence Monday.
Mrs. F. II. Robertson and daughter,
Miss Eva Robertson, who were at several
teaches some time, have returned to
thcir home here.
Mrs Herbert Atwood and daughter,
Miss Mae Atwood. Of Kcene visited Mr.
and Mrs. Albert f. Fisher few days
The last of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hall of Pinecas-
lie, Fla, who have been spending the
hummer in Westmoreland, visited Mr..
md Mrs L. II. Davenport recently.
Mrs. Jennie Bronson of New York, |
vas guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. |
Holland last week. She has been
spending the summer at Spofford lake.
Charles W. Smith of East Lynn,
"NNN'' VIM huu bttH II guest OI MS
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Adams several |
days, returned to his home Saturday |
morning,
Several members from Squakheag
tribe of Red Men plan to attend a meet
ing of the Connecticut Valley Red
Men s Council in Charlemont, Mass,
Saturday, Sept. 4.
Mrs. George o. Smith of Winchester,
wife of the supervisor Of schools has
been secured to teach in the Plain
school at North Hinsdalc, until an
other teacher can be found
Miss Margaret Marshall of Lynn,
Mass, who is employed in the store of
Burrows and SanbOrn, Inc, of that
city, is enjoying II two-wecks' vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bnkinshow and
daughter, Gertrude and Miss Irene De
Rond, all of Cambridge, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Clifford d.
Steorns at their home on Bratteboro
road.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. Fuller and
their twin daughters, Bernce and Ber-
tina Fuller and Mr. and Mrs Herbert