Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-03
NEWS FROM BELLOWS FALLS.

dav to Salem, n. y, where thew will spend
their months vacation Rev Dr. Adams,
dean of Atlanta university, will occupy his
pulpit Sunday.
William A. Hall and son took a trip this
week to Boston in Mr.. Halls automobile.
Mrs Hall will join them there tomorrow
and they will go to Mount Desert for the
month of August.
Miss H4rriette Sleeper, who has been EN-
ployed in Halls paint factory as book
keeper for several years, finishes work
there this week and goes to her home in
Caremcnt for the present.
Francis b. Upham's successful passing of
the severe examinations at West Point lat
week was a matter of much pleasure to his
many friends here. He remains there
now for two years without vacation
Mrs f. V. Booth a teacher in the Mon
school at Montpelier, and daughter Mildred
came Wednesday from Morrisville 10 spend
the remainder OF a vacation with Mrs.
Booths mother, Mrs. George Underwood.
The electric railroad began Wednesday
handling all the mails, express ard freight
bet~ cen here and Saxtons River, except
that portion of freighting which will be
temporarily controlled 10y the old team.
sters
Mrs Hetty Green is again at her resi-
dence on Church street, having come on
from New York last Saturday She will
spend the larger part of the summer here
with her family, they having been here
about a month.
The Baptist church will he closed the
next two sundays, as Rev. Mr.. Dodge is To
be absent on his vacation. The Universalist
church is also closed for the whole month.
Rev 81. Edward Farrow will lpreach at the
Congregational church Sunday.
George II. Dickinson Of the Atlanta
| Journal, who came North to have a part in
the release Of Charles II. Hoyt, is spending
/ few days here with his family. His wife
| is daughter of George F. Evans. with
whom she and the children are spending
the summer.
The present troubles and excitement at
! Cape Nome, Alaska, has local interest in
the fact that Fred L Amadou, "A former
well known merchant here, is spending the
summer there Mrs Amadon is carrying
on his jewelry business in Ticouderoga, y.
Y, during his absence.
The families Of Eugene S. Leonard and
Mrs. H. NJ. Leonard and George l. Leon
ard of New York 90 today to Sunapee
where they will occupy the cottage of +.
NJ. Thompson for the next two weeks Mr.
Thou pson's family returned Yesterday after
a stay of three weeks at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G Osgood and daugh-
ter went to Boston Wedr esday morning,
and after few days spent with c. Her
bert Osgood they will go to AnDisquam,
where Mrs. Osgood and Elizabeth will
| Mr.
next week to attend to his business.
Mrs NJ MAndigo died Wednesday at the
home of her son, Jay Mandigo, on the Old
Terrace. She has been a great sufferer
for some years from cancer. The funeral
was attended at 10 o'clock this morning
and the body will be taken by the noon
train to Clarendon for interment.
The Republicans will have their first
rally next Monday evening, when Hon.
John Barrett will deliver an address and a
new flag will be raised in the square. Mr.
Barrett was here Saturday and went to his
old home in Grafton for Sunday. His
mother is spending few weeks there at
her old home.
Rev G. H. DeBevoise of Westmiu ster,
we'll known here, celebrated the 35th an
niveIsar of his ordination last Sunday.
Ga that day he preached at Walpole in the
church where he was ordained, and it was
made the occasion of pleasant reminiscen.
ces, a part of the service being taken by
the present pastor, Rev. E. A. Keep.
} John H. Hassett has moved his family
during the past week to Livermore Falls
Me, where he has been employed the past
two years AZ superintendent of the Inter
, national Paper company's mills He has
/ | kn1 ksa n
to Michael Harty, of the Reynolds grocery
store, who has this week occupied it.
Clark Chase and j. A Eaton have been
chosen commissioners upon the estate OF
the late L Barber, and the first meet
ing of the board for the presenting oi
claims against the estate will he held at the
office of E l.. Walker, the executor, next
Saturday. The mercantile building and
stock of musical goods will probably be sold
at an early date, there having been a num-
Der of customers discussing il.
Thomas Condor, former member OF
the present senior class of the High school
died Saturday morning Of consumption
He had heen gradually failing for two OF
three wears, having left school three ears
ago, Until within few days of his death
he had been employed in the j. H Blake
sterling worth, and held the esteem and
confidence of those who knew him best.
The International Paper company i;
erecting a building adjacent to the dynamo
room of the Bellows Falls Electric Light
company and it is expected it will move
the dynamos which furnish light for the
mills into it when completed. Heretofore
the company has paid the Electric Light
company for furnishing lights, but for the
past few months there have been evidences
of dissatisfaction that will lead to the
change.
The large Corliss engine that furnishes
power for the sulphide pulp mill made a
phenomenal run last winter Starting the
day after Christmas it run continuously
and without a moments stop night or day
for 92days, a record seldom if ever excel