Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-07-12
BELLOWS FALLS COLUMN.

While Chas II. Moore was cleaning a re.
volver recently, il accidentally discharged,
the bullet passing through his hand inhct-
ing a severe wound.
Rev. Richard Morgan will preach at the
Methodist church in Felchvile next Sun.
day.
There was no service at the Episcopal
church Sunday, because Of the illness Of the
lay reader, Mr.. j. H. Webb
The Island House has been opened for
the summer
Rev. G. +. Dascomb Arthur Slader, Mr.
and Mrs. G. w Osgood, and Mr.. and Mrs
l.. S. Hayes have been attending the Moody
meetings at Mortified, Mass
One of the prettiest window decorations
ever seen in the place is the dolls lawn
party, now ON exhibition in the window Of
A. f. Winnewisser's furniture store. Forty
or fifty French dolls in holiday attire, are
arranged in groups ON lawn under green
trees. The central group il intent on an
exciting game Of croquet, another party are
enjoying supper at a well spread table a
quadrille is being danced to the music sup.
posed to come from a toy piano played by
an interesting young lady "A sailor and his
sweetheart are improving the flying mo-
ments IA charming damsel swings in the
hammock watching the children playing
while two or three small boys sit up in the
trees overlooking the whole. The whole
arrangement is very tastefully and ingen-
iously gotten up, aud was the work of Mr.
Conway, clerk in the store
There will he a temperance meeting at
the Congregational church next Sunday
evening, with an address 10y Rev. q. H.
DeBevoise of Keene, N. H.
Eugene T.. Keefe of the police force, has
resigned, and his place is filed 10y j. W.
Buemond.
The trustees of the public library have
wisely adopted the following regulations
Where there is any contagious disease in
family that are taking books out Of the
library, the physician in attendance should
report the same to the librarian, 50 as b.
stop any books going into that family for
the time being"
Z. II. Hadley has bought the house on At.
kinson street. where he has been living for
the past few years DR. Parker has sold
his house on School street TO Geo. A. Brown,
and bought the l.abaree house on Williams
street
The picnic TO be given by the Congrega-
tional society at Lake Warren Wednesday
was postponed on account of the rain until
the next day, when it was again postponed
for the same cause
A fine picture of Alexander Won Hum
boldt has recently been presented to the H.
brary by Col. and Mrs. G. l.. King.
The interest in base ball is looking up
again, and at the meeting of the associa.
ton Tuesday evening it was stated that
there is money enough in the treasury to
start good team, aud it is expected that
one will soon be formed. The same grounds
will he used as before, ON the Morgan mead
ow. These officers were appointed Man
ager, Thomas O'Bren secretary and treas.
urer, Chas. Capron directors, Chas Glib
son, A f. Winnewisser, and f. g. Flint
Ed. Fluette has moved his barber shop
this week into the Howard block
Bishop de Goesbriand of Burlington will
ofiiciate at St Charles church, and admins.
ter confirmation, next Sunday.
The High school pupils will be pleased to
hear that Mr.. j. G. Simpson will continue
his charge Of that school In the year that
he has taught here he has proved himself
faithful, competent instructor, taking a
real interest in the work of the school, and
making himself very popular among the
scholars.
The twentieth anniversary Of the we'd
ding Of Rev J. C. Emery and wife, form
erly residents Of this place, was celebrated
at Attleboro, Mass, last week Thursday by
lemon party, which was largely attend
cd 10y their parishioners and other friends
The Bellows Falls Post Office Equipment
company has declared dividend Of ten
per cent, less insurance.