Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-03-21
BELLOWS FALLS BUDGET.

The general superintendent of the rail
way mail service has directed the establish
ment Of the new daily line of railway post
office cars. 40 feet in length between Fitch
burg and this place
The stereopticon views, which were prom.
ised the Bible class last Friday evening,
Mr. OsgoOd was unable to procure at that
time, hut an evening at some future date
will be- devoted to them
Last Tuesday evening, March 49, the Yer
mont State Dental society held the first
meeting Of the series of their fourteenth
annual session at Towns hail. about b den
fists being present
The closing exercises of the schools occur
today, Friday, aud the High school is to
have flag raising, To which some of the
other schools are invited The flag was
presented by the Hon A. " Swain
Next Friday evening occurs the annual
supper and sale under the auspices of the
missionary society of the Methodist church
1t is reported that the Mt. Kilburn Wheel
club Is preparing n minstrel show for some
future date
The sociable given by Mrs Dr. Keyes and
Mrs. II O. Leonard, Friday evening. at
the home Of the latter. was very enjoy.
able affair, about - being present.
Next Sunday evening there will he YES
per service at the Congregational church.
Next Friday evening the young peoples
literary and musical society will meet with
Mrs. Henry King
On Tuesday evening last very large
audience greeted Prof Churchill at the
opera house, and all were much delighted
with the evenings entertainment which
was at once varied, pleasing aud instruct
i've. II was truly a success IN every way
About $50 was realized hy the young PEG
pies literary and musical society. under
whose auspices Prof Churchill came. after
all expenses We're paid
Monday evening next will be- called la
dies evening at the Young mems institute
and an entertainment will be- given hy IL
r.. Sargent uf Boston, illustrated los store
upticun views of life IN the South aud West
among the negroes American Highlanders
Indians and Chinese. These people are in
the territory where the American Mission
AIRY association finds IT., work
Other parties have begun loading ice
from the Connecticut river, loading from
the foot of the log slide Mt the north end of
Green street.
Personal.
Miss Hattie Gray has been at home for a
week from Boston, but returned Friday to
resume her study Of music
Mrs. L. F. Baldwin's father from Peabody,
Mass, is spending Il short time here.
Charles NJ. Wardner has returned to
Brattleboro.
Miss Hattie Hapgood is spending week
with her brother at Winchendon, Mass.
J. c. Day has lately been in Boston pur-
chasing his spring goods.
Rev. B. w. Atwell preached at Bethel
last Sunday.
f. G. Osgood spent Sunday in Boston,
visiting Berkeley Temple.
Daniel Linton has returned from few
days visit at Ogdensburg
j, f. Byrnes's barber shop on Canal
street, which has been closed for some time
for repairs, will soon he reopened.
Geo S. Adams, former secretary and
treasurer Of the Westminster steam mill
company, has been in town.
Mr. f. \. Start, eX editor Of the Bellows
Falls Times, and wife, left for Cambridge,
Mass. Tuesday morning.
f. G.. Allis, ex-editor of the Ludlow
Tribune, L. O. Greene Of the Vermont
Standard, aud h c. Crane, present editor
Of the Tribune, were in town this week
The latter enjoyed a pleasant visit with
Prof Churchill, his former instructor
Brakeman Edward Dufticy of North Wal
pole attempted to step from the top of a
caboose to freight car while near Wal
pole Wednesday evening, and fell between
the cars and was run over He was brought
to this place ON the 1901 accommodation,
but died in a few moments after his arrival.
He was about 80 years Old, and leaves a
wife and six children