Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-17
N. 1. HAWLEY.
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS

Miss Ingenue Fassett goes to Boston
next month to continue her study of
violin.
Miss Katherine Taft of Swanzey has
been the guest of Miss Lottie Aldrich
this week.
Manager BrOsnahan has booked
Quincy Adams Sawyer at the opera
house for Jan. 80.
The gentlemen of the Universalist
church served their annual chickenpie
supper at the vestry of that church
yesterday at $50.
The largest house of the season
greeted Sousa's band Wednesday even
ing in the opera house. All were very
well pleased with the production.
The annual fair, sale and supper of
the ladies' union of the Congregational
church will be held in the church par
lors on the afternoon and evening of
Feb. g.
The annual banquet and ball of the
Hibernians will be held in Union hall
Saturday evening, which will celebrate
the 21st anniversary of the founding
of the local branch of this order.
This evening is ladies' night at the
Young Mems club of the Congrega-
tional church. and after short pro-
gram in the church parlors, chatting
dish supper will be served to the club
and it's friends.
Ten couple from here enjoyed a
sleighride Monday night to Spring
field and were there joined by five
other couple for a supper at the Adna-
Dot, ,itnrr thnt n
lows Falls about 4 O'clock
Lucius H. Chase, former employe
in the depot restaurant, was in town
over Sunday, called here by the death
of his sister, Mrs. A. c. Halliday.
Chase is now in the employ of one of
the principal bakers of Springfield,
Mass.
The following officers of the West
minister club were elected Tuesday
evening: President. George r. Wales !;
vice president E. l.. Walker; secre-
tary, w. F. Perley; treasurer, f. S
Leonard; executive committee, w. G
Parker, f. G. Flint and Arthur p. Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Andrews of
Wellesley. Mass, who have rented the
George Rabbit place for the winter
took possession Tuesday. Mr.. An
drews's father and sister will come
later Mr. Andrews is travelling sales
man for the paint department of the
Casein company.
The branch store of the Kimball
Piano company, which has been in the
millinery store of Mrs. l.. Gates-Had
ley under the charge of C. f. Mitchell
some months, has been moved &c
Brockton, Mass. The trade here has
been very good, only two pianos being
left to move to Brockton.
The annual corporation meeting will
be held Jan. 81 in the opera house
The expense the past year aggregated
21,737.30, as compared with S15,4126f
last year. Of the item of $3222.54 fol
street sprinkling $1750.75 was paid
out in getting the matter started and
will probably not be necessitated
again for some time.
Reserved seats for the concert OIL
the Choral Union Jan. 2S, will go or
sale at Williams's stationery store at
o'clock, Jan. 25. This concert will be
good one in every way, deserving Of
good patronage. 1t will be remember
ed that the Boston Ideal Banjo, Man
dolin and Guitar club has been en-
gagged to assist the union in this con
cert.
Walter H. Black and Miss Elizabeth
Laughlan were quietly married
ednesday evening at the home of the
srooms mother. Mrs. Kate R. Black
Z the ceremony being performed by Rev
j. H. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Black viii
make their home for the present il
the tenement on Henry street, which
Mr.. Black and his mother have occu
pied for some time.
A party from the Choral Union here
attended the Chorus Glass in Keent
last Friday evening. The class there
is conducted by Nelson p Coffin o.
Newport, who has been for four years
conductor of our chorus, this beine
the first chorus to come under his di
rection. Mr.. Coffin now has, beside
three choral unions, a large chorus
choir in the First church of Keene.
1t is now expected that Mrs. Hun
tress, accompanist for the Chorus cluf
of Keene, will assist as accompanies
for the Choral Union at its concert
which occurs Tuesday, Jan. 2S. A
this time the chorus work will be made
up of miscellaneous choruses from
Faust" "Gallia," THE Rose-Maiden. =
and several other works. At the
Easter concert an entire work of
heavier nature will be given