Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-08-16
OUR BELLOWS FALLS BUDGET.

Thomas Donahue from Worcester, Mass.
and Thomas Donovan of Quincy, Mass,
quarrymen who had just left the granite
works at West DummeTstOn and were on
the way to Concord, y. H., were run over
by the cars at the depot on Tuesday Don
ahue was killed and Donovan seriously in
jured. They had been drinking heavily,
and laid down on the track.
Rev. Mr. Pratt, from Pennsylvania, off
ciated at Emmanuel church last Sunday and
it is expected will do so next Sunday
Rev. b. w. Atwell preached in Ludlow
last Sunday.
The band gave an open-air concert on
Atkinson street Monday evening.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic at War
rens pond on Tuesday was one of the larg
est and pleasantest held there this summer
The day was fine and everybody had good
time.
Several from this place expect TO attend
the annual festival Of Episcopal church
choirs to be held in st. Luke's church, St
Adams, Oct 81 and Nov. |, with $. b.
Whitney of Boston as conductor. Mr.
Whitney has conducted these festivals for
many years, and is very popular in that ca
pacity. The different railroads in the state
give half fare rates, and choir members
and clergymen attending will, AS usual, he
given free entertainment.
David Savage has bought the Keene cash
grocery of Tim Sullivan, aud will take pos
session about Sept. LIST.
The concrete crossing just put in at the
top of the hill on Westminster street is we'll
appreciated, as the crossing has heretofore
been one of the worst in town
| fpha n.ll.u-s Eall, h,;Il,n.. t,,,,
held their annual meeting last week and
this board of directors was chosen l.. q.
Howard, l.. NJ. Read, c. w. Osgood VIM.
A. Russell aud Geo. A, Brown.
DR.. A. j. Parker has recently bought,
through l.. $. Hayess real estate agency,
two AL joining lots ON the old terrace, and
purposes to erect house thereon at once
He has also bought the two story house
north of Scion Alexander's residence, for
merly owned by Geo. A. Brown.
Flint * Sons paper mill is closed for re
pairs
Miss NJ Adele Crossette and Miss Thwing
| of Brattleboro will give concert at the
Baptist church in this place Friday even
ing, Aug. ED,
The Bellows Falls base ball club viii hold
a social dance at Union hall next Thursday
evening.
In the base ball game on Tuesday of this
week between the Bellows Falls and Brat
tleboros, on the grounds here, the Bellows
Falls nine were defeated by score of To 3.
The library will be re0pened to morrow.
The long established grocery business of
the late O. f. Woods passes this week into
the hands of A. H. Bissell son-in-l law Of
Mr.. Woods, who has been the manager of
the store for many years past
Personal.
Mss Mary Gale has returned from Sun
apee and is working in the post office.
A. ID. Beckwith has moved into DR.. Whit
mans house on South street
j. A, Eaton's family are at Sunapee lake
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Hapgood and son
Howard of Winchendon, Mass, drove uI
here last Sunday aud will spend week OF
two with Mrs Elbridge Hapgood
G. l.. Barber and DIR. j. Sutclitfs Hill ar,
recovering from recent attacks OF illness
Edw. Arms is in Boston.
Will Conant of Cleveland, o., is visiting
his parents here.
Chas II. Bradshaw of New Orleans, La
and Miss Bradshaw of Montpelier are visit
ing Mrs Nutting.
Miss Schouler of Maryland is the guest o
her aunt, Mrs. James II. Williams.
Mrs Atwell aud daughter have returned
from Healdyille, where they have beeI
spending few days
Mrs. Frank Mitchell started for her HON,
in Iowa ON Monday, accompanied by he
brothers.
Mrs. Norman Adams aud Miss Amy hav
returned from a stay of several weeks a
their farm in Grafton
Vivian White has returned from his va
cation at Sunapee and is in his old place a
j, q. Days.
Edgar Wright, salesman at c. l.. Bar
ber's music and sewing machine rooms,
taking vacation at Montpelier,
Miss Madge Paul, who has been visiting