Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-04-28
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS.
Christian Endeavor Excursion.
George Il. WeIch Manager for the Trip
of the VermOnters to Detroit July $40
-.-Fare WIN BE SIS.

of the NermOnters to Detroit July 5.IC
-.-Fare WIN BE SIS.
George +. Welch of this place is the ex
cursion manager for the Christian En-
deavor convention to be held in Detroit
Mich, July $40. The New Hampshr,
delegates will join the Vermonters in tn,
trip and it is expected that a party of 2OC
will be formed The railroad fare will b,
$50 for the round trip Transportation only
going and returning by the same route
from any part of Vermont, tickets good tC
return August l. A small additions
charge will be made for the side trip tC
Niagara Falls, also the st. Lawrence rive-
trip. Nermonters will be entertained b,
the Emmanuel Presbyterian church, Rev
Dr. w. ii. Clark, pastor. Dr. Clark /:
chairman OF the convention music com
mittee and native of New England
many delegates will be entertained in
homes near the church, but the Hotel Ken.
TICK mas been secured for those who wish
10 provide their own accommodations.
=, Inc delegation will go via Boston d
Name Central Vermont, and Grand
trunk railways, via Montreal, Toronto.
TAUNTON, Niagara Falls, London and
W. Iuusor TO Detroit; returning via Grand
trunk railway via Port Huron, and Kings
Ion TO Gananoque, where one of the pal.
aliaI 81. Lawrence boats will be boarded
ioI an an all DAY sail down the river, through
.ne thousand Islands and Rapids to Mon
treal where a stop will be made of ono or
TWO Gays, returning home via same route
as going. side trip, Montreal to Quebec
nas oeeh arranged for all who wish, at
very reasonable expense.
"
a. d. Beckwith is this week moving his
goods 10 Ludlow, where he will make his
future home.
lhere were no services at the Methodist
church last Sunday owing to the absence
OF Rev, Mr.. Lewis at conference.
The posts for a new wire fence extend
ing along the south side of the terrace TO
the Westminster line have been distributed
oy the town authorities this week.
Mrs. Mary L. Bowers, who has been at
her ora home in Chicago the past three
months, is expected to return to her home
vi napgood street within a few DAYS.
Miss Alice jackson has been ouite M
the past week, necessitating her absence
from the musical work of the nublic
schools OF Bellows Falls and Saxtons Riv-
err WV
D., w. Buemond is putting in an extensive
enicken industry just now, and has about
]oo chickens already Matched. He expects
W raise Tor the market about 1900 this
season. '--''
Rev, j. H. Reid went to Newburvport
MONDAY morning to assist in the installa-
tlon OF his successor in Whitefield church
IN mat city. He has remained there dur-
ing the week.
Inc last OF the goods of f. II. Babbitt
got to White River Junction TODAY and
the family will 60 permanently tomorrow
Dr. Kirkland will move into Mr.. Babbitt's
house early next week.
Architect H. r. Beckwith of Claremont
mas taken the contract to erect the new
block to be put up by II. w. Suter of RIOS.
ton on the site of the present one where
Ball and Amadon's stores are. Work is
to begin at once upon it.
Rev. Geo. F. Chaplin officiated MONDAY
at the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Palmer in
the absence of Rev. j. II. Reid. Mrs
IaIher mas been great sufferer for many
Ilohlhs from cancer at her home in The
FROST block on Rockingham street. and
died last Friday. anu
Bert Chellis of Claremont. v IT hoe
bought the boot and shoe store of e r
Maynard on Canal street, and also the new
Maynard block on Rockingham street
paying for the two about $14, 900, in which
was included number of pieces of real es-
tate in Claremont village,
The return of Rev. +. w Lewis IN tho
Methodist church here by the last weeks
conference gives general satisfaction. The
oiilcers OF the church unanimously voted
some weeks since to request the return
de has made himself popular with a large
humDer OF our citizens in his two wears
stay here. 'Ai'
The new boot and shoe store in Farr,s
block was opened by Keane q Harry Tnes1
day. MIR. Keane is in the employ of tbo
electric light company and will leave tho
direct management of the store to Mr.
Harty, who has been EMPLOYED in the snn.
ply department of the International Paner
company some months. He comes here
from SaXtons River.
There were two sessions of the Wood
STOCK baptlst association in the Baptist
church Tuesday. The attendance was not
large, but program of much interest was
carried out. This association includes the
churches OF this vicinity and Windsor
county and delegates were present from
Cavendlsh, Windsor, Felchville, Saxtons
River, Grafton and Ludlow.
The members of the Baptist church are
strongly discussing the enlargement of
thelr church building, and the adding of
many improvements. The growth and
prosperity of this church is noted with
much pleasure by all good citizens. and
Rev. Mr.. Dodge and his earnest co-work- |
ers are to be congratulated upon the in
fiuence for good which is manifest in the
results.
There is talk of the International Paner |
company putting in their own electric |
light plant for lighting their mills. Diff
leIehces have arisen in relation to the |
price and quality of light. During this |
month the electric light company have re- |
duced their force of men from seven to |
hve, the men getting through being r. II. |
Thomas and the night man, Teehan Pat. |
TICK D. keane has taken charge of the |
room nights and Jerry Shea, who has
oeen working outside some years, takes
DR.. Edward Kirkland met with n mis-
nap Sunday evening which resulted in the |
death OF one OF his span of horses. He |
was returning from professional trip TO |
Alstead in company with his brother. II. |
w. kirkland, and had reached within A |
few rods of his barn when something
about the harness broke. His horses were |
somewhat spirited, and although a man |
was called to assist in holding them while |
repairs were made, they got away and ran |