Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-18
THE VERMONT PIONIX BRATTIEBORO FRIDAY
BELLOWS FALLS BUDGET.

At the annual meeting Of Emmanuel
| church these vestrymen were chosen Jas
II. Williams, l.. f. Baldwin, Wyman Flint,
Carlton Webb, Geo II Rabbit, Geo. O.
| Guild, Zina II. Allbee, Henry T.. Bowtell
William Hall James II Williams, senior
warden l. F. Baldwin, junior warden
Geo. o. Guild was appointed secretary and
4. II. Allbee treasurer.
A company of young people from Keene
presented "Pinafore' at the opera house,
Friday evening, for the benefit of the
Keene Light Guard. The parts were we'll
taken aud the chorus consisted Of about 30
voices. Mr.. f. Carruthers Of this place
took the part Of Dick Deadeye.'
Jas Morse, Dan Linton, Walter Rogers
and j. G. Clair went to Keene Saturday to
see Hands across the Sea.
Preparations are being made for present
| ing the Business Mems Carnival ~ by some
Of the young people Of the Episcopal
church
Seven children we're chrstencd at the
Easter Even service at the Episcopal church,
among them the three children Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. p. II. Hadley.
Thirteen new members were recently re-
ceived into the Universalist church.
Quite number Of new books have been
received 10y the town library and are now
being classified
The late Mrs Hannah Spauding left
$1,000 to the Universallst church IN tins
place, which has now been paid 10 the soci-
ETY.
Sunday, when John Blake, with his wife
and daughter Marguerite, was returning
TO their home in Drewsville, y. II after
visiting friends here, the horse became un-
manageable and upset the carriage. None
of the party however. was injured.
John Brickley, aged 10 years, an employee
of Moore, Arms * Thompson, was drowned
in the river Tuesday afternoon He and
several other men were removing the flash
boards at the back of the mill, when the
timber ON which Brickley was standing
gave way, and he fell into the water; after
rising once he was carried by the current
out into the river, aud though every effort
was made by the other men to rescue him.
they were unable to do so. At the time Of
writing all efforts TO find the body have
proved unavailing Young Brickley's par
ents live in North Walpole, aud he has a
sister IN this place
Mrs Ezra Kimbal of Montpelier, whose
illness was mentioned last week, has since
died, and her remains were brought here
for interment today Mrs. kimball was
many years ago a resident of this place
and leaves a large circle Of friends here
She has been out of health for some time
past, but was confined to her room only a
few week. Mrs. Kimball leaves two sons,
Henry Kimball of Boston, Geo Kimball Of
this place and daughter, Mrs Hiram At
kins, with whom she has been living, in
Montpelier
Six new members were received into the
Methodist church last Sunday.
The Fairy Grotto' is to be- the attrac-
ton presented by the ladies of the Cniver-
salist church, at their annual May day
festival
Tickets to the lecture by Rev sam
Small on From the bar room to the pull
pit" 20 on sale at Bosworth's next Tues
day.
The ladies Of the Baptist suciety will give
a supper in their parlors next Wednesday
evening
1t is understood that the location Of the
new chapel for the Episcopal society has
not yet been decided upon.
The dry goods men find Saturday All even
more than usually busy day since they be
gan advertising special sales ON that day,
and all their stores have decidedly lively
appearance.
Sunday and Monday were real summer
days. the thermometer standing at ~ ON
both days. The bright sunshine after the
long rains has brought out the arbutus in
the woods and crocuses in gardens.