Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-07

X inirv in following the fraud but \inirN
ba eyed his game when Gunnison was not
with him. 1t is not known That any per-
sons in surrounding towns have been
victimzed and the bank is not sufferer,
each of the checks having been protested
and not paid.
Mrs. Gerald Welch is spending month
with her parents at Mill Roches. ontario.
George Blakely of Savannah, Ga. or
ganist at the church last year is visit
ing in town.
Miss Ina Young has returned to Spring
field. Mass. where she is studying tor
work as librarian.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Thompson, Frank
Flint and daughters and Dan Linton are
at Rye Beach, n. II.
Mrs Eliza Lane and two nieces, Misses
Marion Hadley and Caroline Nales' are
at York Beach, Maine.
Dallas f. Pollard and Ned c. Ray nave
nlaved in the state tennis tournament in
ST. Johnsbury this week.
Mrs. E. G. Osgood and Miss Elizabeth
returned Wednesday from a -FOUR weeks
stay at Annisquam, Mass.
Archie McKinnon. Bellows Falls High
school 'O2 is visiting his parents mere
during his annual vacation.
The Athletic club will have. another
boxing match at the village hall in North
Walpole Saturday evening
Miss Addie Osgood of Lexington, Mass
came Wednesday to spend some "eeh9
with her brother. c. w. OsSoou'
.Ir. and Mrs. Ira Adams are spendins
Mr. Adamss vacation from his work IN
~ store of q. D. Gray & Co., in Grafton
Miss Gertrude Wiley of Chicago. who
has been visiting her grandfather, George
WILEY, for some weeks, returned 10 her
home Saturday.
The scythe snath factory of Derby Il
Ball shut down last Saturday Tor the
month of August for an annual inventory
and for repairs.
Patrick Cudmore will go to Rochester,
N. Y, as the representative of the locai
union of stationary tiremen at the ma
tional convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Chase and Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Page and their sons Will re-
turn tomorrow from a month vacation
at York Beach, Maine.
Frank. Arthur and Fred Knight of the
office force of the Vermont Farm Ma
chine company are al their old nome III
Underhill for a vacation.
Rev Jay T. Stocking of New Haven has
notified the Congregational church mere
of his acceptance of their call ana VIII
begin MS duties OCl' lei
The police records of the past week in
clude seven arrests of DRINKS ana t"'
cases of assault, a much larger number
than for some weeks before.
The Crescent Bottling company vii
erect at an expense of $500 building
3OxSo feet two stories high just south OF
the east end of the toll bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brennan of IVES
Lebanon y. H., spent Sunday with thell
daughter, Mrs j. T. Ridden. Mrs. Bren
nan will remain week or two.
Rev. c. C. Adams of Hinesburg, VT.
who is spending a portion of his vacation
here with his mother. will preach at tn
Congrega tional church next Sunday.
Frank G. Pierce has recently bought tn,
Keyes block on Atkinson street. p. y
Goddard has bought two houses on Myr
tie street, owned by George McGreen.
l.. j. Barnett, for some years connected
with the Casen company as a chemist
will leave tomorrow with Mrs. Barnett
for New York. where they will make thei
future home.
Mrs E. NJ. Goddard. sister of Hon. \
N Swain, with whom she makes he
home, has left this week for Boston
where she joins an excursion party in
trip to California.
l. l.. Cook of Narragansett Pier, r. l.
who was arrested for an assault upo
Conductor Stiles by throwing heavy inl
we'll at him at the Rockingham hotel
was brought before a justice Friday an
fined SO and costs, which he paid
II. E. Hamilton has been moving hi
household goods this week to Greenfield
Mass, where he is engaged in the sho
business. His former residence here ha
been occupied several months by Georg
Crippen and family.
Machine company's shops has been criti
cally i'll the past week having been take
Saturday, or Sunday, with appendicitis
An operation was performed Monday b.
DIR. Guild of Hanover.
The committee having the arrangement
for the annual celebration of Labor Da
this year consists of Thomas f. Donegar
Joseph Almond, c. E. McEvoy, Patrc
Cudmore, Patrick Gallagher, Nichola
Powers, John Lynch and Thomas How
ard.
A number of Bellows Falls citizens, VIII
have heretofore been employed by tn
Coy-Babcock Co., expect to go to Ben
nington to work for the same firm. Pat
rick C. Cray started Monday of thi
week for his new place of business.
Superintendent B. E. Merriam of tn
public schools was in town briefly Satur
day on his way to Townshend to asss
turn tomorrow and spend Sunday here
returning the first of this week to hi
farm in Gilmore.
The ladies of the Congregations
church are arranging for the entertain
ment of the members of the Vernon
Branch of the Woman's Board of Mis-
sions to the number of $50 to l75 on tn
occasion of their annual meeting her
Sept. 20 and &c.
William w. Allen returned to Below
Falls Tuesday. He will resume his oil
place with the Casein company Monday
He went six weeks ago TO st. Louis, in
tending to make his future home in tn
West, but decided that Vermont was
good enough state to live in and come
back.
Examinations for admission to the Hfg
school and the graded schools will b
held Sept and T. No private examina
tions will be given. Pupils who desire t
enter any of the schools of the villag,