Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-03-09
F. J. Blake is in Boston this week.

F. j. Blake is in Boston this week.
Mrs. Frank Hubbard has moved to New
York.
Rev. F. W. Lewis will preach at Athens
Sunday.
over Sunday.
Miss Lou Lougee has gone to her home
in st. Johnsbury
Eugene Griffith visited his sister in
Claremont Friday.
Byron Robinson has gone to White River
Junction for visit.
Mrs. E. B. Royce is able to be out again
after a long sickness
The Baptist parsonage has been connect
ed with the telephone.
Miss Bessie Lewis is taking vocal lessons
of Miss Alice jackson.
Mrs. f. NJ. Howard returned from Wis
it in Alstead, Saturday.
Bert Truax and DR.. Hill went up the
mountain on snow shoes Tuesday.
Miss Emma Ball of South Acworth, N
H., is visiting at Mrs. F. P. Balls.
Miss Edith Wetherbee entertained num-
Der of her friends Tuesday evening.
Clyde Lewis of West Concord is visiting
his cousin, E. r. Ball, on the Old Terrace
Miss Blanche Boutelle is a clerk in the
candy store of her uncle, George B. Wheel
er.
A number from here attended the Choral
Union concert at Charlestown Thursday
night.
A small greenhouse has been opened bv
Henry Blake near his house on the New
Terrace.
The senior class of the High school will
hold social in the High school building
Friday evening.
j. o. Spring has returned from his trip
of week spent in Northampton, Boston
and Leominster, Mass.
The Methodist church will be closed for
two or three Sundays on account of the
repairs which are being made.
Mrs. Narramore and her two children
of Sugar Loaf, N. Y. came Monday to
visit her mother, Mrs. F. P. Ball.
Mrs. NJ. G. Williams goes tomorrow to
Hartford, Conn.,, and later to Poughkeep
sic, N. Y, for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Ranville, who has been for a few
weeks with her son, Chas. Ranville, has re-
turued to Rev. G. R. B. Dodges.
The social union of the Baptist church
were very pleasantly entertained by Mr..
and Mrs Trask Tuesday evening.
The quarterly conference gave Rev. F.
W. Lewis a unanimous invitation to return
to Bellows Falls for the fourth year.
Mrs. Curtis Chapman of Everett, Mass,
came Thursday to spend a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Chapman.
Miss Stella Durham, who has been at f.
M. Towards several weeks, returned to
her home at Lawrence Mills Wednesday
The party of Bellows Falls people who
were in Washington, D. c., have returned
well pleased with their stay at the capital
Next Sunday morning Rev. Albert Ham
matt will begin in his pulpit series of ser
mons on the Five Points of Universal
ISM"
Rev. j, II. Reid will preach Sunday
morning on Going to Church. in the
evening on the Evils of Denominational-
ism"
The Universalist literature club, after
short vacation, resumed their sessions We'd
nesday evening, meeting with Mrs. e. G.
Osgood.
A. H. Fisher writes from his winter home
in Winter Park, Florida, that the frost has
done quite a good deal of damage to the
oranges.
While moving barrels in Halls paint
factory, Friday, John B. Morse caught one
of his fingers in such manner as to take
the end off,
Miss Juna Ffeld has been absent from
Wales's dry goods store about a week on
account of sickness, returning to her work
Wednesday.
Miss Lula Bacon entertained several Of
her friends very pleasantly Monday even
ing, the occasion being her 18th birthday
anniversary.
Frank Lockwood, who was formerly ex-
press agent from Rutland to Bellows Falls.
now runs from Keene to Boston and George
Dow takes his old place
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Durham of North
Paris, Me-, returned to their home Tues.
day alter spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Durham.
At the town meeting it was voted not TO
charge the senior class of the High school
anything for the use of the opera house
during the play Bobbie Shafto
Miss Addie Landon has resumed her