Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-08
THE NEWS FROM BELLOWS FALLS.

JAMES H. w llllhule, ~ -'b
John H. Williams, 43,lOO
Kate A. Williams, 1880
w. =. Williams, estate, j,0Sj
Caroline F. Wentworth, u, $50
Mary j. Wilson, estate, $500
Fred NJ. Wilson, 1900
George b. Wheeler, 300
George X. Wales, 1906
Frances E. Wetherbee, 5000
j. H. Webb, 1900
Harriet A. Weston, $500
II. G. Wiley, estate, 5,1OO
Thomas Robinson, estate, $3.50
Theodocia Woolley, estate, 1850
Caroline O. Warner, $500
will O. Warner, $500
DIR. Hazelton from Springfield has open
ed an Office in the Bank block and will
practice his profession here.
The parlor car between here and Boston,
reaching here at =. NJ. and leaving at $50
a. NJ, was put on for the season Monday.
A cleft handed social is to be given by
the Christian Endeavor society of the Con-
gregational church this evening in the
vestry.
Children's Sunday will be observed next
Sunday by the Universalist church, and a
week from Sunday by the Congregational
church.
A goodly delegation from the Bellows
Falls Sunday schools went to Townshend
Wednesday and attended the county con
vention there.
Circus day, last Friday, was an immense
success, Wallace & Co.'s show drawing a
large crowd, and giving them a good re-
turn for the money.
Dr. George A. Keyes of New Haven,
Conn, a former resident of Bellows Falls,
has been spending portion of the week
with Mrs. Lizzie 5. King.
c. w. Osgood returned TO Boston Mon
day morning and will remain there for the
present. He has been on business trip
to Portland, Me, the last day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Slate returned from
a two weeks Washington trip last week
Wednesday. They formerly lived in
Washington and met many old friends
while there.
The town Republican caucus for the Sc
lection of delegates to the district, state
and county conventions has been called by
the town committee to be held in banquet
hall Saturday afternoon, June 10.
G. Ernest White, who graduated last
week from Hartford Theological seminary,
is to supply the pulpit Of the Congrega-
tional church at Wilder, VT, for the pres
ent. He declined call to the church in
Bakersfield, VI.
DR.. j. S. Hill is this week in New York
and Atlantic City, y. j. At the latter
place he has been in attendance upon the
annual meeting of the American Medical
association as delegate from the Vermont
Medical association.
The dwelling owned by the estate OF
the late Mrs j. l.. Fullerton on Atkinson
street, formerly owned by II. D. Ryder
has this week been decided 10 Stephen F
Cray for $4,000. Mr.. Cray is an employt
of the 5. j. Cray meat market.
Cards have been received here for the
marriage of Rev. Arthur Dascomb, who
recently graduated from Chicago Theolog.
lcal seminary, and Miss Nellie Zahuiser
at Mercer, Pa, June IA. Mr.. Dascomt
was graduate Of the Bellows Falls High
school in '93.
A line of much larger telephone pole:
than those formerly used have been SCI
this week the whole length Of Rockingham
street from the Commercial House TO Nor
gan's. They carry large cross arm with
places for ten wires, and more can be add
ed as occasion requires.
The Rockingham town Sunday schoo
convention occurs next Sunday evening in
this village. DR.. Addison Foster, New
England secretary of the American sun
day school union, is to deliver the princi
pal address. He will speak at the Con
gregational church in the morning.
John H. Chase, brother of Mrs. Edward
Kirkland, student in Union Theological
seminary in New York, spent night here
last week on his way TO Plaintield, VT,
where he is to preach during his summer
vacation. He occupied the pulpit of the
Congregational church there last Sunday.
A gang of men under charge of Super
inteudent Royce began work Wednesday
removing the remainder of the point OF
land from the north end of the canal
When the earth is removed as low as the
surface of the water a diver will be EN-
ployed and depth of water of 20 feet is
to be secured at that point.
A. F. Winnewisser, who owns the lunch
room which has been KEEP. on the Schoo
street stairs, is to move into the store il
Barry block recently vacated by Z. J
Knapp Il Co., and the room on the stair,
is ~ uS OCCupl6u lOl Tue Sdlut puIpOSt UN
Simon ID. Mcleod within few days
The store in Barry block is being fixed W
in an attractive manner for the new occu
pant.
The first of the large drive of logs t,
pass over the dam went over Sunda,
morning, a gang of about 80 river mel
having come here last week. They workel
until Tuesday night, when word was re
ceived that very large jam was forming
near the mouth of Quechee river and Ia,
full force was taken up there by the nigh
train, and work here has been suspended
since then.
The Democratic caucus for electing dele
gates to their various conventions was helt
| Tuesday evening, and the delegation Sc
lected to represent them at the state ant
district conventions at Montpelier the 14th
was DR.. o. NJ. George, DR.. j. T. Ridden
j. Z. Byrnes, S. j. Cray and John F
Roche. The caucus fully approved o
Bryan as the standard bearer of the party
the coming year.
Mrs. j. H. Conway, who for a number
of years has been the owner of millinery
store here, died at her rooms in Maynard
block last week Thursday evening. Al
though In poor health for the past two