Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-22
Rev. E. E. Marggraf is to preach in St.
Johnsbury Sunday,

Rev. E. E. Marggraf is to preach in st.
Johnsbury Sunday.
Samuel K. Howes, the village harness
maker, has been notified this week of an
increase in pension from IS to $40 per
month, with some back pension added.
George NJ. Rogers, former well-known
resident and member of the Grand Army,
is critically i'll with heart disease at his
home in kstead.
John B. Drew, the proprietor of the bar
Der shop in Gray's block, accompanied by
Mrs. Drew are enjoying a carriage drive
to Randolph, and are to be absent three
weeks. His place is filled in the shop by
Harry Farnsworth.
T. E. O'Brien is spending two weeks
vacation here with his parents on Atkinson
street. He has been employed the last
two years in the detail work of publishing
the American Encyclopedia of Law, hav-
ing his Office near New York city.
Those attending the International Coun-
Gil of Congregational churches now being
held in Boston are: Rev. j. H. Reid, @.
w. Osgood, Mrs. and Miss Osgood, Mrs. L.
P Kicker and N. G. Williams. The coun-
Gil closes next Wednesday, having been in
session week.
DR.. f. G. Wilkinson, a veterinary sur
geon, we'll known in this section of New
England, who has for the past % years
made his headquarters in Claremont, has
located in Bellows Falls as a more central
point from which to practice. His Office is
at the Rockingham House.
Mrs. L. Gates Hadley returned yesterday
from a four. weeks vacation and business
trip. The first ten days were spent in
Nova Scotia, and the remainder in Boston
and New York. During the past week she
has been busy selecting her fall stock of
millinery, and the store is ready to supply
her customers with the best styles the mar
ket affords.
! A. G. Moulton, who has been clerk in
several stores in Bellows Falls, and who
has for the past few months been employed
by the Robertson Waxed Paper company
went Tuesday to Providence, r. l., where
he has a position in the clothing store rur
by "Jack" Robinson, who was formerly il
trade here. The name of the firm is Brown
& King.
Mrs. Wallace White, accompanied by
her daughter, went to Quincy, Mass, Wed
nesday. Miss Ruth is to enter the semi
nary there taught by Prof. Willard, for
mer principal of Vermont Academy. Sh'
formerly attended Howard seminary al
west brldgeWater a year. Wnere frot
Willard was at its head, and last year wa
in the schools here.
A. H. Fisher goes to Gloucester, Mass.
this week where he will assist his brothe
in the rebuilding of the Cape Ann Ancho
: works which were burned last Friday ant
of which the brother is part owner. Mr.
} Fishers aptitude in the handling of men
, and his knowledge of construction, make
: him valuable assistant. A number of tn
= present mills under the hill were built fol
the Fall Mountain Paper company unde
his supervision.
The probate court has appointed @. W
: Osgood administrator of the estate of tn
late Mrs j. E. Fullerton. The first meet
ing of the commissioners occurs Septembe
7 2S at the store of e. G. Osgood. Mrs
3 George L. Bowtell is executrix of the wi
{ of her late husband, and Charles H. Rob
S is the executor of TIE will of the late Sara
= Mellen. Preston H. Hadley admnistrato
t of the estate of the late Frank B. Scoheld
s advertises a final settlement of his account
9 as such, October 7.