Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-29

leatn, ana CnarleS Maynard, lne nOJel ant
,eeper at Walpole, who sold him the liq- clio
lor, was held in a large sum for being re- sui
ponsible for his death. loo
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Miss Lena Hayes has entered the EN- we
80, -, ~ -. alb,
having spent two days in New York city.
MI. and Mrs. F. G. Day spent Thanks ~
living with Mr.. Days parents in Ludlow. "
n. D. Clarke is spending his Thanks
giving vacation at his old home in Acworc lnvss
S. W. Wilder is at Mt. Tom on busI INNS
n connection with the suphide pult eA s an a.;
F. P. Ball is in Toronto this VIZ S'no i''Ii
enhance upon meeting of 81 p..,/
makers. 1Ii nam,
Miss Sawyer of South 'ner' OnArles d.
Mass, is visiting her brXan leaves soon Cor
sawyer. ZL raves soon tor
Mrs. j. D. Bridgep where Sne Will spend
Hyde h5 1,1 Park Mass and Bogart of wahpeton.
-T ~ %.n.e- 1.,- IA few days this week with
1rion D ii ~ Mrs D. A. Barrows are spend
',,iu' - thanksgiving at Mrs. Barrow's old
ME- ma aPln North Troy.
1on,a The net receipts of Emmanuel church
Talr last week were in the vicinity of 5000,
Aof which the supper yielded S93
TEN, Miss Emily Stebbins, who has been the
guest Oh Helen Kenyon, returned this week
70 her home in Mortified, this state.
Hoyt's "a black sheep" is booked by
Manager Capron for Thursday, Dec 10,
and will be big drawing card at the opera
house.
Miss Elizabeth Butterfield entertained
about 90 friends at "hearts and dia-
monds party Monday evening, in honor
her 18th birthday.
Mrs. William Conant is spending some
weeks in Warren, Mass, going there to at
tend the christening of her grandson, Will
liam Conant Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Osgood are spending
Thanksgiving vacation with Mrs. Os-
goods parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell
Farnham in Bradford
Carroll W. Black returned Wednesday
evening from a three days business trip to
Albany and Troy, in the interests of the
Fall Mountain Paper company.
Mrs. Oscar Atishian nee Dewey. is
spending two or three weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Carroll Black. Her many old friends
here will be glad to welcome her.
The Bellows Falls orchestra played
Thanksgiving evening for dance at Hotel
OhCobGA db SutSJtI DtDOL. III was one OF
the largest parties held there for years.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Eaton opened their
new nome on Chase Park Thanksgiving
day by dinner party given to the family
friends OF both Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton
Mrs. Il. NJ. Leonard has been spending
the past two weeks in Springfield. this
state, and Eugene S. Leonard, accompanied
by his wife and Miss Leonard and Miss
Abbie went up to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Osgood spent last
Sunday in Rutland where MI. Osgood ad-
dressed the Young Mems Christian asso-
cation on the subject, "Called to service"
Miss Florence Young closed her school
in Cambrdgeport last Friday, for the
Thanksgiving vacation. Miss Effie Clarke
has also finished a very successful term in
the Parker hill district.
Miss Agnes Leavitt, well known here as
an art teacher, is to hold her annual exhi-
bition and sale of water coors the first
week in December at her rooms on Ire
mont street in Boston.
The passing through here Monday of A
large number of Bellows Falls people SEN
fenced at the last term of county court to
the various penal institutions, was the
cause of quite mob at the station on that
day.
he immense geranium which has at
tracted so much attention in E. Z. Cota's
barber shop for year or two has been
trimmed, and as a consequence Mr.. Gotta
has about 65 healthy slips for sale, which
he thinks will bloom quite as freely in pro-
portion as the large plant
A man named Harrington was at work
this week for John Blood digging out the
bank in the rear of Mrs. Nelson Dawes's
house on Centre street, when the bank
caved in upon him, cutting him badly
about the head. 1t was necessary to take
six stitches in one of the wounds.
The many friends of Miss Jane Hapgood.
and the old pupils of St. Agnes Hall,
where she was former preceptress. are
glad TO welcome her to their midst after
long absence She is spending some DAYS
with Mrs. Elbridge Hapgood, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Yuran of Randolph.
The young people of our village regret
the decision of Chas. b. Carpenter to &C
cept the protfered position with lumber
hrm at Almeda, s. c., to which place he
went Tuesday. He has been very popular
here, and is that kind of a young man
whose departure is our loss and gain to
the South.
Two of the teachers in the public schools
have this year endeavored to instill into
the minds of the pupils their obligations to
Others less favored with this worlds goods,
and number of needy families were re.
membered with good things for Thanks
giving by contributions brought to the
teacher and by her presented in the name
of the schools.
During the visit of Bishop Hall, services
will be held three times daily, beginning
Sunday and extending through the Sunday
of the next week. The Monday evening
meeting will be held in opera house, the
remainder in Emmanuel church. A large
and strong chorus choir has been formed,