Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-11-05
HINSDALE, N. H.
school Mas,LG,iuLllerade Snlcc,c,e.ssful.

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beth Hall, who won first prize, which
was a pound box of chocolates, were
dressed to represent Bakers chocolate
girls. The second prize, half pound
2ox OF candy was awarded the Misses
Marion Dickerman and Alta Snow, who
marion Doucette and Miss Katherine La
iioerte: who won third prize. were at
tired in costumes of. black and yellow
Mrs. Willis ID. Stearns and Mrs.
frank Davis, the latter member of
the board of education, were the patron.
esses; a concert. was given. from to
O'Clock, followed by dancing until 10
O'Clock with music by Shows orchestra
of six pieces.
D. j. Lachance is working in Burnside
rr Inc FIJI Fiske Paper Co. shut down Sat
w; $. kimball of Boston has been at
his home here few days.
Dewey. Laffond of Orange, Mass. is
visiting friends in town.
Jason NJ Wright was in Boston over
Sunday, going by automobile.
Mrs. Anna Tildeh has bought a new
Studebaker special-six touring car
Arthur W. Provost began work in the
Hlnsdale garage Monday morning.
Mrss Lillian Adams Of Burlington. VI
S Sas been a guest of Mrs. Louis n.
New windows are being placed in III.
paper mill of the Hinsdale Mfg. Co. on
Main street ,t.
C.. w. Reed and family of Claremont.
y. H., were visitors at George H. Bal
ley's Oct. %. ~ b, 80
e. J. Weed, local electrical contrac.
tor, has installed the complete Willard
service station. ~,
:, Mrs f. C. Robertson entertained the
s Mr5lns or CUB .. IN her home Thursday aft
Mrs. Hugh Sheridan of North Adams,
Mass, is a guest of her daughter, Mrs.
w. +. Robertson.
Edwin W. Robertson was weekend
guest OF his former nurse, Miss Ban
croft. at Brattleboro.
I. j.. Savage is taking a course in min
i!stry at Boston university. He breaches
in Spofford every Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Strouse and
Taylor and Charles NJ. Taylor spent
Saturday in Hartford, Conn.
=, dance will be held in the town hall
furnished by Shows orchestra.
Mr.: and Mrs George Greenwood of
t1tchburg, Mass. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Fisher several days.
y, At the Sunday morning services in the
oniversalist church next Sunday the top
lc Of the sermon will be, The Methodsts.
Carl Sergeant has gone to Campton,
where ne has employment Edon Sar-
seant has taken his place on the milk
route.
Miss Colette Powers of Natick, Mass.
a nigh school teacher here last year, Wis,
Sunday.
Miss Mildred! Booth, vino underwent
serious operation. Thursday morning,
yet, ~, in the Melrose hospital at West
Brattleboro' is comfortable. ., III
Miss Grace Mcguire entertained sew
fs, SleSnE people from Ash@eot and
Main street Sunday night. 'r' ~
Miss Mildred Pike is taxing. q imnIonth's
S at keene normal school. Miss He
lena Cob is substituting for Miss Pike in
her school on Chestnut hill
Mr.. and Mrs. f. SE Clair of Baldwins-
vile, Mass, are guests at the home of
Rev: and Mrs. j.. H. Sargent. The lat
ter is sister of Mrs. Clair.
Miss Margaret ]. Warrington and Miss
Josephine A. Keaney, members of the
high school faculty, were at their homes
in Arlington, Mass, over Sunday
Mrs, Louis Levasseur returned to her
home here the first of the week from the
alelrose hospital in West Brattleboro.
where she had been following an opera
ton Oct. 26.
MI. ana Mrs Daniel DuRgan have
moved into the upstairs tenement in the
Golden house on Mortified road. The
tenement was formerly occupied by Mrs. |
Abbie Stoddard.
Several school friends of Miss Eleanor
Stearns were entertained at a Halloween
party in her home Friday evening Hal |
loween stunts were enjoyed and re-
freshments were served.
The Universalist Woman's mission
circle will meet with Mrs. Anna Tilden |
In. her home on BrattleborO road We'd |
nesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Mrs. |
Carpenter of Winchester will speak.
Nine members of Squakheag tribe, No !
-, !. q. X. NJ. trailed to Greenfield, |
Mass, Tuesday evening and joined Pi- |
comegan tribe of that place in sur
prise on Nonotuck tribe of Easthampton. |
Great chiefs from Massachusetts and |
other states were present.
The new winter train schedule at the |
local station. which went into effect Oct. |
II is as follows Northbound-5.21 a. !
M, DDS a. M, 5.41 p. III. Sunday train. |
northbound-1O3 a. IN. Southbound[
S.o3 a. M, I59 p. M, S.43 p. m, I; Sun |
day train, southbound-3.3 3 p. m.
A Democratic rally was held in the |
town hall Thursday evening. Oct. 2S, |
and was well attended. The first part !
OF the evening was devoted to a street |
parade, in which red torch lights were |
used Music was furnished by the Ash |
nelot drum corps. At the town hall |
the speakers We're Judge James Remck |
and DIR. James Jameson of Con-
Gord and Miss Katherine Ridgeway of |