Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-05-23

BeilONH Fabh'
A voung man named Harry Abbott, en-
Moved by the Cheshire railroad got pinched
in the yard while coupling cars Tuesday
morning. lie VIA. badly bruised but not ia
tally.
Camps monster circus and menagerie is
TO be here next Monday. They have engaged
the grounds of A. f. Minis across the river
instead of coming into Vermont. They came
from Claremont and go TO Keenc, travelling
by rail with their own train of cars
E. f. Dewey has bought large interest
in the Fall Mountain Brewery here, aud the
firm name was changed May LIST to Walker,
Dewey, Blake Il Co. Dewey has been gener-
al agent for the firm since it began business
in 1877.
The closing entertainment of the Bel
lows Falls lecture course for the past winter
comes of this week Friday evening, and will
consist of another concert by the Swedish
Lady Quartette assisted by the Blaisdell Or
chestral Club. As the quartette is popular
here from their recent entertainment, no
doubt they will draw full house.
Water wheels with an aggre gate of 100
horse power are employed by the Fall Noun
tain Paper Co. here for the grinding of wood
pulp alone, besides the power used for their
different departments. Rumor has it that
the company intend building another brick
mill for making pulp this summer, which
will make their sixth mill here. 1t will stand
Just south of No. /, taking its power from
the "old foundation raceway and adding
500 to the amount Of former power used.
A much needed improvement in the
business of Babbitt a Hayes druggists has
recently been made by the perfection Of an
arrangement whereby night calls for medi-
cines can be readily answered, and compe-
tent persons to compound prescriptions are
in attendance at all hours Of day and night,
or Sundays
The Perley Comedy Company are to re-
turn here the 18th and / 9TH of June and play
"The Two Orphans" aud "A Celebrated
Case" They gave the best satisfaction at
their recent entertainment, here Of any sim
liar troupe for long time.
The resignation of Rev. N. F. Carter,
the Congregational pastor here, was rendered
to his congregation Sunday May nth, and
has since been accepted by the church and
society, both bodies unanimously adopting
resolutions commendatory to him and wish
ing him much success in his new field Of la
Dor. He goes to Quechee, Vt, June LIST
Some of the boys made the nights hideous
Thursday and Saturday of last week in their
endeavors to serenade newly married coup
lie on Westminster street, and made them
selves so offensive that the police had to dis
perse the rabble much TO the satisfaction of
the neighbors, to say nothing of those for
whose benefit the entertainment was pro-
posed.
BY the death of Mrs. s. I. Searles which
occurred last week, the last of the formerly
well and widely known family of John Arms,
of whom she was a daughter, passed away.
There is talk of moving the Methodist
church a little to the northwest of where it
now stands and raising it up 10 or - feet
the latter long needed as it sits very low
Work will be commenced soon on il if suif-
cient funds can be obtained
A council of Congregational churches of
this vicinity, called for the purpose of dis
missing Rev. N. F. Carter, is to be held here
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
The sale of tickets for the cantata of the
Haymakers, Wednesday and Thurs day even
ings of this week, began last Saturday morn
ing and about POO were sold that day. The
first rendering of it Wednesday evening drew
good house but it was not crowded. The
present sales indicate that a much larger
house will be ON hand Thursday evening. 1t
is a fine cantata and under a good amount of
training by Prof @. l.. Barber it makes a
pretty and interesting feast of music
A young man is doing quite business
here this week in painting up the large pho
tographs of the village in oil, giving the shad-
ing and colors in a very attractive way They
look very finely, but by the time a few more
improvements are made in them none but a
millionaire can afford them. Photograph
So Frame 81. Painting So. Total $40.
N0io-
Another new dwelling was begun last
week on Atkinson street, just south of the
one recently erected by II. c. Hatch.
Rev. @. r. Moor of Cambridge, Mass.
supplied the Universalist pulpit last Sunday
Hardware clerks and printers devils are
said to have suffered especial indignities at
the recent serenades.