Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-11-29

D. F. Pollard and wife spent part
of this week at their old home in
Chester.
Mrs. Carrie Stebbins of Mortified,
VT, was the guest over Sunday of Miss
Josephine Derby.
Marshall w. Downing has this week
begun housekeeping again in his old
home on Burt place.
Col and Mrs. E. G. Osgood are
= spending Thanksgiving with Mrs. Os-
goods parents at their home in Brad
ford.
Rev. Mr.. Christy of Salisbury, Mass,
was a guest the first of the week of his
friend and old time colleague Rev.
]. H. Reid.
F. w. Church, aged 60, died Tuesday
at the home of his son on Barker
street. The funeral was held at the
house at p. m. yesterday, Rev. ]. H.
Reid officiating.
John w. Church has finished work
as night operator in the telephone ex-
change and his place has been taken
by w. Eugene Cray, Bellows Falls
High school '01.
The new office building being erect
ed by the Vermont Farm Machine
company is being pushed very rapidly
and has already reached the top of the
second story windows.
M. B. Clark, agency director for
Vermont of the New York Life Insur-
ance company, was in town on bust
ness the first of the week.
Mrs. Lizzie P. Kicker, who has been
spending the last year in Boston and
vicinity, returned to Bellows Falls
Friday and is now visiting at the home
of her brother, E. B. Searle.
The annual fair and sale OF the Ia
dies of the Methodist church will be
held in Banquet Hall on the afternoon
and evening of Dec. 4, followed by a
short entertainment in the evening.
Some day during the week beginning
Dec. 8 a joint meeting of the two
divisions of the current events depart
ment of the Woman's club will be
held, to be addressed by Rev. A. Ham
matt.
Walsh's Quadruplex Glass Blowers
will begin a weeks engagement at
Union hall next Monday evening. This
company is we'll known to Bellows
Falls people, having been here now for
several years in succession.
William S. Durham, for many years
owner of the City Market, and later
landlord of Towns Hotel, was in town
calling on old friends the first of the
week. Mr. Durham is making a great
success Of the hotel at Littleton, N. H.,
of which he has been manager for over
a year.
The International Paper company
has decided to change the time of work
for Sunday to the old hours, working
until Z a. m. Sunday morning. The
Machine Tenders union oppose this
strongly and considerable conflict has
been stirred up, which may result in a
strike locally.
A good entertainment will be given
this evening in the Methodist church
consisting of music and recitations by
local talent assisted by one or two
from out of town. Miss Mable Ram
sey, Bellows Falls High school 100,
will give one or two declarations
which have justly won for her prizes
at various contests.
At the annual meeting of the teach
ers of the state held in Burlington last
week, an invitation was extended to
the association to hold their meeting
next fall in Bellows Falls. This invi-
tation will probably be accepted, and
1t is hoped that the hall in the third
floor of the High school building will
be finished off in time for these meet
ings.
Frank A. Moore and Miss Margaret
Cudmore were married at high noon
Wednesday, the goth, at the home
of the grooms father, A. G. Moore, on
the South Terrace, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Father Reynolds.
After a short time, they will make