Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27

At the Congregational church next Tues
day evening, DIR. NJ. Pauline Root OF the
Madura mission, India, will give lecture
upon missionary work in India None
should miss the opportunity to hear him.
Nearly two years ago. the Vermont Farm
Machine company applied for space In
which TO make an exhibit at the Worlds
Fair Although not securing so large a
space as they would like, they will make
the best Of what they have secured, send
ing as many dairy implements as the space
will accommodate.
A sleighride AID dance at the Fullerton,
Chester, seems to be the thing for Bellows
Falls people just now, there having been
three within a week. and still more to
come. A grand affair is planned for Tues
day evening next, which it is intended to
make The event OF the season.
Timothy Sullivan has not as yet decided
on his future location. Having sold, few
months ago. his interest in the paper mill
of Cauger d Sullivan at Lancaster, y. H.,
to Fred AmadOn, he is spending the win
ter there with his wife and infant daugh-
ter, expecting to engage in the paper bust
ness in some other place in the spring.
Warren Moore and his son Bert have
returned to Bradford, and both have taken
an interest in the Waits River Paper COM
pany, having full charge of the manufact-
ure. This is the same mill Mr.. Moore was
formerly interested in, and left over a year
ago. Since then he has discussed a num-
Der of different locations, none Of which
proving satisfactory he returns to Brad
ford. For many years he was settled here
in the same business.
The death of Geo. T. Holmes, son-in-
law of Geo. o. Guild, at the latter's resi-
dence last Monday, was a shock TO a wide
circle of warm friends and relatives. For
the past few months, until tive weeks ago,
it was supposed he had fully recovered
from his long and serious illness of year
ago. Until that sickness he had been in
the employ of the Walworth Manufacture
ing company of Boston as travelling sales
man, but for the past few months had
been with Smith, Winchester d Co. of
Boston selling steam fittings.
Mrs. Reed, in her temperance lecture at
the Baptist church Sunday evening, took
the letters, w. G. T. T., as a foundation
for her talk. She first spoke of women,
what they have done and what they can do.
She next explained the meaning of the
word Christian, reproaching our nation
a Christian nation, under the name and
banner of Christ-for the unchristian way
in which it treats the temperance question.
She explained also the words temperance
and union. Several new names were add
ed to the roll Of the W. c. r. T., and a
contribution was taken to defray the ex-
penses.
The annual meeting of the Bellows Falls
savings institution was held Wednesday
The officers elected for the ensuing year
are: President, Henry c. Lane; vice presi-
dent, John A. Farnsworth; trustees, H. C..
Lane. John A. Farnsworth. A. n Swain,
y. II. Farr, John II. Williams, Hugh
Henry, Geo. O. Guild. Sidney Gage, L. NJ
Read; treasurer, John H. Williams finance
committee and board of auditors, II. c.
Lane, A. n. Swain, J. A. Farnsworth n
II. Farr. The past year has been one of
the most prosperous in the history of this
institution. The amount of its deposits is
now $780, 40, an increase over last year OF
more than So, 900.