Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-20
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A $ Fleury, deputy collector of Gus
toms at Swanton. was in town Tuesday
night.
Osgood x Barker shipped TWO immense
vacuum pumps to Wisconsin Wednesday for
chemical pulp making. They weigh over
seven tons each
l. 3. Newman of Burt Place, who trav-
els for two firms in Boston selling dry
goods has been i'll over two weeks He
was down town Wednesday for the first
time
The real estate agency of D. =. Eaton is
showing activity just now IN making sales
and exchanges a. well as renting. The
sale OF the Brown dwelling at North Wal
pole recently was negotiated 10y Mr.. Eaton
Mrs Z. Il. Babbitt returned "Wednesday
night from White River junction where
she has been since Saturday assisting ID
the care of her brother-m-law, Sanford Il
Potter, who hes at the point of death, as
stated in Mondays Phuniz
Mr. and Mrs Frank O. Day returned
Tuesday from their winters stay III the
South and are again keeping house on At
kinson street in John T. Moores house.
They expect TO break up housekeeping here
about June l. Their plans for the summer
are not completed.
Bellows Falls was well represented this
week at st. Adams by members of the order
of Odd Fellows III attendance upon the an
nual meeting of the grand lodge in session
there Among those from here were J. II.
Blakele- ". +. Conway, George j. VII
son, Sumner Wilson and l. j. Royce.
Mr.. and Mrs Dana A. Coy of Windsor
VINO removed from here Ia years ago. were
in town visiting the family of s Il. Coy
Tuesday. Mr.. Coy was in the + J.. Anna
don iewelrv store here, and is still III the
trade in Windsor. He WAS burned out in
the recent large fire there and is now well
established across the street from his for
mer location
The Fall Mountain mills have recently
purchased a large number OF an improved
style OF screens for their paper machines
known as the Packer screw and all
machines are TO be fitted with them as rap
idly as the old ones give out, They are
heavy machines and are the part upon
which the stock first runs as 1t goes toward
the finished product at the other end of
the long machine
Dr. L. r. Campbell and Mrs Campbell
expect to leave June on an extended
t,.,,,
panied by their son. They 90 by special
train with the New England delegates to
Denver, where the doctor Is TO attend the
annual meeting of the American Medical
association, which opens in that city June
6. They are 10 take numerous side trips
through the Rocky Mountains, stopping on
their return TO visit the Trans Mississippi
exposition at Omaha They will be absent
three weeks or more the tickets being
limited to July 6, at price OF one and one
fifth of fare one way. This trip is to be
taken advantage OF by many not of the
medical fraternity, but among those who
expect to go also are Or. and Mrs. Cor
nam of Bellows Falls DR.. and Mrs Holtou
and DR.. and Mrs. Miller of Brattleboro and
DR. and Mrs w. f Hazeltou of Spring
field Dr. Campbell is one OF a committee
of three who have had the railroad arrange
ments for the whole party IN charge He
has recently been visited by representa-
tves of nearly all the western roads, as the
party will be composed OF a number of hun
bred delegates.