Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-25
BELLOWS FALLS BUDGET.


nected with breaking ground for the new
parish house. Following morning service
IN the church the rector and congregation,
singing a professional, went TO the lot adj.
joining the church, where the house will be
built After an address by the Rev. ID. l..
Sanford appropriate TO the occasion, ev-
cry parishiOner present was asked to turn
sod that each might feel that he was tax
ing part in an occasion which, the rector
said, marked an epoch in the history of the
church. The service was fully attended
and thoroughly enjoyed.
The dry goods store of j. G. Day & Co.
has been enlarged by two story addition
of 20 feet to the rear of the building. This
is much needed Improvement to the store,
and being well lighted, gives fine oppor-
tunity for the display of dress goods, etc.
In the basement the addition to the cloak
room is also great Improvement and will
doubtless be appreciated by clerks and Gus
toners.
The excursion to Providence Island Tues
day, was attended by about one hundred
people from here.
Mr.. Wyman Flint is soon to build house
on South street for the use of his son, Mr.
f, g. Flint.
Mrs. NJ. j. Arms has gone to Roxbury
Mass, for a week or more.
Mrs. c. g. Lane and daughter spent last
week at Spofford lake, returning Saturday
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Moore and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Moore spent Sunday at Sun
apee lake.
Mrs. Henry Merriam from Worcester,
Mass, with her son, is spending the sum
mer with Mrs Merriam's parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Wright.
Mrs Fred Babbitt and daughter, Made
line, have been visiting friends in Wood
stock and White River junction.
Mrs. w. j. Conant and Mrs. Norris Cook
went to Rutland Saturday to spend few
days with Mrs. D. b. Sexton
j. e. Villas of Montana is spending a
week or two here with his parents.
Willie Emery Of Attleboro, Mass, is Wis
iting Scion Gray.
Mrs. Rogers from Alstead, and Mrs. New
man and Mrs. Allen of Brattleboro are Wis
ting Mrs. Henry.
Miss Belle Stuart went TO Brattleboro
Thursday for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Flint gave dinner
party to few friends at Towns Hotel last
week Thursday.
Mrs. Barr from Manchester, N. H., is
with her sister, Mrs. A. Dow.
Mrs Geo. Poole of Roxbury, Mass, has
been in town this week.
Col f. c. Butterfield aud family, Mrs.
George Kimball, c. W. Butterfeld aud Miss
Lizzie went to Lake Park Saturday for the
remainder of the summer.
Scion Gray is taking his vacation and he
and Willie Emery are at Sunapee lake for
a few days.
Mrs. F NJ. Wilson, Mrs. Geo. II Bah.
bitt and Mrs. Geo o. Guild went to Sun
apee Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Villas returned from
Chicago Saturday.
Announcement has been made of the en-
gagement of Mr. John w. Flint of the firm
Of Flint & Sons, and Miss McGeough OF
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. d. A. Guptil of Montpelier is spend
ing a few weeks here with her mother ant
sister.
The Epworth League will give a lawn
party at Pine Grove this Friday evening
Music will be furnished and refreshment,
will be served.
J. E. Edison of Bartonsville, while al
work on a barn for the Vermont Farm Ma
chine Co, Saturday, fell from staging
and was badly bruised, but fortunately es
capped with no broken bones.
The Universalist society will make an ex
cursion to Crystal Lake, Gardner, Mass
next Tuesday, leaving here at 9:25 A. N
and returning at p. NJ Fare for tn,
round trip will be IS cents.
The Methodist Sunday school go to Fairy
Dell, Charlestown, next Wednesday for
picnic, leaving here at 8 A. and return
ing in the afternoon. Fare, adults, u
cents children, Is cents
The Baptist Sunday school will go Il
Lake Warren for picnic next Tuesday.
j. A. Hamilton, d. D., secretary of tn
College and Educational society, preache'
at the Congregational church Sunday.
Dr. f. c. Bruce of New York will lectur
at the Congregational church next Wednes
day evening under the auspices of tn
Young Mems Institute.
Miss Minnie Adele Crossette will sing a
the praise service to be held at the oil
church in Rockingham, Sunday afternoon
There was a meeting of the w. r. G. a
their rooms last evening.
viii Eaton has been at home i'll for
week past, but is able to be in his store
portion of the time
, Mrs Frank Perry is taking a vacatio
. from her business and is with her husban
at Jamaica.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Day and daughte
Charlotte start the last Of this week for
drive through New Hampshire and will
absent several weeks.
Z Mrs. Oren Westcott, four children an
maid, from Providence, X. l., are spendin
e a portion of the summer at II. o. Leonard
on Atkinson street.
. Miss May Stuart will go TO Glens Fal
. Monday to attend the school of methods
teaching.
Miss Alice Jackson will attend the sun
mer school of music at Lexington, Mass
\ next month.
: Miss Ida Robinson and j. c. Villas wei
e. to Sunapee Monday, where they were IL
guests of Mr. aud Mrs Leslie Bennett.
/ Miss Page of Berwick, Me, has bee
II spending two weeks with her sister in Law
a Mrs. Geo. Page, returning to her hon
:, Monday.
d Mrs. NJ. l.. Bowers of Chicago is e;
N pected here for a short visit next month.
Sidney Perry aud wife returned to the
home in Kearney, Neb., this week, aft
several weeks visit with friends here al
in Saxtons River,
IS o. A. Day of Loudville, Mass, spel
d Sunday in town.
# Rev. NJ. j. Allen and wife are spendir
- two weeks with Mrs. Aliens mother, Mr.
Hanks.
Clark Chase has been in Boston I'll
u week buying goods.
n Mrs. c. E. HolbrOok is in Worceste
i Mass.
IS Mrs. Driscoll formerly of this place b
It now of Brooklyn, is spending few da
IS here.
1t S. c. Fleming this season has charge
d large summer hotel at Montank Point,
- l., instead of at the Crawford House whe
r he has been for eleven years past.
e Geo. II. Rabbit and l.. S. Hayes we
e registered at the Twin Mountain Hou
= this week.
- Mrs. n. G. Williams and two daughte
!, are at ST. Johnsbury this week.
70 The PuIPit Rnd the stage.
le Rev. f. NJ Shrout, pastor United BrethT
A. church Blue Mound, KAN says: ! feel II
, duty 10 tell what wonders DR., Kings New Disc,
cry has done for me. My lungs were badly
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