Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-19
BELLOWS FALLS.

gene LeOndTu.
Miss Ranvile began her work in Mr.
Wales's store Monday.
The shop of Derby e Ball closes this
week for their annual vacation
Mrs. Alfred Dow is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs, Anterior, in Rutland.
F. p. Ball returned Tuesday morning
from business trip to Chicago.
Miss Jessie Derby and her guest, Miss
Doty, spent Thursday in Keene
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Osgood and Mrs. E.
W. Kicker are at Sunapee for a few days.
George Leonard is spending part of his
vacation with his mother and sisters here.
Miss Caroline Arms has as guests at
Sunapee this week Misses Lizzie and Cen
evieve Williams.
Rev j. E. Narramore and Rev. j. Ellis
worth Fullerton exchanged pulpits last
Sunday morning
Miss Jessie Doty of Danvers, Mass, is
visiting Miss Josie Derby, arriving We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs Mary f. Dow returned Monday
from two weeks visit in Northtield,
Montpelier and vicinity.
A party of about 80 leave Thursday of
next week for Nova Scotia, expecting to
be absent about ten days.
Mrs Rowe Kidder and three children of
Kansas City, Kan, are visiting at Mr..
Kidder's old home, E. p. Kdder's.
Rev. w. l. Todd and family of Spring
field visited in town last week. 1t seemed
pleasant to see Mr. Todd's genial face
again.
Miss Ladd, stenographer in the office
of the Vermont Farm Machine company,
left on Wednesday for her home in Ben
son for a vacation of two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Sanford returned Wednesday
after an absence of several weeks. AL
though much improved in health he does
not expect to resume his pulpit work at
rnce
LOON Mrs II. B. jackson left on Tuesday for
ing' visit in Roxbury, Mass. Upon her re-
s some n and that of Miss jackson, they will
ia Ia o their cottage at the Claremont juno
a l%,S W. m'camp ground.
and T,y,Ts Florence Young, High school '94,
in Noya hester attending the summer school.
Of Gov, Ryder delivered a lecture at the
Mass, in Tuesday upon Municipal, town
been a res e government"
patton he Carder, for some time employed
first wife h,Fitchburg railroad here, goes on
whom he | to take the position of freight
place and che New York & New England
His second Worcester and Providence.
Mrs. Mary Winter of Philadelphia, sister of
Rage onSEMENI, and her two daughters arrived
unerallo {yoo thursday. They are to occupy
Sundo,v use of Mr. King for a few weeks
Ne .Sfa,e the family are at their cottage at
eep1apee.
all Mr.. and Mrs Z. c. Fairbanks went to
q Peoples union of the Baptist churches in
! America. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Coolidge
also improve the opportunity of the eXcur-
sion to visit Washington.
" Charles Barker and Mrs. Barker of Exc
FL ter, n. H., have been spending few days
7 with Mrs. w. II. Griswod and family. Mr..
Barker will be pleasantly remembered here
as a brother of William Barker and for
mer employe in the shop of Osgood & Bar
ker.
Miss Sadie Nichols, who will be remem-
bered as a former member of the High
school, is spending the summer at Point
Allerton, Hull. She is the happy posses
sor of new wheel, the "Waverly Belle, "
with which she is exploring the country
Is about there.
AS the Christian Endeavorers return
from 1.-The largest convention ever held in
the world" they report very enjoyable
time. OF the large number who went
I from here all have returned except Miss
g, Alice Jackson, Miss Gertrude Hayes and
y c. H. Osgood.
10 The Sunday school of the Universalst
1. church went yesterday to Crystal lake.
ie Gardner. Mass, for their picnic They
seem to have gone back on the saying
''that no Sunday school in Bellows Falls
can 60 anywhere except to Warren's pond
I for their picnic"
Next Sunday will be Christian Endeavor
is. day at the Congregational church. Mr.
Fullerton will preach upon "The conven-
mr., ton, a birds eye view, and some of its les
10 sons" in the morning In the evening
,r tthe delegates and other attendants at the
G convention will report.
g. George b. Wheeler has made change
10 on the motive power at his laundry, now
sing electricity instead of steam. Mr..
Wheeler is rushed with work, having many
weeks more than it is possible for him to
MIRO. He says they will begin Monday
j. morning expecting they may have 1000
as shirts to do and have perhaps $500, or ex-
r pecting to have POO shirt waists and receive
v 100 more
v The Christian workers sent out by the
\ Y. NJ. c. A., who have been here since
.. July 1, held their farewell meeting in the
congregational church Sunday evening.
me he public meetings do not represent all
~, v have done here, as they have been at
l l. nose '. nong the young men of the town
SGou pm the meetings. They went to
~ anu SIN Monday, where they are to en-