Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-08-16

DdSe Dali game between the married
and single Foresters, resulting in
victory. for the bachelors rs to 2. At
ter the picnic supper was served and
dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
Mrs. L. S. Hayes left Saturday for
two weeks stay in Annisquam, Mass
Edward H. R. Green of Texas is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Green, on Church street.
The Robertson Paper company be-
gan work again on Monday after a two
weeks shutdown, while extensive re-
pairs were made.
William X. Churchs milk route has
been bought by a Mr.. Written who
lives on the George Wright farm, and
is now being run by him.
Two hundred and ninety-three tick
cts were sold from this station for the
Boston & Maine excursion to Boston
and Nantasket Wednesday.
The base ball nine Familiarity known
as the Young Americans defeated
team representing the Vermont Farm
Machine company at BARRIERS park
Saturday, s to 1.
Miss Mary B. Farr, of this years
graduating class of the Bellows
Falls High school, has obtained a po-
sition as teacher in the Athens school
for the coming year.
A special village meeting will be
held in North Walpole Saturday from
to 9 p. m. to see if the legal voters
will vote additional money for build
ing the new village hall
Mrs. e. G. Osgood is visiting this
week at the home of her father, en-
Governor Roswell Farnham in Brad
ford, and is attending the Old Home
Week celebration in that town,
Joseph Riley and Miss Katherine
Condor were quietly married at st.
Charles church Wednesday morning
by Rev. Father Reynolds. They will
make their home on Myrtle street
]. w. Dorsey of Middlebury, a COM
mission salesman for the Vermont
Farm Machine company, died last
week Thursday morning of heart dis
ease while visiting friends in Bird
port.
The Casein Company of America
have begun work erecting a three
story store house 200 by so feet. d.
rectly east of the present building.
This will materially enlarge their
plant here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Pike were called
to Providence last week to attend the
funeral of their nephew, Arthur D.
Kennedy, who was drowned by the up
setting of a skiff near the Rhode Is
land Yacht club house.
An invitation has been received by
the local golf club to enter a tourna-
ment held in Brattleboro, Aug. 90th to
compete for the Lawton cup. Other
clubs invited are Mount Tom, North
field, Keene, and Greenfield.
Edward B. Searle, an employe of
the Bellows Falls Machine Co., has
been working at the paper mill in
West Claremont owned by S. T. Coy
OF this place for the past week or
two, repairing machinery there.
AS this is Bennington Battle day
and so a legal holiday in Vermont,
the post Office is closed this afternoon
and no deliveries of mail will be made
after 8 o'clock in the morning. The
bank is closed the entire day.
Oscar A. Cast and wife left Bellows
Falls the first of the week for a car
rage drive to Northampton and Fitch
burg, Mass. This is the first vacation
from his duties in the Pierce pharmacy
that Mr.. Cast has had in five years.
The Sockalexis Concert company has
been playing before large crowds at
the park through this week, and has
given concerts from the cars once or
twice each day through the streets of
the village. Those who have been to
the park speak very favorably of the
troop.
Six young men from Amherst Col
lege, including Fred A Field ir,, of
Rutland, left here Tuesday morning
in three canoes for trip up the Con,
necticut to the Sugar river through
Lake Sunapee, down the Merrimac
river to the coast and thence along the
coast to Beverly, Mass, where they
will take the train for home.
One of the duplex cars of the Bel
lows Falls and Saxtons River Street
railroad was badly damaged Satur-
day noon on the car house switch, the