Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-08-11

after being so we'll known here as railroad
ticket agent, has this week come to Yer
mont for months visit, accompanied by
his wife. He is now following his profess
sion in Berlin, Germany, where he has
lucrative practice.
DIR. j. Sutchiffe Hill returned Satur
day from England on the steamer Pavonia.
He spent Sunday at the home of Mrs II.
G. Wiley in Saxtons River, where his wife
and daughter have been spending the sum
mer. DR.. and Mrs. Hill returned TO Bel
lows Fall Monday, leaving Miss Ethel with
her grandmother in Saxtons River.
The supply at the Congregational church
last Sunday was Rev. William Excel of
Cambridge, N. Y The pulpit will be oc-
cupied next Sunday by Rev. George Wiley,
a Presbyterian pastor from Salem, N. Y,
and the remaining two Sundays of Mr..
Reids vacation by Rev. Harry Dascomb of
Inlay City, Mich, son Of a former pastor.
A Jolly picnic party numbering II ladies
| and gentlemen, rowed up the river Tues
day afternoon in large log-man's boat and
scaled the northerly pier about two miles
up the river. Building huge bonfire on it
they had supper and spent the evening I'M
til about midnight singing songs and telling
stories. The location was unique, the party
|
ioyable evening.
Miss Florence Young, who has been
teaching mathematics in the High school
for the past few years, and who resigned
at the close of last year, has taken the third
grade in building No. 3, which was taught
last year by Miss Goodhue. 1t has been
suggested that at the beginning of the
school year it may be necessary to open
har in IN y III gnrI
should be the case, it is likely that Miss
Dascomb's kindergarten will be moved t
another building, and in so doing, the dat
of the opening of her term would be post
poned until after that of the public schools
which is Sept. IL.
The 1899 Bellows Falls business direc
= tory was distributed to its subscribers ant
advertisers Wednesday. 1t is published b.
: the same parties as for the past 10 years, an
the title page this year states the next edition
2 will be published in 1901. Although tn
l outside binding states it as a BELOW
Falls Directory, " it has this year the add
tional feature of having the Brattleboro di
rectory bound in with it, so the patron
4 have the advantage of complete director
a of the two places From a hasty examins
t ton of the book the impression is game
t that the work for Bellows Falls has bee
n done in a much more complete and thoroug
t manner than in former years.
s Scion Goodridge Gray of St. Paul, Mimi
t formerly of this place, and MISS HarriC
n Winter Simons of Greenfield were Marie
S Tuesday evening at Worcester, Mass, q
= the home of the brides sister, Mrs. A. l
e Warren. The ceremony was performed b
) Rev. G. A. Short, the rector of All saint
k church, and the Episcopal form was useC
& Only relatives and few intimate FRIEND
,. of the contracting parties were presen
II coming from Bellows Falls, Poughkeepsi,
k N. Y, Lowell, Hopkington, Greenfield an
e Worcester. The honeymoon will be passe
y in and around Boston and at Bellows Fall
the mother of the groom living here. The
Is will go to st. Paul by way of Montreal in
1t few weeks. Mr. Gray is now in busine
1: in st. Paul Mrs Gray is one of the daug
d tiers of Henry X. Simons of Greenfield
1, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray have many friends wi
y will extend their congratulations. The
X will be at home after Oct. at 80 SUNNI
d avenue, st. Paul.