Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-08

tea in honor of Mrs. Spring Wednesday.
AS Miss Blanche Powell she was for a time
a teacher in our schools, and was student
at Vermont Academy, and has many friends
who remember her here.
N. S. Brockway, with his yacht Louisa
NJ. won the silver cup at Sunapee Mon.
day, in a race which had been looked for
ward to during the entire season. The
cup was offered by DR.. Macintosh of
Newton, Mass, who was spending the
summer there. Bellows Falls friends
naturally feel pleased at the result, as the
race was open to all the sailing craft upon
the lake.
A very interesting tournament was held
Monday afternoon at the links of the Xiv
erside Golf club on Drislanes field. The
threatening weather somewhat interfered
with the attendance and with the pleasure
of the afternoon. There we're IL entries
and Frank G. Flint was the winner of the
game. Refreshments were served at the
club house previous to the beginning of the
game, it being in the nature of picnic, at
1890
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Osgood, Miss 0sgood,
Col. and Mrs E. g. Osgood and their little
daughter, Elizabeth, leave Tuesday morfi-
ing Of next week for Clarion. Pa, to at
tend the marriage of @. Herbert Osgood
and Mrs. Mabel Arnold, which occurs
September IA at that place. Mr.. and Mrs
| G. w. Osgood expect to go from there to
Boston to attend the International Council
Col. and. Mrs. Osgood will visit in Buffalo
several days on their return.
Father Reynolds, Father Corcoran,
North Walpole, Father McCarty of Brook
lyn, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs Francis Reynolds,
Miss Mary Keane, Miss Lizzie McOarty of
New York and Patrick Harty, of the firm
of Keane & Harty, Father Houihan of Lud-
low, Mrs. Callan and son, Edward, of New
York, Miss Kate Reynolds of Bellows Falls,
Edward CARMEN and Michael Harty also OF
Bellows Falls, spent Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Harry at Saxtons River.
H. D. Holton of Burlington and Engi
neer Nash of the electric road were in
town Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Nasf
thinks he has some New Haven parties in
terested in the project, who will build the
road to Saxtons River, in the place of the
Burlington syndicate. A meeting of thu
local stockholders was held Tuesday anC
considerable discussion iudulged in. Moth
ing definite was decided upon, and tn,
meeting was again adjourned for one week
Mr.. Hoton is still sanguine that the roat
will be built in the immediate future.
The village schools will all open mex
Monday except the kindergarten of Mis-
Dascomb, and that will open the Monda.
following. The old corps of teachers vii
be employed with these changes: Princi
pal F. L. Bugbee of Black River acad
envy takes the place of Principal Crawford
and Miss Young's place as assistant
taken by Isabel D. Dawson of Wolfville
N. S. Miss Young takes the third grad
in No. building made vacant by tn
resignation of Miss Goodhue. Miss Alic
Dascomb takes Miss Thompson's LIST and 2
: grade in No. building.
Miss Ellsworth and Miss Ethel Fullerto
left Monday morning for Braintree, Mass
where Miss Ellsworth will make her futur
) home with her brother. Miss Fullerton
after weeks visit in Braintree, will go I
! the home of her aunt, Mrs. Reed, in South
| bridge, Mass, where Miss Annie is nov
5 They will make their home there for tn
present. 1t is with sincere regret thS
the people, especially those of the churc
= to which Mr.. Fullerton was called I
minister bid goodbye to the last of tn
f family. The past two years have bee
very sad ones to the sisters, and the hoI
{ follows them that the future may ho
a much of happiness for them.
Y The rebuilt and reftted Baptist churcl
, which has been in the hands of the bull,
ers for the last two months, is to be use
s next Sunday for the first time. No churC
n services have been held by the sociei
t DUNG these two months, and all will rejoiC
e at resuming them, in so much improve
quarters. The audience room has bee
t materially enlarged, the pews taken OF
v and opera chairs substituted. The steep
|. has been taken down and a tower at Il
:. southeast corner substituted in its plac
The vestry rooms have been entirely r.
built and made commodious, well adaptt
: to their uses. The addition to the size
:, the church gives DOM for a large parlt
8 which has been long needed. About $500
: has been spent in the improvements.
The Montpelier Journal of last evenir
a contains the following notice of your
4 man who formerly lived in Bellows Fall
q "At 10 o'clock this morning pretty hon
% wedding occurred at the home of Mr.. al
n Mrs. Geo. o. Stratton, 6 Summer stree
parents of the bride, when Joseph Viau al
Miss Bertha L. Stratton were united
!. marriage by Rev. DR.. Norman Seave
- The affair was a quiet one with only Il
- immediate friends and relatives of the brit
e and groom present. Mr.. and Mrs Via
- left on the noon train for Hanover, N. H
the grooms' former home. After a sho
n bridal tour they will return to this eli
n where they will have rooms at the home
IL the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Viz
7. are among Montpelier's best and favorabl
le known young people and will receive Il
best wishes for their future from a wiz
1t circle of friends. They were the recipien
s. of large number of beautiful and valuah
lie presents"