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


a surprise TO everyone. BY many. DO was
thought TO be the finest amateur produc.
tion of it's kind ever given here. Miss
Ranvillc. ion her comic character Of "the
shtoilish Miss Nora Mccarthy pleased
everyone. and received much applause.
Miss Bakers Interpretation of Miriam. the
gypsy. although widely different in nature,
was equally well done. Many of her scenes
with Jill were pathetic in the extreme.
The character of Joyce Dynecourt was a
sweet and lovable one, and Miss Moore s
rendering of the part was very pleasing.
Miss Anna Williams, who assumed the
role Of Jill. the waif, has been seen from
a very little child in the amateur theatricas
of our home talent, and certainly main
tanned her reputation as a renderer of
child parts. The somewhat difficult part
of the spiteful French governess was taken
admirably by Miss Worrall
Miss Thompson. as Mrs. Dynecourt,
played her part i'm a dignifed manner, as
became the mistress of "Selbourne.' Miss
Clarke made a sedate and prim old maid,
and tempered the high spirits of the girls
with her gravity.
OF the school girls parts no comparison
can be made, for all were so eX 'cllently
taken. The dance bv Misses Day. Isham,
pleasing features of the entertainment,
and the young ladies were obliged to re-
peat il. But Nora's droll attempts at the
imitation of it won her the laurels, and it
is safe to say that the public consider that
she 'took the cake
The school realized about S130 toward
the piano fund. There is still as much
more to be paid
Miss Mary Mcleod is to 90 TO Wellesley
next term as instructor OF elocution.
Little Rosamond Bodine has been quite
i'll, but at the last report was convalescent
The new board of bailifs have organized,
with Geo. A. Weston as chairman and Den
p. Higgins as clerk.
George F. Davis millinery store y soon
to be moved into the south slGyo in the
the new Arms block.
j. O. -princ is visiting Pew. ). II. En-
cry in Saco, Me. Mr. Emery /, former
pastor OF the Baptist c4,irch here.
The ladies OF Iwmanuel church will
serve turkey ann Pr in SCHUYLER Memorial
chapel thursday evening, Feb. "a.
c. ). Eddy of the class of 81. Bellows
Falls high Echool, now OF Rutland is soon
TO 90 to chicago to enter the establishment
OF NJ Field d CO. His many friends here
"lsiDnim success.
Notwithstanding the intense cold Of
tuesday, "A of the young people of the
Baptist church drove 10 North Springfield
to attend the convention OF the Wood
stock Baptist association.
DIR " KNIGHT is TO have a suite of
rooms in the new Arms block i'm the story
balov that occnnied hv the Westminster
club and will nrobablv be settled in his
nov ouarters within TWO weeks
D,rir,, all ro,,t wool, T-nion hall will he
occnriad by Bool,waIl,s Theatre connauy
II is comnanv with a GOOD renutation
HAVING baen here in former wears and given
GOOD satisfacrion AT nopular prices
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weather ana Ihe dIIIIlhs Oh snow Trains
nave large pofIloh OF Ihelii neeh laIe'
particularly Wednesday ana thursday
making serious inconvenience TO travellers
Henry Fllzslmmons has remodeled the
Darh belonging 10 the old Henry blllih9'
place on cherry In, making OF u neat
dwelling mouse OF SIX rooms with an the
modern improvements. conductor Wool
IaI OF the fIchburg railroad last week
moved into the tenement
Harry G.. Morse of Ftchburg. a newly
appointed inspector of the Fitchbur-,
Quincy. and Merchants a Farmers In
surance companies of Massachusetts, has
been spending the larger part OF this week
looking over risks carried By those com
panes in this immediate vicinity
Miss Helen KENYON. who win he Meas
antlv remembered nv the many friends
made durino her stav here This winter ar
rived in LAKELAND CoI about three weeks
AGO whore She has cone IN snend some
time with her invalid sieter She is soon
To move IN Greeley in the same state
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