Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-06-24
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
BELLOWS FALLS.


day at the Baptist church.
Rainbow party will be given at the
parish house on Thursday of next week.
Msr. Frank Flint gave musical at her
home on South street Monday afternoon.
A. W. Gorham had green peas for sale,
from his School street garden. on the DIST.
Mrs. j. A. Eaton has gone to Lowell.
Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fay Mar
tin.
The fireworks for the Fourth of July
have been ordered from Masten ~ Wells of
Boston.
Mrs. D. \. Guptil of Montpelier is spend
ing a few weeks with her mother, Mrs
Nutting.
The ladies of the Episcopal society gave
a picnic supper at the parish house last
evening.
A. II. Moore's house on King street has
been newly frescoed, the work occupying
several weeks.
A. H. Brown and his daughter, Mrs
Nellie Brown, are in Charles River, Mass.
with Frank II. Brown.
Mrs Divol and Mrs. Nourse gave the
regular fortnightly supper at the Universal
list vestry last evening.
Flint and Gorham Elder of Maiden,
Mass. are visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wyman Flint
Mrs. Eugene Munroe of Worcester Mass,
is spending some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Eddy.
The Bellows Falls band furnished the
music for the military drill at the Vermont
academy Tuesday afternoon.
At the Grand lodge of Masons in Bur
lington last week Chas H. Williams was
chosen treasurer and recorder.
Miss Hattie Gray went to Worcester.
Mass, Monday to attend the wedding of
Miss Annie Buzzel of that place.
Miss Katharine b. Titus was one of the
class graduated from Nassar college last
week and Is now with her parents in Bos-
ton.
Rev. 5. II. McCollester, d. D., will
preach the baccaaureate sermon before
the graduating class of Norwich university,
Mortified, next Sunday
A lecture on the Kelley cure was given
at the opera house Wednesday evening 10y
Harry Meredith, a representative Of the
home at North Conway, y. II.
A. A Halliday has moved this week to
his new house on Webb's Terrace. The
house vacated by him will be occupied by
Mrs. Gorham, who moves there next week
J. c. Simpson of Portsmouth. y. H.,
was here last week and attended the grad
uating exercises of the High school. of
which he was for four years the principal.
The date for calling in all books belong
ing to the public library will be Tuesday,
July 9TH and all books not returned at
that time will be fined two cents day I'M
til returned.
The barn which d. X. Barry was build
ing in the rear of his residence on Akin
son street proves to be a tirst-cass tene-
ment for two tenants and will soon be
ready to occupy.
The Bellows Falls club proposes to take
trip to Saratoga by way of Lake George
and Lake Champlain some time next
month. If fifty tickets are sold a special
car will be provided.
At a recent meeting of the vestry of
Emmanuel church Geo. Fl. Babbitt was
chosen senior warden in place of Geo. O.
Guild resigned, and Joshua II. Webb was
made junior warden.
At the Democratic caucus Saturday cv-
ening David Savage W. II. Griswold, Geo.
W. Kimball, Levi Russell, T. f. O'Brien,
and Jas. +. Byrnes We're elected delegates
to the county convention.
Ambrose Rumrill was fined 50 and costs
for intoXicaton Monday. William Read
of Rutland was fined S10.51 and Pat Fahey,
for third offence, has two months at the
work house and a fine of Spoil.
Fred Rowell. who works at the sulphide
mill. had his head severely hurt by fall
ing plank last week. \ bad cash was cut
and afterwards erysipelas set in. but he is
now recovering and is able to be out of
doors.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Lockwood of Sara
toga, came TO II. \. Phelps's last week for
stay of several months. Mrs Lockwood
who has been an invalid for many years.
shows quite an improvement during the
past year
Miss Sadie williamson. a former pOpu-
lar teacher at ST. Agnes Hall, spent por-
ton of the past week here with her sister
Mrs. Daniel BeatOn She has been ocat-
ed for the past six years at Las Vegas. y.
M, teaching, and returns there in Septem-
Der
Miss II. y. Hibbard returned last week
from Boston. where She has been for the
last five weeks studying bookkeeping at
the Bryant d Stratton business college.
Miss Hubbard will return to Boston in Au-
gust to take a position as book-keeper
there.
ne lSldlu roma HERALD mas InlS men
ton of interest to Bellows Falls people in
its account of the Pinafore performance at
that place: 'Mr. +. Carruthers made a hit
in his character of dick Deadeye" 1t
was very taking impersonation both in
singing and acting
Children's day was observed last Sunday
at the Universalist church and the church
was prettily decorated with cut flowers and
pOtted plants for the occasion. The chill
dren's service was well attended aud inter
esting. At the morning service twelve
persons were baptized.
At the regular quarterly meeting of the
Bellows Falls savings institution, held last
week, the regular semi-annual dividend of
two per cent to the depositOrs was voted
The deposits have increased $50, 00O-a
larger amount since the last meeting than
ever before. They now aggregate nearly
million dollars, and at no time has the
outlook been more encouraging. Ii is an
institution in which our citizens feel a lust
pride and confidence.
AT the Republican caucus held in Ban
quet hall Saturday afternoon these dele
gates to the state, county and district CON
ventions were elected: State convention -
J. F. Alexander, II. d. Ryder, II. b. Da-
Wis, 4. ii. Allbee, \. W. Emerson, Carroll
Moore; county conventional II. All
bee, +. A. Bodies, John T. Moore F.
Flint, ID. =. Higgins, c. II. Williams, Wy
man Flint, Geo. Il. Wales, H. W. Hutch