Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
BELLOWS FALLS


rn, Inbnrcc-IIunt wedding ut Charles
town.
ou, of the prcttiest weddings of the year
81, Chorlcstown was that which occurred
.,t fine Unitarian church Wednesday even
fn. when Miss Bertha May Hunt and
Charles William Labaree were married.
lfr Iabarce is a son of G.. X. Labaree, and
ir,ior member of the firm of Fairbank IL .
I ,barrc. The ceremony was performed
NV Rev. r. y. Howard, and the bride was
riyrn away by her father. The church .
WA, handsomely trimmed with evergreen.
after the wedding a reception was given .
af the residence of the brides parents.
Th, bride was attended by Miss Eta Lab |.
,rrr sister of the groom, as maid of hon /
mp The best man was Mr.. j. c. Simp-
.,, nf this place The bridesmaids were
Mis-, Nav Kendrick of Putney, who wore
LIGHT blue silk, Miss Densmore of Fitch
burg. Mass, old pink, Miss Carrie Lam
som. cream silk, Miss Wellington, Nile
Green silk. The bridesmaids carried bou-
otIrtS of chrysanthemms. The ushers
we're Ed. Corbin of Charlestown, Frank
Morgan and Ned Alexander of Bellows
Fails. The brides gown was white faille
silk. made with pointed basque, and
trimmed with lace. She wore veil and
orange blossoms. In the house was a pro-
fusion of cut flowers, ferns, etc, and the
bridal party received the congratulations of
their friends standing before bank. of
ferns and ivy. Besides the immediate fam
fic, of the bride and groom, many rela-
tive, and friends were present from out of
town. \ special train conveyed the Bel
low, Falls party to and from the wedding
Among those attending from this place
were Mr.. and Mrs G.. X. Labaree, Miss
Iabarcc. Miss Lamson, Miss Wellington,
Mrs. John Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID.
Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Fairbank. Mr.. and
Mrs, Francis Flint, Mr. John Flint, Mr. and
Mrs Carroll Moore, Miss Lila Gates, Miss
Nrttie George, Miss Hattie Gray, Miss
Fannie Hapgood, Mr.. Dan Linton, Mr..
Frank Linton. Mr.. w. II. Colby, and Mr..
win Bowtcn. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler,
Mrs. II. II. Davis. Frank Morgan and Ned
Alexander and Mr.. and Mrs. w. !. Eaton.
Miss Fannie Chapman has been having
au attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ball of Clare
mont were in town Thursday
II. G.. johnson and daughter are board
mg at II. Q. Leonardo on Atkinson street.
Mrs. Frank Lockwood has charge of the
book department in j. c. Day " Co. 5 store.
Miss Annie Dow is working in the store
of stone. TuXbury n Co. during the holi-
DAYS
Mrs Walter Blake goes next week to Bur
lmgton to spend Christmas with her father
and sister.
VIRGIL \. Wright. who was the Demo
cratic candidate for mayor of keene at the
recent election, was at one time resident
of Bellows Falls.
Mr.. Markham of Bratteboro and Miss
Cotton gave a concert at the Baptist churcl
Monday evening which was good one
and deserved larger audience.
According to their yearly custom the la
dies of the Episcopal missionary society
send a barrel of clothing this week to tn
basket-makers at Tompkins Cove, \. \
The barrel will be packed today at the par
ish house.
The comptroller of currency has ap
nroved the Second National bank OF Bos
ton as reserve agent for the national BAN
of Bellows Falls and the First Nationa
hank of Boston for the Keene, H., ma
tional bank.
Carroll, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Cady. formerly of Bellows Falls, has bee
DANGEROUSLY i'll the past week at the nom
of II. X, Eaton and wife, his grandparents
at Gouldsville, where Mrs. Cady, and he
three children are stopping for the winter
The Bellows Falls club held very joll
meeting on Monday evening, when part
of 70 or more partook of the bountiiul SUI
per which was provided. Drive whist tul
nished the main amusement for the ever
inc II was voted to hold the next NEE
inc at the new hotel, the Fullerton,
Chester.
Chas. Allen, for the last eight or te
years a well-liked clerk in the dry-goo'
store of George O. Guild, and his succe
Sors. Stone. TuXbury d Co., is closing II
work in that store, and will take pos
ton in the wholesale department OF MA
shall. Field d Co., Chicago. MI Allt
leaves for Chicago next week.
The Humphrey Machine company is sc
tnr pair of its 33-inch A-L-C-R wat
wheels of 125 horse power at the new pap
mill of Guild d Wetherbee, Bellows ran
THE Fail Mountain Paper company h
inst started pair each of 4S-inch and
inch MGR wheels at their lower ia
increasing its power there TO ABOUT =
horse power.-Keene Republican.
On every Wednesday afternoon uh
further notice warm cars Will be run lrU
Boston over the Fitchburg road Tor I
TRANSFORMATION of fruit and other perlsha'
articles. There will be car for the Ches
ire division, one for the Sullivan railroa
one for the Rutland road and one Tor
Central Vermont. These cars VIII
moved promptly and fires will be KEPT
them to prevent the property from freezii
The Keene Sentinel of this week say
"Onicer Head came down from NOl
Walpole Thursday, and again friu'
bringing with him a transgressor OF
law on each trip. Thursday, he had
G. Doolittle in CUSTODIAN offender Wh'
name has become quite familiar. co
pant for selling beer was made OUT
Doolittle pleaded guilty and paid Slo
costs amounting to S24.26, Friday mo
Ing, VIM. Crowley mot VIM. -
brought before the court upon ike char
He pleaded guilty and paid fine OF va
with costs
4 large and well-pleased audience Ill
the opera house last Friday evening TO Il
the Boston Rivals. The concert was III
the best that has been given here TINS
SON The members of the company
Miss Hamlin, soprano; Mss. SouthWl
nanNa