Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-07-20


f. S. Leonard and family are at Lowell
lake for few days.
The family of Wallace White has gone to
Mr. Whites cottage at Sunapee for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ Blake and family are
occupying the cottage of c. X Labaree at
Sunapee lake
Charles Tulley is out of the post-office on
two weeks vacation, aud Emmett Smith is
at work in his place.
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Flint and daughters
are spending a two weeks vacation at
Cape Cod at Osterville.
Rev. j. H. Reid of the Congregational
church leaves July 30 for his months vaca-
ton. He will spend it in Salem, n. Y.
Rev. Dr. Marble of Brattleboro will
preach at the Baptist church next Sunday
in exchange with Rev. c. r. B. Dodge, the
pastor.
Miss Annie Fullerton, who has been Wis
iting friends in Bellows Falls and vicinity,
has gone to Braintree, Mass, TO visit Miss
Ellsworth, her aunt.
Mrs. Roswell Farnham of Bradford
mother of Mrs. f. G. Osgood, is spending
the week with Mrs Osgood. Mr.. Farnham
spent Sunday with them.
Miss Josie Derby has as guest her cousin.
Miss Whitney of Washington D. c. She
goes TO Providence early next week, ac-
companied by Miss Derby.
Rev. Albert Hammatt, pastor of the
Universalist church, leaves on his vacation
next week, and the church will be closed
until the first of September.
The final report upon the estate of the
lafa Pa A nasnnpnh !. Al
past week to the probate court by c. w.
Osgood as administrator, and distribution
made to the heirs.
Undertaken j. +. Keefe was in Charles
town, n. H, yesterday officiating at the
burial of former resident of Langdon,
Daniel Hanning, who has been connected
with the grocery business in Boston for some
years, Mr. Hanning died in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Day leave Monday
afternoon for a carriage drive to Somers
worth, N. H., spending the night in Keene
then driving to Milford to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Titus. 1t is their intention to
visit Rye beach for time before returning
home.
The lawn party of the Woman's Relief
corps, which was held on the grounds of
A. R. Perry Friday evening, was success
Dotn III regard 10 the income, the attend
ance and the evening. 1t had been their
intention to hold it Thursday evening but
heavy shower prevented.
A special corporation meeting is to be
held tonight to see what the village will do
as to laying additional sewers and water
pipes which are thought TO be needed, and
to see if the village will vote $500 to the
Bellows Falls band, as was done last year,
to pay for series of open air concerts dur
ing the summer
Robert Foster, for the past seven years
in charge of the la &c farm and stables of
the Vermont Marble company at Proctor,
came here with his family Monday and has
assumed charge of the two farms owned by
John E. BrOsnahan. He has moved into
the Millikin dwelling just north of the
'Dutchman's crossing"
Eight members of the Bellows Falls Gun
club went Wednesday to Fitchburg as the
guests of the Fitchburg Rifle and Gun club,
having a very enjoyable time. With only
eight men they made score of 157 against
l66 by the Fitchburg team, which had its
full nine men. Ray scored %, aud Nor
wood, Gibson, Capron, Morrison and Shep-
ardson each 2l, while knight and Under