Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-06
PHOENIX g.
BELLOWS FALLS BUDGET.

The Mt. Kilburn Mission circle will hold
their fourth annual fair in the vestry Of
the Congregational church next Wednes-
day c. supper will he served on the
European plan.
Rumor has it that the Westminster saw
mill is to begin running again in few
weeks
A missionary concert was held Sunday
evening at o'clock at the Baptist church
The exercises consisted Of singing, recita
tons aud an exercise showing something Of
the work Of the mission schools in the
South After few remarks 10y the sup
plying pastor a collection was taken for the
benefit Of Miss Mitchell, the lady teacher
who gave such an interesting talk to many
Of our people, some time since, Of her ex
perieuce in these mission schools.
There was an excursion from Bellows
Falls to Boston. over the Cheshire road,
starting Monday aud Tuesday aud return
ing within five days.
G.. w. Osgood aud son Edward are at
Burlington, attending the state convention
of the Y. NJ. &. A, nov IN session. The
convention is to be held in the magnificent
new association building recently dedicated.
The cold snap Wednesday morning com
|
| 3 o'clock ON account " anchor ice running
in the river.
The windows Of the various stores in
town are beginning to grow beautiful with
numerous things from Santa Claus's store
house
The storekeepers needed only Il slight
hint, which they received Wednesday, t.
bring forth sleds and skates, which may be
] saa,, ia nrnfuaa uuunl,nre IN thnir ,,iutlp,,s
Rev A. b. Dascomh Of the Congrega
| tional church gave an historical sermon
! Sunday morning, aud in conclusion sug
gested that his deacons together with the
Sunday school superintendent aud his AS
sistant should occupy the time usually de
voted to the monthly missionary concert.
| The train of thought proposed was that of
| the Young Mems Institute, and IA meeting
was appointed for Monday evening, in the
vestry, for the completion Of AN organila
! ton At this meeting goOdly number
we're present, and the name Of Young
Mems Institute, with II suitable coIstItu
! ton aud 10y laws, was accepted aud adopt
| ed with these officers President. f.. g.
! Osgood vice president, DR.. Edward Kirk
land secretary, Walter G. Smith treas
urer, A. j. Holly aud a board Of man
ayers consisting of the above named officers,
together with Perlev Kimhall, Walter
Black and Chauncey Adams. The object
of this society is to furnish a place of wei
come aud means of enjoyment for all by
the use of papers, magazines, music, games,
| etc
One of the outside changes that has oc-
CURED in the transfer of the management
of the hotel from Town to Mason, is that Of
running "A hack furnished 10y y. II FAIRS
Ill Ill f.. 4 l.... stal
use of its patrons
The pulpit Of the Baptist church was
supplied Sunday hy q II Stafford from
Boston, who, We understand. is to supply
during the absence Of the pastor, Mr. Al
ger.
The mill now occupied 10y W 4 Straight
is soon to he occupied 10y Earle, Blake 4
Hart for the manufacture Of wooden boxes.
Those who attended the ball given under
the auspices Of the Ancient Order of lliber
mans report it success. About lOO coup
les joined in tripping the light fantastic toe
Vermont Academy ha1 posters out for u
course of lectures. the first To- be given
Friday evening, Dec. Il, 10y Frederick \
Ober. his subject being Mexico, Historic
and Picturesque" illustrated hv Strreupt
con views, u he followed 10y other promi
nent lecturers and the Ariel Ladies' quar-
tet Of Boston The program Indicate, ii
rich literary feast
Daniel kining Of North Walpre wa,
taken sick Saturday aud died SUNDAY night
The trouble was rupture Of the bowels
Personal.
Alice jackson left this week for short
stay in Boston.
Frank Moody aud Fred Straight started
] q. L., hal
Henry Straight has taken claim, AMI viii
set up wood working establishment
II : Gray is in Boston thi, week for
holiday goods Ia stock hi, store
Mrs C. b. Sawyer aud daughter start
Friday for Boston where they will spend
two weeks
Geo a. Brown. Esq, returned last " eek
from Alabama where he has been ~eVrra
weeks in the real estate business
Mr. Osgood aud Bert, while ON then
Thanksgiving trip to Boston and Lawrence
Mass, with little difficulty secured passage
by means of the tug, Samuel Little, to the
flag ship Chicago, and report much pleas
ure in examining her.
L. 5. Hayes met the Rice excursion par
" last Saturday at Greenfield, Mass aud
Joined them for II two weeks trip tn Fort
Denison. Tex, and ON his way home tx
poets To visit several other places Of inter
est aud note.
f. f. Dennis. who has been for som,
weeks in the employ Of O,spoi x Barker
has returned to Worcester, where he vii
work in the extensive machine works OBJ
f. f. Reed
The young professor employed in Austin
studio, accompanied hy De Mclutvre
started Tuesday for II weeks trip t. lrd
low, where he is prepared to do either il
or out door work IN the line.of photography
Ethel King returned from Boston la,
Wednesday.