Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-08-04
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS.

Alfred Fields is at Chicago.
Fred Picltwicl is in Chicago
Walter Rogers is in New York
Mrs. f. c. Carmen is visiting in town.
j. T. Kcefe is back from the Worlds
Fair.
Fred b. Underhill is in town for a brief
visit.
Rev. f. f. Marggraf is in Caledonia,
Ohio.
Mrs. Frank Hapgood and children are
visiting here.
Rev. c. X. b. Dodge and family have
gone to Nova Scotia
Miss Hattie Gray returned from Chicago
and the fair, Saturday.
Miss Nellie Dean is enjoying her three
weeks vacation in Belfast, Me.
Frank Baldwin of Grafton, Mass, is Wis
iting his niece, Mrs. John Blood.
A. w. Emerson of the Times is on
fishing trip on Long Island sound.
Miss Addie Osgood of Lawrence, Mass,
is the guest of c. w. and Mrs. Osgood.
Mrs. II. NJ. Ingram is taking an outing
at Nantasket and will remain two weeks.
William II. Taylor and wife have re-
turned from their visit in Danbury, Conn.
In our last weeks resume on the new
buildings, we omitted Henry Beams on
Atkinson street.
George EXner is now having his vaca-
ton, from the Vermont Farm Machine
company's office.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Barber and Miss Lu
Ranville are at Newport, attending the
musical convention.
NJ 20, nv,,-,, apJ Jouvl,tot Ruth
are in town for a few days, and are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs w. Slate.
Frank Pelton who, it will be remember
ed. taught the eighth grade for some time,
has been visiting in town.
Miss Myrtle Newell, a typewriter in the
Vermont Farm Machine company's Office,
has returned from her vacation.
Services are to be held every evening
this week at Rockingham old church. at
$50 p. NJ, by the young lady missionaries
Rev. j. f. Dvcrty preached at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday, and Rev. c. Il. Is.
Dodge oflcated at the Methodist church.
Those who have been to Chesterfield this
week are: Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Aldrich
Charles Gibson and Frank Adams with
their families.
Henry A. Wheeler has accepted the
position of bookkeeper for Allbee and
Babbitt, which was formerly occupied by
Z. f. Ferguson.
Mrs. A. j. Holley and Miss Nellie Brown
went to Newport Tuesday. Miss Brown,
it will be remembered, obtained one of the
Boston Journal vacation trips.
W. L. Archer at 1.-THE stairs is making
aIfew changes in his studies. He intends
to raise the front part of it another story
and crown it with printing tower.
Rev. j. Ellsworth Fullerton and family
are in New York. They will 60 from there
to Narragansett, where they will spend the
greater part of Mr.. Fullerton's vacation.
Another new dwelling house is being
erected on Atkinson street. 1t is situated
back of Mrs. II. b. Underhlrs, and is
owned by Samuel d. Cobb. 1t is to be a
two-story building.
At the corporation meeting last Friday
evening, little or nothing was done except
to pass the article referring to the amend
ments of the bylaws, and to dismiss the
other three articles.
Those who are or who have been at
Sunapee lake this week are: p. L. Kim
ball, \. G. Williams and wife, j. II.
Blakely, Nathl. w. Smith, F. G. Pierce
and family, Fred Saker and family.
Another long-needed change is being
made-that of tearing down the old wall
on the southern end of the square and
replacing it by a substantial one. The
work was started Wednesday and is now
well along.
All who went on the excursion to BOs-
ton Friday report very pleasant time,
and were fully satisfied with the manage
ment of the trains, the best. About 300
took in the trip, many of whom had never
gazed on the briny deep before.
James Nesbitt and his sister have re-
turned from Nashua. Mr.. Nesbitt is much
improved in health, although not so as to
remove all apprehension regarding his full
recovery. All who were in any way ac-
quainted with him while he was here be-
fore, trust that his may be a speedy recov-
cry and that the ravages of the NAL terri
BILE may be checked.
piece of malicious mischief was dis
covered Tuesday, when it was found that
some person or persons had amused them
selves by throwing stones at ID. Linton's
boat on the river, and one stone had gone
through the thin wood of the sides. The
boat is not ruined, but it will cost not a
small sum to make it as good as before, as
it was one of the best boats on the river.
Another thing, in much the same line, is
the boys bathing in the river near the last
''crib.' 1t is altogether too near the high
way
A third band concert was given last
evening, near the Methodist church. If
the music last week was not enjoyed, which
we greatly doubt surely a large number of
people were out to see, if not TO hear, the
band. A like company greeted ''the boys
last evening, when the following program
was rendered.
March. Ou colonel. Mssud
Overture. The silver bell Schlepegrell
Medley, Way back, Petite
Walt, Souvenir des Baines de Baden, Bousquet
March, Captain AusOn'S Ramsdell
Galop, Through the surf, Robinson
STATIONS RIVER.