Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-05-16
be given in Memorial hall tomorrow even

be given in Memorial hall tomorrow even
ing.
Miss Georgia White finished work for
the Bellows Falls Times Thursday. Miss
Jessie Mackenzie, who has been employed
for several years in the Times Office
took her place.
The thirteenth annual meet of the Con-
necticut Valley 1nterscholastic Athletic
association will be held in Windsor May
%. strong team will represent the
local High school at that meet
II. II. Russell has accepted a position
in Lincoln, Maine, to work for the Ka-
tahdin Pulp & Paper company. He in
tends TO leave here about the first of
June. At present he is on a trip West.
Holy Cross commandery of Knights
Templar worshiped in body last Sunday
at the Congregational church. Rev
Henry Ballou of Chester, member of
the order, preached Special music was
rendered at both services.
The citizens of the town were awaken
ed during the small hours of Tuesday
morning by an alarm from the box on
the New Terrace. Most of them, how
ever preferred to stay in their beds and
in a few minutes the about alarm was
sounded.
The Bellows Falls Gun club has moved
to BARRIERS Park. Their grounds were
ready yesterday. They are making plans
for an all-day shoot to be held Decora-
ton day. and the teams from the sur
rounding towns are expected to be here
on that date.
Friday evening. May 90, Miss Ingenue
Fassett, who has recently returned from
Boston, will give recital in the Metho-
dist church Mrs Nettie Durham. pianist.
and Willard Bacon. baritone, will assist
her "A pleasing program is promised.
Tickets are now on sale
The base ball game at Russell Park
last Saturday between the Young Ameri-
cans and the Keene Locals resulted in a
victory for the home team by a score
of to 3. The local team deserves much
credit for its efforts and should be award
ed by larger crowd than the one Satur-
day.
The fact that four people have already
lost dogs by poisoning is causing good
deal of excitement around the village.
Last week reward of $50 was offered for
the detection and conviction of the per-
son who has caused this trouble, and this
week the reward has been raised to
$500 and has 10 signers Evidently they
mean business.
T. f. Kiniry of Bellows Falls was
elected treasurer of the international
Brotherhood of Paper Makers at the
convention held in Niagara Falls this
"tth' ne conference or the pulp maxi
ers and the paper makers resulted in an
agreement to advance the wages of mill
labcrers five per cent, and to arbitrate
future disputes.
Mr. George Bakeley gave his fifth or
gan recital in the Congregational church
Tuesday evening. The attendance was
nttle under the average, but those who
went felt fully repaid for doing so. The
two solos by Miss Florence Goodhue. 20
Great Jehovah and Through All Eter-
NIFTY, We're of especial merit and did
great credit to the singer.
states Attorney George A. Weston de-
lvered stirring address in Hibernian
hall Sunday afternoon. He spoke of
Ireland being kept down by England
lest her prosperity should be a rival TO
England and Of the many other oppres-
sions which have caused Ireland to be in
her present condition. The speaker was
thanked by a rising vote at the end of
his discourse
Bellows Falls people are greatly inter
ested in the new train. the Quebec Linn
tied" which the Boston & Maine are
talking of putting on during the summer
running as a night train to COMPARE with
the day train, called the White Mountain
FLYER The proposed train will leave New
YORK at p. m, reaching Bellows Falls
about a. m, the Faybans at s a. m. and
quebec about noon. Returning, 1t will
leave Quebec at p. m. arrive at the
Faybans at p. m. Bellows Falls about
IL, and New York at a. m This
train is put on to compete with the New
YORK Central for the through business be-
tween New York and Quebec II will
stop only at functions and will run in
two sections, so that no change will be
necessary at Wells River 1t will prob
ably consist of one day coach and three or
four sleepers.
Inc annual meeting of the Woman's
club was held Tuesday afternoon in the
Hestry of the Universalist church. Mrs
Josephine Fl. Arms was unanimously re-
elected president Mrs Albert Hammatt
and Mrs. George e. Welch were also re-
elected as first and second vice presidents.
Mrs. w. w. Sawyer was elected record
ing secretary in the place of Mrs Ed
ward kirkland, who declined reelection
Mrs. Dallas F. Polloard was elected cor
responding secretary. Mrs ]. c. Day de-
clined reelection as treasurer and Miss
Josie Derby was elected to that office
Mrs. G. H. Babbitt Mrs j. H. Reid
and Mrs. S. NJ. Folsom We're chosen
directors for one year. and Mrs
F. G. Flint Mrs. Il. II. AIlbee and Mrs. A.
N. Swain for two years. The club closes
a successful year but hopes to do even
better work in the future. as this was the
year of beginnings. The club has 1G0
members, 20 of whom are associate. and
III charter members. Lectures. concerts
and teas have been enjoyed during the
winter. 1t was voted to hold the meet
ings of the club the second Tuesday in
the month instead of Saturday every three
weeks as the meetings have been held
TINS year. Mrs. j. Fl. Arms, Mrs Albert
Hammatt, Mrs. F. G.. Flint and Mrs J.
II. Bacon were chosen delegates to the
meeting of the state federation. which
will be held in October.