Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-07
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
BELLOWS FALLS.

wood, y. D., are at y. w. Emerson S.
Aaron II. Woodruff in "Unce Hiram"
will be at the opera house this evening.
The pupils Of the public schools are re
hearsing for celebration of Columbus day.
A. F.. Winncwisscr has opened a variety
store i'm Suffers block, which i, i'm charge
of Mrs. II. f. Bowtell.
DR.. Ingham recently removed a cancer
from the hand of Mrs. George Gcuzcr Of
Westmoreland Depot
Miss Grace Kidder, proof-reader in the
Times office, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Clark, in Marlboro, y. H.
John Mcdonald was fined - and costs,
amounting to Sll,11, for selling liquor,
before Justice Swain ON Monday.
Mrs. D. l.. Sanford and two children
have been spending week or more with
friends in Portland, Me-, returning Tues
day.
There will be an excursion to New York
Monday by way of Troy and the New York
Central road. Tickets will be good until
Oct. 10.
The sermon at the evening service in the
Episcopal church, which has been omitted
during the summer, was resumed last sun.
day evening.
place i'm the express Office, made vacant by
f. H. Rabbit, and with his wife will come
here to live.
A purse of over 500 was presented to
Rev Father lIoulihan of North Walpolc
by his parshionerS ON his return from Ire
land last week.
J. G. With of Boston has bought one
half interest in the drug store of f. $
N,t "a,
charge of the store.
Becdle's orchestra OF kepne will furnish
music for the iiremen'S ball and the con-
cert preceding the ball. Supper will be
served at Towns hotel.
There is said to be even more than
the usual scarcity of desirable tencments
here this fall Notwithstanding the number
of houses that have been built this season.
Miss Eva johnson, who has been visit
ing her brothers and sister for the last few
weeks, returned to her home in Manches
ter, y. H., Monday, accompanied by II. &.
Johnson.
\ party OF members of the Epworth
league and of the Christian Endcayor So
cieties of the Congregational and Baptist
churches will 20 to Bartonsyiile this even
ing for supper and social.
Miss Nellie Adams, who has been acting
as assistant librarian of the public library
since the resignation OF Miss Hibbard,
was made librarian at the quarterly meet
ing of the board OF trustees Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). :. Villas have gone to
Chicago to attend the meeting of the
American Board and visit their daughter
and sons. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Osgood are
also attending the meetings of the Board.
Patrick IIassett, who came here from
Montpelier some time ago. leaving his
bondsman, Geo W. Wing of that place, in
the lTch, was taken to the house of cor
rection Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Low
ell.
E. c. Fairbank, formerly of the firm of
Fairbank n Labaree, has bought the fac
tory property of the j. l.. Buttertield es-
tate in Cambridgeport and will put in
grist mill and possiblya saw mill and chair
shop.
Mr.. and Mr. Z. X. Miller who have
been for the past 20 years missionaries in
Japan, are visiting Mrs Miler's brother
+. p. Kidder. This is the first visit of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller to this country for II
years.
f. II. Babbtt has bought the interest of
Mr.. Bodine of the firm of Allbee II Bo-
dine, dealers in stoves and tinware, and the
firm will hereafter be known as Allbee IL
Babbtt Mr.. Babbitt took possession
Monday.
A special train will run from here to
Brattleboro tomorrow for the accommodate
ton of those attending the veterans re-
union. 1t will leave here at 12:45 p, NJ,
and returning will leave Brattleboro at
l0:30 p. NJ.
An alarm was rlng in from box 81 early
Friday morning and the fire was found to
be in the small confectionery and cigar
store on the stairs leading from School
street to the square The stock Of goods
and the interior of the store We're com
pletely burned out
The first entertainment of the lecture
course will be given at the opera house
next Thursday by the Boston Rivals. The
company consists Of Miss Priscilla White,
soprano, Mr. Willis Novel;, violinist, Mr..
Wallace Goodrich, pianist and accompa-
mist, and Mrs. Jessie Eldridgc Southwick,
dramatic reader.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kimball, Fred
Kimball and George w. Kimball, ir., at
tended the funeral of Hiram Atkins at
Montpelier Tuesday. Mr.. Atkins made
many warm friends during his residence
mere from lNOo 10 lNOb, ana JneS learned
of his death with sincere regret. A full
sketch of Mr.. Atkins's life is printed else
where in this paper.
Court William French, Ancient Order
of Foresters, was organized Thursday
evening at Red Mems hall, and these Off
GERS were installed: j. j. Fenton. past
chief ranger; W. j. King chief ranger;
J. +. Holerhan, subordinate chief ranger
f. j McNany financial secretary, / +
Brosnahan, recording secretary; Dr. V.
Gosselyn, treasurer; Neil Sullivan, senior
woodward; d. }. IIanigan, junior wood
ward; r. f. Hackett, senior beadle; f. b.
McGarry, junior beadle; Edward Barrett,
ID. p. Higgins, }. f. keefe, trustees. There
were 81 charter members.
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