Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-01-25
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS.
From PARKWAY Florida.
But the News Is Interesting TO Bellows
Fails People Just the same.

t.. t.,,o. t-.r, Tho Fisbers ir
u,e-i4a Eli, c,,rer,,s tba Jisaster m that
i'u a. ,is tra,za ,rticb ,ccnrred ON the
3e,i, ,,y ~ ja,t, ~ lsst month Fspecially
bord ,ril II r,,oye ~ those Of moderate
.,,. 49, ,,,,'o,s a. yoI,ng groves which
l., 80. Wv, tacl, f,.y go 6r killed ont
M M - tr,,;, ir,i,,str, i,,st ain
so,.I.liJ ~, Fl,rids bs. entered with
the Lemons. and IL will be wears before it
can recuDerate. While 20 hundreds Of lam
lies in Florida the freeze VIII prove a SER
Gus blow, there Is yet more hoP-iuiI 'Ie";
The Old groves ln favored ioca'iues an
large orange trees VIII suher only az ILe
ends Of the branches ana VIII therefore De
good for future crops, Dut inc slale IS HoI
likely TO suffer from ''oFer-pT1a il,, 10!
years. Mr. fIshef had over 4vV Do"e' ol
oranges frozen, DuI I'.Iuha'e'! 49, 9'iii'
4OO boxes PICKED Just oeIoIs ..e Iie9IT'
AS many VINO KhO" MI anu a, -dI'' a n. n
Flsher 50 Wei lh Ihis pace VIII W M
ested, we quote piIehy rom nVte ny MS.
Flsher, uHaeT aate OF Ihe zOoH 'n'''' a.
SCUM Lake NIeT CUR syInP'Oh! 20
out to the many VINO nave peei coiI'p PEI a.
TO give up; 10 tnose VINO mao the,I a.! III
an orange grove JusI COMING lll'o o9'! ..7,
farrn Tbe SIM today Is very
warm and the sky without a cloud, the
temperature about 707 owing to the breeze
or something else that tempers the heat OF
the sun. The English ivy that Grapes our
piazza 50 prettily is green and lovely as
ever, but beyond instead Oh green anu anu
gold, IS russell oacKgIounu' an auIuiilllai
scene the leaves sun " lii9 VI
Trees Vn"ugn no" OesilniHs ~ ia'''
a sound and WeH-hahhseu ihs'"-
ton
The annual meeting Of the Bellows Fails
Savings institution was held wednesday
The officers elected were:
TIeslueht, ilehl{ =. Ian 1.,....,.,,.
, zee presiugh.' John "a arms T foi.
p. IIus.ee1i itenly So Laii'I I'm II Earr
T"Ln IT. IT w WuIio,us nh In. Caorae
n G,,iId Sidna,, C:aaa N Pead
CierL and ,,iD tre5snteT Lain n Williams
Finance committee and board of audi
tors H. G. Lane. J. A. Farnsworth, A. Y.
Swain. y. II. FAR. L. NJ. Read.
The surplus OF this institution exceeds
$4,000, and the treasurer's books show
for the past year a healthy and conserva-
tive management, increasing the assets Of
the bank about $4,000.
Mrs + p Hadlev is in Boston this week
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miS IL M leoi%i I nI 80 ie'u isi,in ri Inr
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'oi, pT0ls'' W ~ ,,
D. H. Danlortn OF NorIh ware, ~ ~,
LuC I)OoJOll u ndii1 al lhopNNtpli Ab9
no'eu " 'o"n' A1EA go S-a- ~
Rev. f. f. Marggraf is to exchange pull
pits with Rev. j. f. Simmons OF Wood
STOCK on sunday
Will Wood, formerly Waterman and
teamster for c. W. Osgood, has returned
to his former position.
The Methodist ladies aid society realized
liberal amount from their chicken pie
supper last Friday evening
The ladies of the Congregational church
are preparing barrels of clothing to be sent
to the sufferers in Nebraska.
Durham Brothers have engaged O. r.
Butterfield of Jacksonville to take the
place Of Arthur Pierce, who left several
weeks ago.
Samuel n. Stone, of Tuxbury d Stone,
fell down a flight of stairs at his home in
Windsor Saturday and broke his collar
bone and one rib.
Charles Farnham of Buffalo, n Y, and
Mrs. Roswell Farnham of Bradford, brother
and mother of Mrs. f. G. Osgood, are visit
ing her this week.
The members of E. II. Stoughton post,
G. A. r., have secured The services of Gen.
j. G. Mccullough of Bennington as ora
tor next Memorial day.
A four-vear.old DAUGHTER of Dennis
FlaDnery Of North Walpole was struck by
a locomotive Monday and thrown 20 feet.
Her skull was fractured
The comic opera. "Breakers ahead " is to
be presented the middle or last of next
month. by local talent. under the the ans
pices of the Mt. Kilburn Wheel club.
Dr Iocka of Savtons Rivar and Dr All.
hoe of tbis ,,,ace baye retnrnad from Nn,y
VII rlorp ,lo, lo,,o t,, o,to,,,Ii,,,, y
civ ueol,s' co,'rso of ',odinaI IoctI,ras
''1 ~ ',' t'i1 $780, .
onloii SCI yIIe1 "ete h1il III Clic ColSie-
saIlohal az, vnulcil iasI SUNDAY evening" An
, WI, b. r' r. - E SiT Jnt,i
neat "eeA' l'eF' D. E' ruilerIoh oHlciaVlnS
kehearsals Tor The chaperon' come
thick and last, and something unusually
-. hne IS expected. None should fail TO see
1t and help the students. The proceeds &C
toward the piano fund.
For many reasons there was small at
tendance at the first meeting of the choral
union Monday evening, but another will
be held next Monday evening, and it is
hoped ior larger attendance