Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-31
THE VERMONT PIIGNIX
BELLOWS FALLS BUDGET.

Chas H. Russell and wife, who have here
tofore boarded with 9. II. Sawyer, have
this week begun housekeeping in A. N.
SWANS dwelling on Hapgood street, for
merly occupied by II. c. johnson.
Friday of last week complaints we're en-
tered by States Attorney Cudworth for
violations of the liquor law by the following
parties who were each fined the sums nam
ed, pleading guilty to the charge, Thomas
Donegan, in Blake's building, $500 Michael
Murphy in Lovells building, $500 John
| OLeary's saloan on the stairs leading to
School street, $50 and Timothy Sullivan,
| 500 OLearv promised TO close his place
entirely and Mr.. Sullivan not to sell except
upon physicians prescriptions. Warrant
was issued also for a man named Hunt who
| has kept the billiard saloon in the second
story of Bridgman block, but he was found
to have skipped out and could not be reach
ed. These amounts, with those assessed
upon the two hotels recently, make 81 ,375
in fines paid by dealers, but considering that
they have not been called upon for some
years before it does not make large aver
age license fee.
August Goth there was introduced in
Congress, and referred to the committee on
military affairs, bill referring to a citizen
of our village 1t was to the effect that the
secretary of war be directed to set aside
the sentence of court martial and grant
an honorable discharge to Lieut.. julius A
Morrill, Of the LIST Vernon. Heavy Artillery.
We understand that the sentence referred
to was that of dismissal from the service
because of absence from duty longer than
leave granted him, which was caused by the
missing of a train in New York, which Mr..
Morrill, failed to explain satisfactorily to his
superiOrs or TO the court which tried him.
The Wheel club, which has had one room
in Union block for a number of years. is
at once to have possession of the room here
tofore occupied by Dr. Hill, in Arms's
block, which adj joins the other room and a
billiard table is at once to be put in there
DR. Hill goes into the office lately occupied
by DR.. Parker, who in turn goes over into
opera house block. His room there will be
next to the dental rooms of DR.. Eddy.
Next Sunday the water will be shut Oft
from the whole village system for the pur
pose of cleaning the reservoir out for the
winters use.
The steamer on the river here, the "lleenn
has run between here and Charlestown
considerable the past season, and still makes
frequent trips. 1t is owned and run by
Edward Fit2smmons and will carry about
30 persons very comfortably.
Henry Ware, who keeps restaurant ON
Rockingham street was charged Saturday
with selling liquor. which charge was not
sustained, and he was discharged.
Missionary concert at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening, at which an enter
tanning program is promised.
Nearly two inches of snow covered the
ground here Thursday morning of this
WEEK. lor Vhe hrSV t'ihe VhiS seasoh'
The auction sale of the large Bellows
f,r,,, soutb 81 ,ur ,,;IIo,,, i, Wal,oIa m
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suited III It's being bld OIL tuesday by a
Mr.. AmOry of Massachusetts, who is to oc
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was III tne grahu llst as valued at Sl4,OOu'
and upon the death of Mr. Bellows was ap
nraisad as M, assat Of III. ,s+ata of an OOo
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anu YET IL Drought only SioVu at the auc
$ ton.
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was turned on the first time Monday even
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! ZION 10 Jhe appearance OF our Vlrlnlty L
| people passing through here on the eveninl
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, ueuIs on IhaI sue OF tue river luere arr
u six OF them and they work in every wa
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tune when mas come To our ntlghOorlhg Nlag
Of Walpolr in the donation of a handsome hhrar
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thre years butt SO pretty and imposing res
l. dence buildings ON the pminen,,. south Of the vi
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NJ father vent West when Uudsnn was nuite voun
and aftprWard amass4d rnnsid,.rnhI,. WEALTH nm
uuon his death sn,n, years 40, his s, ,,rr,i.
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ness Interests ar,. but has hmilt his Wainni
~ Mace a. his summer b,m,. Us v,.rt To- ~ IN
1 for the winter about three, weeks agn and b4for
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