Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-04-23
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS.

Eldon Fleury spent Sunday with hi:
parents in st. Adams.
Mrs. Arthur Coolidge has been in Gard
ner, Mass, part of this week.
Large punches of beautiful arbutus are
being brought from the woods and hills.
Mrs. Nat Wheeler of Walpole is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Weather
bee.
The Woman's Relief corps gave socia-
BILE and bean supper in their hall Wednes-
day evening.
George Page is soon to build two new
houses off Atkinson street, in the rear of
John Blood's house.
G. W. Osgood had Bible class of $50 at
Keene last Friday evening. Tonight he
holds his last class there.
Mrs. Zina Allbee and Master Sumner re-
turned Wednesday from a visit of some
days in Spring field, Mass.
Judging from the number of new wheels
seen on the streets the bicycle mania is
mi ore than ever prevalent this spring.
Miss Mary U Underwood of Proctor, who
has been visiting her brother, George I'm
deIwood, returned to her home yesterday
Miss Mary Dascomb's kindergarten is in
prosperous condition this term. She has
as many enrolled as she can well accom-
modate.
The work of preparing the grounds for
the granite curling about the High school
grounds has comm enced, also somewhat of
the grading.
Mrs H. E. Blossom and fam lily moved
Wednesday from the "Wentworth house"
to Thomas OBJ ren's house, corner of At
kinson and George streets.
Patriots day was observed in the High
school Monday by an interesting program,
of which the principal feature was an ad-
dress by Rev. E. E. Marggraf.
eople are looking forward with great
deal of pleasure to the coming of "The Old
Homestead tonight. This is one of the
few plays one never tires of.
The young men of the Y. M. C. A. will
conduct meetings at CharlestOwn during
the day next Sunday, that the influences of
the association may not be confined to the
limits of this village.
The Sunday school at South Charles
town had very enjoyable Easter concert
Sunday afternoon. A very pleasant and
uniq ne feature was the distribution of a
basket of E aster eggs by two little people.
The contractors of the new High school
DuiuihBi vi l. buChuudu anu MI NelDef-
bee, have both decided to make Bellows
+ alls their home, and will carry on their
b usiness here in the future instead of Bur-
lingtOn.
Royal Sinclair Stroywinningham, the
Rutland horse thief who was arrested in
this village a short time ago, was SEN
fenced to five years in state prison by
J Judge Tyler in the Rutland county court
Saturday.
"The Three B ostonians" gave a pleasing
entertainment in o id Fellows hall NJ en-
day evening. This combination is com
posed of s. Homer E atom, imperson ator,
Annie Frank Libby, harpist, and Kath-
crime Clark Rev, whistler.
Miss Mary Beasley of Bellows Falls and |
cry Hogan Of North Walpole are to be |
married at st. Charles's church at O'Clock |
Wednesday morning. After their return |
rom wedding trip they will make their
home in North Walpole.
Miss Alice Dascomb is recovering from
Ter recent illness in Boston, and hopes to
'esume her school duties next week Mrs.
l.. Waterman supplied for her last
week, but owing to an attack of measles is
Unable to do so this week, and Miss Hayes
las the school.
The many friends of Mrs. N. G. VIII
ams are glad to know that she has so far
as to be able to ride out two or ,
hree times the past week. 1t is only two