Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-30
NJ. D. jackson is in Livingston, Mass.


weeks trip to Chicago last Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. O. w. Phelps from War
rem, Mass, were in town Tuesday.
j. j. Fenton was called to Brattleboro
last week by the death of his mother.
Roy Hurd, son of L. b. Hurd of Spring
field, came down on his wheel Tuesday.
placed.
Frank Thwing took the third prize in a
bicycle race at White River Junction on
Wednesday.
The ladies of the Episcopal church held
a lawn party on the grounds by the church
last evening.
DR.. O. NJ. George has sold his dental Of
fee to DR.. +. X. Woods. Possession was
given Monday.
The ladies of the Baptist church held a
lawn party on the lawn in front of their
church Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien is quite i'll at her
home on Atkinson street, though now re-
ported to be more comfortable.
Geo F. Ball has been appointed agent
of the Coudania Fire Insurance company
of England for Bellows Falls and vicinity.
L. T. Lowell, I'd, and his wife have this
week made trip to Wallingford, visiting
his mother and the family of A. p. Pollard.
A. A. Halliday was the first to furnish
green peas from his own grounds north of
the village, they being ready this year June
q.
A society among the young ladies and
children of the Episcopal church, called
Ministering Children, held a fair at the
parish house, Tuesday evening of last
week.
The date of the annual picnic of the
Congregational Sunday school has been
fixed as July 6, and the place is to be Lake
Warren.
c. B. Carpenter, E. L. Howard, E. A.
Guild and John Pierce rode to Chester
Sunday on their wheels, taking dinner at
the Fullerton.
A number of our fremen are arranging
to attend the annual convention at St. Al
bans, but none of our organizations will
60 as such this year, on account of the dis
lance and expense.
Mrs. A. j. Holey, Mrs. Frank Day and
Miss Ball have united in the purchase of a
very complete pottery kiln for the firing of
their china painting.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day have returned
(unmolested) from their wedding trip, and
are getting to housekeeping in their new
home at No. 20 Atkinson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Chase have returned
from Selma, Ca, where they have been
teaching the past year in one of the schools
of the A. NJ. A. They are with their
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Kirkland.
Huntings's circus and menagerie is bill
ed for Thursday, July 6, at North Wal
pole, and the small boy is at present study
ing the wonderful things shown by the bill
boards and saving his nickes.
Geo. l. Whitney and wife returned to
Bellows Falls Saturday from their trip to
Colorado, not having found their expected
business there as represented. They stop
ped at the Worlds Fair en- route.
The train which arrives here from Brat
tleboro at 1925 p. NJ does not now connect
with the Boston train, not waiting till it
arrives. 1t is disappointment to many,
as they cannot 60 up the river till II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wardner, who
have been residents here for nearly 40
years, went on Wednesday to Philadelphia,
where they are to live with their daugter.
After making some repairs Mr.. Tracy will
move into the house vacated by them, he
having purchased it.
A fatal accident occurred near the bridge
Wednesday morning. The logmen were
blasting a lam of logs, when a slab from
the logs struck Fred Oliver on the back of
his head, rendering him unconscious. He
was more comfortable for a time, but has
since died from the effects of the injury.
The ladies' social club held their last
meeting for the season Friday evening of
last week, with Mrs. Towns in the parlors
at Towns hotel. A very pleasant social
evening was passed and dainty lunch was
served them. The ladies disbanded for
the summer, feeling that this last meeting
was one of the pleasantest.
Again the wedding bells have been
ringing, and this time TO: DR.. Arthur Cor
ham and Miss Grace Hazelton, who were
married at Waitsfield, VT, Wednesday.
Miss Hazelton will be remembered as a
former employe i'm the Times Office and her
friends viii be glad to welcome her as Mrs.
Gorham. Their many friends extend to
DIR. and Mrs. Gorham their hearty cOngrat-
ulations.
Quite a transformation is going on in the
vicinity of the High school buildings on
Cherry street in the erection of new dwell /
ings, there being four new ones in process,
or just completed, within a stones throw
those of b. Cannon recently occupied,
the new parochial dwelling which is en-
closed, as is also the one being erected for |
Rev. Mr. Fullerton, and that of Sam Cool |
idge, for which the cellar is nearly COM !