Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
Slater Ned Pierce is putting a new slate
roof on the Methodist church.

Slater Ned Pierce is putting a new slate
roof on the Methodist church.
Principal a. B. Crawford was in Clare
mont on educational matters last week.
George II. Rabbit, ir., and j. Ii. Blake
lev were in Montpelier this week
Miss Mary Read is Ill with typhoid fever
at her home on Westminster Terrace.
Little Alphouse Morris is i'll with diph-
liberia at his fathers home on Bridge street.
Horace Dean of Lawrence, Mass, is Wis
ting his brother, Charles +. Dean, on
School ST. Get
Germans Minstrels appear at the opera
house Tuesday, November l, in the comedy
"Mr. Beane from Boston. "
Examinations are being held this week
in the High school, it being the middle
week of the term.
Repairs have been made this week on
the plumbing and drainage of No. school
building.
Mrs. Celia y. Dascomb of Hillsboro
Bridge, y. H.. is a guest this week at the
home of c. W. Osgood.
James f. O'Brien of the medical school
in Burlington has been visiting his parents
this week,
W. c. Belknap attended the annual ban
quet of the Vermont Press association in
Montpelier Tuesday. ~
C. W Osgood speaks in Wilder ION
stheftevening of November 3, ana mi 81,
Johnsburythe following evening
PA bartytof young people from III y tiIi6gt
atta,tdee party given at the bcsne 81 the
Misses Banning IN Westminster
DR.. and-NIa: 0SM. g1pnFya ard Mr. and
Mrs. LYMAN S. Hayes are attending the
festivities of "LAdiesi Week at the CAPT
tai.
+. W. Tasnev, assistant superintendent
of the Prudential insurance company
spent four days last week with the loca
agent, II. c. Elliott.
Barney Cannon was in Montpelier the
first of the week in attendance upon the re
union of his re giment, Tuesday, and that Of
the officers Wednesday.
The Bellows Falls friends of Mr.. anC
Mrs. j. c. Clair will be interested to Learn
that they are attending the Trans Mississ
lppi Exposition in Omaha,
Misses Mabel and Mary Roundy enter
tanned about IS or 20 of their young friends
from here, at their home on Rockingham
Meadows, " last Friday evening.
Frank Cove, who has been laid up fol
about a month with severe cold, resumed
work in the coating mill of the lnterna
tional Paper company Monday.
Drs. Kirkland and Campbell of this place
went to Montpelier the first of the week t,
attend the annual meeting of the Vernon
Sanitary association, both taking part il
discussions.
The name of Rev. f. E. Marggraf o
this place appears on the program of tn
installation of Rev. Lucy A. Milton a
pastor of the Universalist church in Ches
ter yesterday.
The family of Rev. J. H. Reid will occu
py the new Congregational parsonage tn
last of the week. They WILL however, con
tinue to take their meals at Mrs. Upham'
for week or so.
John o. Spring is contemplating a con
tinental trip next month. He will visi
his son, Dr. Spring, in Dresden, Germany
and will also touch at many points of inter
est in England
The annual roll call of the c. W. Osgoo
Bible class occurs next Sunday at 10 o'cloc
in the Congregational church. Ever
member of the class is urged to be presen
and respond to his name
At the annual convention of the Ches
hire County Sunday School association he'll
in Keene yesterday, Rev. j. II. Reid c
this place gave an address on "The Sunda
School Teacher VS.. the Day School Teacher.
The convention committee which had i
charge all arrangements for the state Christ
ian Endeavor convention reports that all e1
penses are paid, leaving a small amount c
money in the treasury to be turned over t
the state committee.
The evening service at the Congregl
tional church next Sunday will be in tn
interests of "Village Improvement Tn
speakers will be G. H. Williams, chairma
of the board of selectmen, Hon. A. \
Swain, and Hon /. NJ. Read.
The senior class of the Bellows Fall
High school gave a social dance in Unto
hall last evening. The dances given b
this class have come to be an establishe
factor in the social life of the school and c
its members numerous friends.
A chorus of about % voices has bee
formed in the High school under the il
struction of Miss Alice jackson. The Be
lows Falls people are wondering if they wi
be permitted TO have some advantage c
this chorus during the winter.
Superintendent G. W. Cox moved Nor
day into his new home on Burt Place
Since his arrival in Bellows Falls Mr.. Co
and his family have made their home wit
the family of Rev. G. R. B. Dodge OWN
to the severe illness of Lawrie Cox the
have been unable to moTciating.
The play, 1.-THE Sm~$r-s radis
Alley" was given in the 20 > THei
day evening, with the us, 20 Et5cess q