Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-09-20
BELLOWS FALLS BUDGET.

The cOrnet band gave one OF the best
concerts Of the season last Friday evening
at the stand
The mail train north from Boston last
Saturday was nearly two hours late the
delay being caused by the breaking down
of an engine on the Cheshire road
Between two and three hundred women
from all parts of the state are expected to
attend the 9TH annual meeting of the Yer
mont branch of the wOman's board Of mis-
sions, to be held here next Wednesday.
Among those who will address the meeting
are Miss Gertrude Chandler of India, Mrs.
Montgomery of Turkey, and Rev. G. G.
Creagan of the American Board. Arrange
ments for reduced fare have been made on
nearly all the railroads of the state, but the
Connecticut River and Passumpsic roads
require passengers to use the regular mile
age tickets with no reduction of fare.
The Baptist ladies gave pleasant supper
at their parlors Wednesday evening, which
was fully attended and much enjoyed by
several from other societies, as well rs their
own.
Herbert A. Chaplin, for several years en-
ployed by +. h. Dewey, and who has lately
been running IA restaurant IN Walpole, has
taken possession of the Humphrey House
III AlSlehil, anu VIII ntIthlleI ht hnbWn uA
one Of the hotel men of this vicinity.
Prof. Williamss house at Saxtuns River
and the office Of the Westminster saN mill
company have recently been connected
with the telephone exchange.
When the town began furnishing pupils
with text books they were kept at the
Mitchell drug and book store They have
now been removed to the library, where
they can be obtained Of Miss llibbard.
Rev Mr.. Sanford Of Thomaston, Conn,
who preached here two weeks ago, has &c
cepted call from Emmanuel church and
will begin his duties here the first Sunday
in October.
An entertainment will be given at Union
hall next Thursday evening, Sept. 2G, 10y
the celebrated penke sisters, under the AN
spices Of the ladie. Of the Episcopal church
Cleo X Russell met with quite II loss last
week in the death of his valuable stallion,
Dexter Prince, bought in California last
year
Our people were panied last Saturday to
learn Of the suicide the evening before Of
Della, the l9-years old daughter Of j. G.
Walker, Esq, Of Langdon, n. II She
left the door Of neighbors house just at
dark, seemingly rs happy and bright IA ev-
err. She never reached home aud her body
was iou"u III ''e "I'"N Vna' runs WI "uS"
the ElllnsS. ~ Is .housnL ny neI .I,''ny
an'' irienlS wa. n'I ueu'" '''u'' no. nav
peeH Pre'''S''lua,en' ou, 'ilaC sue must nave
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LIVE ~, ,.,',.n ST. th;, ~ Iia,. s,'J
H., S,a,L ,,as Id g., bor man, ,.or,,',
friends here amnny whom she was very
nnuulnr Miss Walker was nm Intimate
friend If Miss Ferrar of K..u. who drovn.
ed herself last fall and was well acnuaiut
ed with Miss Ada Walker nr Surin,Gel1
who committed suicide in the same way
These deaths, with that of Miss skinner at
Keene. make four cases of suicide by drown
ing hy Young women Of about the same age
and condition Of life, resident in this vicin
ity. in less than IA year, and they inevitably
suggest certain mental coutagiuu in this
unhappy direction.
At Unnamed church. last Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Samuel Webb of Providence. r
l., preached to a large audience forcible
and elouuent sermon from the texts.
For none of MS liyeth to himself and
no man dieth 10 himself" and Bear We
one another's burdens Mr.. Webbs ser
mons are always listened 10 with the keen
est pleasure by church people here. who
would thoroughly appreciate the privilege
of hearing them oftener.
IL, < Swain and wife vill ,ivs a
recsption at their r.siJ.nre ON Wostmin
ster street. Tuesday evening. Sent u. Ia
the visiting delegates attending the state
convention Of the woman's boarl Of mis-
sions.
Harry Elliot met with quite an accident
last week, being thrown from his bicycle
and spraining both hands He is recover
ering and able To he at the Office "A portion
of the time.
Two Young men in this village were re
Gently fined - and costs for failing To re
turn books taken from the library. and
having no attention to notices sent them
This is the first case of the kind that ha,
occurred here. and shoull he "A warning I,
others
Tuaslav the sam; animal maati,,, If ia.
| Connect;cut Piv.r Mill ,ss,.iati,, y,a.
b.IJ ar the CnmuarrisI bnusn and wa,
fully attended A naprr ON Alcoholic In
| ebri.ty" was read by DIR Iovelaud and
discussed by the members. and several new
theories advanced "Pasteur and his Work
was ably handled hy DR.. Smith Of Hanover
| n. H. DR.. Gale Of Brnttlehnro exhibited
to the society number Of specimens OF
"tubercle haclll, which were Of much in
terest The society sat down to "A dinner t.
which ample Justice was done, as also jus
| tee u the hosiery nl l.add X Minis.
The state secretary Of the Y. NJ G A
spent Sunday here, and spoke at the Con
gregatlonal church IN the evening ON thu
interests OF the ASSOCIATION here.
The black bear mentioned as being seer
here last week is reported as seen again oi
the hill between here aud Saxtnns River
but thorough search 10y sportsmen ha
failed Of his capture as yet.
A movement looking To the purchase of ,
| clock for the town building is ON foot anon,
the Younger citizens During the past weeI
an amateur game of base ball was playe,
for this purpose. resulting i'm about 500
The pauer makers viii soon play n gam
for the same purpose. This will form
nucleus which will interest the people, an,
in the near future it is hoped the banl
spaces ON the building will he covere,
by the moving hands of time.
las II Williams is named i'm the will a
the late Sherlurn s Morrison of Rocking
ham.
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| au"'i'iIS'I"upI VI V,Ic 'Sua'" VI nus "'''l'e
Daniel, anu Is har' mt work settling up I'll
| busineSs connected with the trnde of tn
last few wears
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| Canal street, was lined SIM ana costs To-
Justice RYDER.
IL 10 avnactaI tbe Rallo,ys FalIs Tina
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WIN return 10 lIS on quarters W y
| swans building and he published Iron
there next week. The machinery aud fur
| nitura has nearlv all baan mt i'm nlarp an
| IL nf tina hast throuphout The Tin,as com
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Pahy VIII occupy lhe hrSt ah" Se'",l" su"Tle'
having very Pheasant ana cohhh"lious quar-
tiers Our people feel that, considering u
the disadvantages the company have work
al unJar siuca tho fra tba,, bava sboU,u
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