Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-08-24

Lut OOuHItIdllUllAl GuAl u 4ttot HltiAANi''g wa
very well received
The Methodists will adjourn next sun
day. because of the camp meeting at
Claremont Junction.
Mrs. II. s. Noble, preceptress of school
of elocu.ion IN Detroit, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. c. Il. Gibson.
Charles b. Carpenter, who has been Wis
iting friends in the northern part of the
state. returned on Monday
Rev. j. n Emery. former pastor of the
Universalist church. with Mrs. Emery and
their son. is boarding at the Clark farm.
Rev. j. D. Lewis of Boston will deliver
an illustrated lecture on the Passion Play
in the Methodist church next sunday even
ing
A large number from here went down to
Brattleboro Friday to attend the muster, it
being governors day, the last of the en-
campment.
Miss Alice jackson, Miss Marcia Sawyer
Miss Frances Osgood and c. L. Barber are
i'll attendance at the musical convention in
Newport, \. Il.
John Shuttleworth met with an acct
dent while painting in one of the mills OF
the Fall Mountain Paper company Friday,
laying him up for several days.
Part of the Bellows Falls party at Lake
Dunmore returned this week, Nj. and
Mrs. Hadley remaining until next week Oh
account of Mr. Hadley's health.
The pulpit at the Congregational church
was occupied last Sunday by Rev. Nj. Rice
of Danvers, Mass. Rev. Mr.. Elliot of the
Vermont Bible society will speak next
Sunday.
Little Gerald Page. while playing in the
ward of Clark Chase on School street Mon
day evening, fell cutting his ear so severely
that it was necessary to take several
stitches.
c. II. Williams has accepted the
agency of the Ondawa Paper company OF
Greenwich, \. !. He is to open sta
tionery store in the new Arms block, when
completed.
The firm of Cray Brothers, occupying a
market on Westminster street, has dis
solved partnership, and the business will
be carried on under the management OF
Steven j. Cray
Mrs. Bertha Hunt Labaree and Miss
Lena Cooper of this place assisted as vo-
calists at a concert given in Charlestown
last evening, under the management Of
Miss Emma Parker.
A branch of the Order of United Amer-
can Mechanics is to be formed here in the
near future, through the efforts of +. O.
Loring, secretary of the New Hampshire
council of that order.
Among the Bellows Falls people newly
arrived at Sunapee are +. NJ. Thompson
and family. Mis-. D. L. Snow and children,
Mrs. Clarence Dennis and SON Mrs. II. NJ.
Bean and daughter Alice.
Mrs Fullerton and Miss Annie leave on
Monday for Mrs. Fullerton's old home
''down in Maine" Miss Ethel is visiting
in Brighton, Mass, where Mr.. Fullerton
was pastor for several years.
Mrs Brown, an aunt of Mrs. c. L. Bar
Der, is visiting her niece after a long stay
in South America. She has not been in
Bellows Falls for 20 years. and expresses
herself as surprised at the growth and many
changes since then. - A..
F. F. Ball and Albert Derby were in at
tendance on the convention of scythe
snathers at Niagara Falls last week. Mr.
Derby was accompanied by his niece, Miss
Josie Derby, stopping on his way at Sara
toga for a day or Two.
The drug store of KnOwlton Il Barney
in WalpOle has been purchased by \. A.
Wheeler of this place NAT was for
years druggist and we trust the same
prosperity will follow him in his new vent
ure as attended him here.
Geo. l. Whitney, who has been for
many months connected with the Granite
Company of Bradford has returned
TO this place, accompanied by his wife.
He has given up his position there,
and will. for a time at least remain in
town.
William n, Fish of Bellows Falls and
Miss Mabel F. Russell of Keeue, were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents in
that place Monday, Rev. james Cairns per
forming the ceremony. The affair was
private, only immediate friends and rela-
tives being present
S. T. Coy. John Robertson. Chas. Blake
and Carroll Moore and their families, and
Misses Nellie Dean and Helen Guild re-
turned from Sunapee on Monday. Miss
Addie Landon went up on Wednesday to
visit Miss Susie Thompson. Wallace White
and family 90 to their cottage on Saturday
for a stay of some weeks.
Fred and Bert Underhill make new
firm of "Underhill Brothers" and have
opened a new lunch room on Rockingham
carry a line of fruit confectionery and
cigars. The village is in a fair way TO be
supplied with lunch rooms, lack OF which
has been felt for some time
Mrs Waldo Edison, nee Capron, of Barre
is spending two OF three weeks at her old
home. Mrs. y. p Gates, accompanied by
Mrs. c. L. Capron, drove last Thursday TO
Lake Rescue in Ludlow, where Mr.. Gates I
has a cottage Mrs. Edison Joined them
there Saturday, returning Monday accom-
panied by Mrs. Capron, Mrs. Gates is 10
remain some weeks and will be Joined by
her son Charles from Ludlow
1t has been remarked by some unbe
lever that there is but one party this year
the Prohibition. But the Republicans
have had time since the last election TO
shake themselves and each other a little,
and now are sufficiently aroused TO issue a .
call for a caucus next Saturday afternoon .
in the opera house. AS it is rmored that .
many Old-time Democrats are leaving the /
ranks for those of the Republicans hopes .
are entertained Tor a good wide-awake .
crowd.