Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-08-02
BELLOWS FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Sargent are visit
ing in Windham.
A fifth daughter was born to the house
of Ryder Oh. d. Saturday.
Miss Maude Clark of Boston is visiting
her cousin, Lou Ranville.
Fred Paul has as his guests two sisters,
whose homes are at Plattsburg, y. y.
The family of Edward Arms returned
Wednesday from months stay at Suna-
pee lake.
Mrs L. S. Hayes returned yesterday
from ten days visit with her mother at
Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Williams are spend
ing few weeks at beach near Provi-
dence, r. l.
Miss Lucy Hutchins of Montpelier is to
be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. NJ. Nut
ting, next week.
Miss Mary Spofford has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Swain at their lake
cottage the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Flint and Miss
Gertrude Weston left today for a two
weeks stay at Nantucket.
Mrs. f. II. Brown made a visit with
friends at st. Adams last week, on her re-
turn from a trip to Montreal.
F. S. Livermore has been accompanied
by his wife on a ten days business trip to
different points in this county.
f. H. Brown and family are to 60 to
Sunapee next Monday and will occupy the
Bennett cottage for some weeks
Mrs. E. G. Osgood is spending the week
at Grafton engaged in painting under the
instruction of Prof. Bartholomew of Bos-
ton.
Mrs. c. L. Barber returned this week
from an extended trip to Montreal and
Niagara, accompanied by her mother Mrs.
James Brown.
Flint and Gordon Elder, grandsons of
Wyman Flint who have been spending
some time here, have returned to their
home in Maiden, Mass.
Twenty-Five tickets were sold here last
Saturday to Buffalo Bits show at Rutland.
A special train left here at $50 and re-
turned in the evening,
Mrs. George S. Miller of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting with her niece, Mrs. O.
L. Perham on Green street. She is accom-
panied by her daughter.
Mrs. S. L. Bennett is entertaining at
her cottage at Sunapee Mrs. H. W. Mer-
riam of Worcester, Mass, and her sister,
minnie w TlGnJ, Ol JllS village.
George f. Page and family returned to
their home yesterday from a six weeks
trip to his old home in Maine, to various
beaches and to Lake Wnnepesaukee.
A. L. Lamb has sold first-cass build
ing lot on the Webb terrace to Charles
West, who will erect residence for him
self as soon as arrangements can be made.
Rev. Mr.. Sanford will occupy his place
in Emmanuel church next Sunday for the
first time in two months. His health is
much improved and his people rejoice at
his return.
Next Sunday is the regular quarterly
meeting at the Methodist church and Rev
Mr.. Todd of Springfield will preach MI.
Narramore goes to Springfield in Mr..
Todd's place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace White returned
Monday evening from a weeks trip to
Providence and Block Island. Mrs. White
returned to her cottage at Sunapee lake
Wednesday.
n. W. Smith of Yale is to spend some
days in yachting in the vicinity of New
port, r. l., and his party are to witness
the championship race, from the deck of
their own craft.
The evening services at the Congrega-
tional church were last Sunday given up to
the care of the Christian Endeavorers, and
the time largely taken in reports of the re
cent great Boston convention.
The Central Vermont road will run a
delightful excursion August II, with spe-
cial trains both ways, to Burlington and
steamer ride to Plattsburg and a sail among
the islands of Lake Champlain.
F. H. Martin of Lowell, Mass, son-in-
law of J. A. Eaton, was injured quite Sc
verely by fall recently and is just now on
a visit here with his wife. He is able to
get about only on crutches as yet.
Two young men of our village are en-
deavoring to make arrangements with the
Boston Il Maine railroad company to run
a Sunday excursion train to Sunapee and
return the second week in August
The printing office of W. A. Truax &
Co. has been moved during the past week
from Farr block, where it has been located
seven years, to the basement of the Arms
block, under j. Z. Keefe's boot and shoe
store.
Rev. Mr.. Fullerton is to begin a vacation
of four weeks this week, large part of
which is to be spent at different points at
the sea shore. Rev. Mr.. DeBevoise, for
merly of Keene will preach here next
Sunday.
The engagement of Annie p Ballou of
St. Adams was announced by the Free
Press of last Saturday. Miss Ballou is
well known here among the young people.
The other party to the engagement is
Frederick Harris of New York.
The dwelling on Henry street known as
the Wardner house, lately owned by F. b.
Tracey has this week been sold to Walter
c. Smith. Mr.. Tracy has been here this
week from his home in Windsor moving
his household goods to that place.
Among the houses recently wired for
electric lights are those of A. H. Fisher,
VIM. Hogan, c. E. Howard, F. G. Pierce,
S. d. Hartman, J. T. Moore, c. A,
Moore, FIR. Reynolds, FIR. Houlihan and his
church, c. F. Maynard, and the Universal
list church.
A convenience to the travelling public is
the parlor car over the Fitchburg road,
leaving here at $3.50 a. NJ, and returning
from Boston at p. NJ. Those trains have |
never had one before and it was put on
with the summer schedule, probably to be |
taken off in the autumn.
The larger part of the Nova Scotia ex-