Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-16

Mrs. George l.. Burnside and Mrs. Bar
ker have been visiting in Boston.
Miss Katherine Dunlevy of Brattle-
boro has been visiting in Bellows Falls
this week.
D. =. Higgins has been in Boston the
past week on business for the paper mill
of Blake e Higgins.
DR.. r. S. Elmer, formerly of Morgan
town, w. Va, has opened a dental Of
flee in Howard block.
John o. Spring expects to sail from
Liverpool on his return trip Sunday after
noon, reaching home in about eight days.
This evening a lecture will be given in
the Baptist church by Nellie Burgher of
Missouri. national organizer and lecturer
of the w. c. L. U.
The street commissioners have COM
pleted the work of laying the sewer on
Hyde street, and are now engaged in top
dressing the entire street with gravel.
An Italian laborer who was killed on
the railroad near Westminster Sunday
was buried Monday morning from St,
Charless church, the interment being in
the new Roman Catholic cemetery south
of the village.
The freshman class of the High school
has organized by choosing Horace Breen
president; Faith Thayer vice president;
Helena Mitchell secretary, and Margaret
Taylor treasurer.
Harry Carson of the Vermont Farm
Machine company was married at Green
field Monday to Mrs. Henrietta H. All
bee. They will begin housekeeping on
futile street within a few weeks
Mrs. Oscar d. Ollcott. who recently
bought a residence in SaXtons River, in
tending to move there, has decided to re-
main in Bellows Falls instead retaining
her home with Mrs II. B. jackson.
The local foot ball team has dates with
Stevens High school at Claremont to-
morrow, next Saturday at Ludlow with
Black River Academy and two weeks
from tomorrow with the Springfield High
school.
One hundred and six excursionists pass
ed through here Wednesday from points
on the Rutland road for Boston, and in
the afternoon the local ticket Office sold
SO more. This is the annual SO trip, and
one at a still lower round trip rate will
come later.
Two DRINKS the past week have been
arrested and tried. Thomas Haverty of
Bellows Falls paid his fine, while Henry
Eddy claiming to hail from Brattleboro,
was taken to Newfane yesterday to Jail.
being unable to pay the amount assessed
upon him.
S. D. Mcleod and Charlie Wright We're
in Suncook Friday and Saturday, and
while there Mr.. Mcleod made arrange
ments for the purchase of a hotel bust
ness, which he expects to begin running
soon. He hopes the change will be bene-
fetal to his health.
A report of the first part of the state
Christian Endeavor convention, held at
Barre last week, was given Sunday even
ing at the Congregational church. The
remainder of the report will be given
at the regular Christian Endeavor meet
ing next Sunday evening.
Two eighteenth birthday" parties of a
pleasant character occurred last week
Thursday and Saturday evenings. One
was that of Miss Maud Petersen and the
other that of Miss Blanche Woodfall.
Each We're attended by very happy and
bright company of young people.
The lunch room on the stairs which has
Leod has been sold by him to b. NJ Waite
: of Claremont, who has been in his en-
ploy some time Mr.. Mcleod has been
very unfortunate the past two years in
being great sufferer from rheumatism.
movement is on foot for the estab-
llshment of a first-class physical culture
club among the young ladies' The off,
GERS chosen at a preliminary meeting
recently were Mary Campbell president
May Keefe, vice president; Alice Busby
secretary; and May Hennessey, treasurer
The local branch OF the order of Knights
OF Columbus attended divine worship
Sunday at st. Charles church, at which
time an appropriate service was carried
out by Father Reynolds and the church
choir. The service was in commemora-