Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS.


{. L. White IS al home from Brown.
Mi. and Mrs. c. L. Barber are in boston.
E. W. Brown mas been visiting in Sharon,
this state.
Il. c. Elliott mas begun work il the
Blue store
Bishop Hall will probably visit Emmanuel
church April -.
Mrs. Z. Y. Booth OF Morrisvine is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Dow, OF this
place.
J. Homer Bacon OF Brown university is
spending the Easter vacation with his
parents.
The class Of '94. B. T. 4. 5. held re-
union and dinner at Towns Hotei last
evening,
I Mrs. a. 3. Dascomb and Miss Dascomb
left Saturday for a TWO weeks vacation IL
Boston and vicinity.
The women of the Methodist church will
hold their annual Easter sale III Banquet
nall next Friday evening.
The Pensioners Of ST. Peters. North
Waipole. have put electric lights into their
church and parochIal residence.
The Junior Epworth league OF the Meth
odist church will give an entertainment
this evening, consisting OF songs, drills,
etc.
&. L. Bowtelie and L. d. Crosier nave
bought the restaurant formerly owned by
S. S. Washer, and take possession next
Monday.
Rev. J. {. Fullerton mas begun a series
OF talks on Common sense The rlrst
of the series. last Sunday evening, was
entitled Backbone.
Bert Todd OF Springfield, son OF Rev. ".
1. Todd. former pastor OF the Methodist
church mere. Is critically i'll with tonsilltls,
complicated with other diseases.
The women OF the Baptist church gave
a sugar supper at their vestry wednesday
evening A novel feature OF the supper
was that not griddie cakes were served.
The Vermont Farm Machine company
are soon TO bring their New Jersey business
10 the headquarters here. In anticipation
of this change several additions nave been
made 10 their usual force
Will S. Durham, proprietor OF the City
market, mas bought ont the interest of Mr..
Coughlin in the firm of Tidd d Coughlin
and the fish market will be run under the
name of Tidd q Dunham.
Among visitors 10 town this week are
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan of Guild
hall. Rev. A. II. Webb of Montpelier, Rev.
P. Cunningham OF Brattieboro, Mrs. Nina
Morey of Kearney, ke0., and Miss Mabel
Baker of Rutland.
Miss Lena Chase, youngest daughter OF
Clark Chase, died last Sunday at the age
of 27. She mad been partial invalid and
a great sufferer all her life. The funeral
was from the nome OF her father on School
street Wednesday.
/. g. Osgood, president OF the Christian
Endeavor union of Y ermOnt, was il Brad
ford last Friday 10 attend the 10Th semi
annual meeting OF the Christia-- Endeavol
union OF that part of the state. He deliv-
cred an address which the Boston journal
speaks OF as an cable one.
D. P Higgins, well-known paper man.
ufacUurer OF this place. mas gone 10 Suna-
pee. n. H., where ne will act as superin-
tendent of the mills of the Emerson Paper
company. Nj Higgins mas a widespread
reputation for a thorough understanding
OF nus trade and will make a success of If
wherever ne goes
Miss Mary McAulifie. a former employt
of Wheeler's steam laundry, died Tuesday
morning after a long illness from cOnsump
ton. Sine was very popular among the
young people of St. Charles church, as
was demonstrated by the numerous anC
beautiful floral tributes, and the large mum
bers VINO attended the funeral, which wa:
held yesterday morning.
A severe loss 10 North Waipoles Occurred
in the death of Nathaniel Monroe last
Tuesday. be was one OF the oldest and