Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-30

Mrs. Day of Ludlow has been visiting
her son, f. q. Day.
j. H. Chase is spending Thanksgiving
with his parents and sister here.
Arthur 5. Dascomb and Chauncey a.
Adams of Dartmouth are in town.
Miss Katie Carpenter returned from Bos-
ton Wednesday for a short vacation.
a large number from here went to Spring
field to witness the Yale Harvard loot ball
game.
The Farther Lights society Of the Baptist
church hold their sale and supper Wednes-
day, Dec. 3.
The ball game between Bellows Falls and
SaXtons River, set for Thanksgiving day,
vas cancelled.
c. A. Beckwith came home from Bos-
ton Wednesday to eat his THANKSGIVING
dinner with his parents.
Mrs. L. NJ Bruce, who has been spend
ing the fall with l. ). Hayes, returned to
her home III st. Adams Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Bard of Walpole preached at
the Congregational church last Sunday in
exchange with Rev. Mr., Fullerton.
Miss Alice II. jackson sang at fremont
street Methodist church last Sunday, the
occasion being "Chautauqua day."
The show windows of the markets and
groceries are in gala attire, and present an
almost irresistibly appetzing appearance.
Adjusters for the various companies in
terested were in town Monday to adjust
the loss on Guild d Wetherbee's paper
mill
Miss Florence Young is at home on her
thanksgiving vacation, having finished
successful term of school in the Roundy
district.
Many of the schools had solid session
wednesday for the accommodation of the
many teachers who wished to 90 to their
homes in the afternoon.
Rev. j. E. Fullerton, c. W. Osgood, E.
q. Osgood, F. @. Day, Mr.. Ames, and
several others, were in attendance upon
the \. Nj. c. a. convention at Keene last
week.
Mrs. Wilmouth died at her home on
Westminster street last Saturday Her
funeral was from st. Charles Catholic
church. The burial was at Charlestown.
She leaves two children, John and Kate.
Miss Rosabelle Hatch finished the fall
term OF school in the Hog hill district,
Rockingham, last Friday. An exhibition
vas SlNtLI III llt eCuOoluOusG, dIIGI WHICH
dancing and refreshments were the pro
gram at Miss Hatchs boarding-place
Five couples went up from Bellows Falls
Rev. j. Z, Fullerton goes to West Rut-
land December >, to preach the installation
sermon OF Rev. II. Z. Bray. Mr.. and Mrs
Bray We're formerly parishioners in the
Brighton church al Boston, of which MI
Fullerton was pastor, and the latter preach
ed the sermon at his ordination some time
ago.
Giving whist" was presented by the
young people OF the Universalst church
Tuesday evening, before a large and appre-
ciative audience in the opera house. 1t is
thought that about 500 will be cleared for
the Young Peoples Christian union, which
is a good sum considering the expenses,
which for such an entertainment must be
large The dancing was unusually good,
and much credit is due TO Mrs. Howard,
who had the management,
johnson Bane, the celebrated guitarist,
will give recital at the Congregational
church next Monday evening, under the
management of the ladies' union of that
church. He will be assisted by Miss Mar
cha X. Sawyer, vocal soloist and j. f.
O'Brien, organist Several of the num-
bers on the program are of his own com