Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-14

Brown were quietly married Thursday af-
ternoon of last week at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown. Mr. and Mrs Harris will make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Brown for
the present.
Evangelist Dunnett. VINO will be re-
membered so pleasantly by Bellows Falls
people for his work here several years
ago, will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning and at the union
| service in the Congregational church in
the evening.
Julius Avery and Miss Elodie LeBlanc
were married in Charles's church Tues
day morning by Rev. Father Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Avery have engaged rooms
| at George Kimballs on Atkinson street,
where they will make their home upon
| their return from short stay in Rut-
| land.
Lyman II. Howe's moving pictures were
| exhibited Monday evening in the opera
| house before a packed house. The roper
| toire is entirely new and includes some
| very taking effects, greatly brought out
| by the skilful rendering of appropriate
selections on the piano during the exhibit
| ton of the pictures.
p. IT. Hadley, who has been quite Ill
| with nervous prostration and typhoid fe-
yer for some months al his residence on
| the South terrace. is considerably improv-
| ed. having driven out nearly every day
| for over n week and having been into the
| bank several times. though not yet able to
resume his duties as cashier.
\ boxing and variety entertainment was
| pulled off at the opera house last evening,
at which Eddie Quinn Of Brooklyn and
Young SAKE of Boston went Is rounds al
| 12G pounds. Billy Mahoney of Bellows
| Falls and George Buckminster of Keene
| went four rounds. and various specialties
were introduced by Cady and Evans.
| The partnership formed last year be-
| tween c. A. Williams and G. a. Tasker.
| carrying on the ice business under the
| firm name of Williams & Tasker, has been
| dissolved and the business will be carried
| on hereafter under the old name of c. A.
| Williams. as was done for several years
| previous to Mr.. Taskers entering the
| business.
| Many old citizens Of Bellows Falls re-
! gret that the new management of Towns
| Hotel have thought it best to change the
| name of that hosiery to Hotel Windham.
| Towns Hotel has been n feature in the his
tory of Bellows Falls for so many years
| that it will seem distinctly odd to have the
| name disappear from the business section
| of the village
The Young American base ball club"
was organized last week with the follow
| ing officers: NORM. manager; Welch as
| sistant: and McAuliffe. captain. Games
<eene. Springfield. and Windsor High
| schools and Colby Academy. The boys
making up the team are all experienced
| players and expect to make good records
| for themselves next summer
The officers of the newly formed Social
| club connected with the Universalist
| church are as follows: President. John G.
| Dennson; vice-president. w. f. Stevens;
| secretary. Miss Maud Bryant treasurer,
Louis Robertson dramatic committee,
| Mrs. Fred Perry. Miss Blanche Bowtell.
| and Mr.. Winch; social committee. Miss
| Eta Labaree. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Nettie
| Durham and Mrs. Albert Hammatt
| Miss NJ +. Gorham went to Boston
| Wednesday. there attending yesterday the
winter meeting of the board of visitors of
| the Massachusetts, Board of Charities of
| which organization she is an active mem
| Der. Miss Gorham is doing an important
| work in this connection in finding homes
| in this vicinity for number of homeless
| girls. of whom she has eight or ten in the
| neighborhood of Bellows Falls at the
| present time.
| About $50 was raised at the meeting of
| the Choral Union on Monday evening
| toward making up the deficit About S75
vet remains. which will be raised by sub
| scription. Rehearsals begin next week on
THE Holy City which will be the sa-
| cred work taken up through Lent This
| is the longest and most successful season
| in the history of the union and the Choir
us is fast achieving an enviable reputa-
| ton The membership fee for the re-
| mainder of the season has been fixed at 80
| cents
| ceorge NJ Cory Of Saxtors Rivar recent
| l.. ,.isitod IIood Eorr, ouaI NIoes and
| so,aota,1 a cboico ,,oi,be, porl,sbire hoar. ia
| he added IN his herd The animal is sired
| nv NfodeI Oulye Loo of Hood Farm and
his dam &c the imnorted sowUighclere XIV
] 80 +bis ri', 1,ae ebinnod frorn Hood
EorT, NJ Cor,. ta1enbnrod for anotber
boar IL i,a' racei,:od tiar, last wool, ,rburs-
5o,. ,,,r,,irl, "a is ,,r,. ,,,,cr ,loaea Win
| them Young pig stock from Hood Farm
Whlch carries the rlchest stralhs Oh pioou
IN the world Is peihs secured pN preeuerS
| IN all sections or the country
Preliminary arrangements for the estab-
! lishment of a second bank here are APP
preaching completion. The opening of the
stock books of the Bellows rams trust
Co mas been advertised Tor the last OF
| ths moh'h. IL Is prooaple 'hat STOCK TO
the amount OF doupie what Is required
VIII ne onered' as many people OUTSIDE OF
Fellows rails are writing asking that
Fellows rails people reserve stock Tor
them number OF locations for the
banking rooms are under discussion, own
ers OF DOCKS leeiims that pahk wouIu
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