Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-06-26

school he was member Tor time.
Russell Allbee and Mrs. Thos. Don F.
ovan of this place waived examination
at their trial in the police court at
Fitchburg last Monday, and were
bound over to the criminal sitting of
the superior court in that city next
August.
George l.. Worcester of Keene, who
has been employed in the machine
shop of the Vermont Farm Machine
company about three years, has gone
to Springfield. where he has employ
ment in the machine shop of Jones &
Lamson.
The log drive of the Connecticut
River Manufacturing company began
passing the falls here the latter part
of last week. and the logmen are tax
ing advantage of the high water to
rush the drive along as rapidly as
possible.
Miss Efie Z. Ball and w. Clyde
| Lewis were quietly married Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of the
brides brother. f. r. Ball, on the Old
! Terrace, Rev. w. w. Hooper perform
ing the ceremony. After a short we'd
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will
make their home in Littleton, N. II.
Mr. and Mrs Harry w. Shaw. who
were married in Hoosick Falls, n. Y,
on June 16. are expected the last of
this week for a visit of some days at
the home of Mr.. Shaw's aunt. Mrs. II.
n. Weston of the Upper Meadows. Mr..
and Mrs. Shaw will be at home to
their friends after July %, at &c Cher.
ry street.
At a meeting of the Athletic asso-
citation Friday Cray was elected pres
ident; NORM, vice president; Bolles,
secretary, and Mcdonald treasurer
of the High school association, and
NORM was elected president, Preston
Hadley, treasurer, and Timothy Shea
member of the executive committee
of the C. V. |. A. A.
Work has been begun this week by
Wallace Weston of Bartonville on a
cottage house near the one occupied
by c. d. Estabrook in Gageville. Work
has also been begun by Harry Austin
on a house near his house near Sax.
! tons River. These make nine houses
and one store now in the process OF
erection between Bellows Falls and
SaXtons River on the line of the cleo
trio railroad.
The summer schedule of trains go
ing into effect last Monday made sew
eral important changes for Bellows
Falls people. The evening train from
Fitchburg and Boston comes in about
a half hour earlier, making it possible
for the trains over the Boston & Maine
and Rutland roads to leave at 6: AZ
and Gas respectively, about hall
hour earlier than heretofore. The
: White Mountain train comes down al
/ :02 p. m, and the Quebec limited al
1885 a. m, the latter two trains be
ing additional summer trains.
The various graded schools of tn,
, village, with the exception of the
ninth. closed last Friday, and tn,
teachers are scattered to their various
homes for the summer vacation. Nor,
! changes are expected in the corps o
! teachers the coming fall than is usual
2 many designations having been alread,
handed in, five on account of severa
| approaching weddings The Higl
school and ninth grade closed this
week. Messrs. Parsons and Tracey o
. the High school expect to spend tn,
larger part of the summer in Europe
Miss Judd, also of the High school. in
tends to make her home here during
4 this summer; the other teachers hav
gone their several ways.
!, The 44th annual convention of tn
i Woodstock Baptist Sunday school as
ISOLATION was held at the Baptis
l. church here Wednesday, the service
k occupying the entire day. The watch
word of the entire convention SCENE
h to be More practical, scientific wor
VI in arrangement of classes and mett
DDS of teaching lessons At the bus
l. mess meeting the following list @
n officers We're elected: President Des
>. con c. F. Aldrich of Perkinsville; vic
# president, Rev. H. E. Thayer of LuC
n low; secretary and treasurer. Mis-
Y G. Pollard of Chester; executive con
:; mittee, pastor of entertaining churcl
+, W. A. Felt, Miss Alice Lawton.
IS : The work of moving the main roa
e, between here and Westminster vi
e lage, at the point locally designate
as THE Narrows," which was begu
9 several weeks ago, is nearly con
&c pleted, and the improvement is grea
l. er than was expected. A road of Law
If full width now extends through tn
entire place, with the exception
=. front of the place owned by Mise
y Mary and Rebecca Church and throug
- the sand bank. the road is at a niue
- improved grade, and substanti;
fence is being constructed, separatin
the road from the fields. The nous
or owned by the Misses Corlew is b
X ing moved, when the job will be con
lie pleted