Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-21
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS

the guest of Mrs. ii. NJ. Leonard sew
eral days.
Misses Jessie ana Margaret Ryder re-
turned Sunday from short stay at the
Claremont camp ground.
\ large number of Bellows Falls peo-
pie attended the old Home week cele-
brations at Walpole Tuesday.
Eugene S. Leonard and family re-
turned Saturday afternoon from three /
weeks stay at Sunapee Lake.
Mrs Lydia r. Blood returned this
week from Westminster West, where |
she has been spending the summer.
L. c. Howard of Whitman, Mass. a |
brother of Charles L. Howard, has Vis- |
tied here the past week with his family. |
Miss Judd and the Misses Dascomb |
returned Saturday from Pomfret, where |
they had spent six weeks of their school |
vacation.
c. w Osgood will speak at the Con-
gregational church in Jamaica Sunday
in the interest of the American Board
of Missions.
COL e. G. Osgood was yesterday in
Randolph where he spoke at n meeting
of the Orange county Christian En-
deavor union.
Thomas Golden, who has been a resi-
dent of Rockingham over 40 years died
last week Wednesday at his home on the
Springfield road
Mrs. S. T. Coy and the family of f. j.
Perry who nave been spending some
weeks at Sunapee lake, returned home
Monday Afternoon.
George L. Leonard of New York, ac-
companied by mis- mother and sisters.
went Wednesday to Westminster West
to spend two weeks.
John Rathgeb who has been employed
at the brewery and occupied VIM. States
cottage on oak street, has moved his
family to New York city.
The Boston & Maine road advertise
an excursion to Sunapee Lake Sunday,
with a special train leaving at $50 a. IN.
and returning about p. m.
Miss Jessie E. Ryder Bellows Falls
High school 02 expects to leave We'd
nesday for her winters work in the
nurses training hospital in Dayton,
Ohio
Miss Esther Meacham, Bellows Falls
High school '03, has been engaged as
teacher of the district school in the
town of Westminster. located about
mile north of Westminster West.
H. u. Ryder is spending a short time
in Maine trying the much-talked-of
fishing of that state in the company of
two old classmates Miss Helen Ryder
is keeping his Office open. in the place
OF Miss Margaret, who is i'll.
The dwelling of Royal Gammell on the
Pleasant Valley road in the north part
of the town was burned Sunday night
with most of the contents The. family
were awakened by the light of the fire
first seen.
Miss Bridget McAuliffe, well known
clerk in the dry goods store of ID. F.Pol-
lard. died last week in Colorado, where
she had gone for her health. She was
buried al Buelah. Col. short distance
from Pueblo. where she has a brother
and sister.
Miss Helen Guild last Saturday after
noon gave a delightful card party to a
number of friends at the home of her
m TprrDPa 10
was in honor of her cousin. Miss Guild
of Brattleboro, who is visiting her fol
a short time.
The family of David b. Sensabaugn, a
foreman of the International Paper com
pany. have been spending the summer
at Martha's Vineyard. Mr.. Sensabaugl
went down Saturday to spend a week
with them and will return to their
home here tomorrow.
Rector b. L. Sanford held service:
last Sunday in the old town church al
Rockingham, which is now over ~
years old. The town is keeping tn,
building in a good state of repair par
ticularly upon the outside, and as ;
sample of old Colonial architecture it il
very interesting relic.
Blanche, 49, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph McGreen of Atkinson street
died Wednesday afternoon after an i'll
ness of only a week. She was a genera
favorite among those who knew her
grade. The funeral was held this morn
ing from St Charles church.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Underhill re
turned Monday from a short stay at tn
Weston farm the upper meadows
For the present they with Mrs. Tn
derhills parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. {
Young, but about Sept. l they will TAX
possession of the fiat to be vacated b
Fred Paul in his house on Elm street.
The snath shop of Derby & Ball an
he mi nf
both of which have been shut down fo
the past three weeks, started up agai
Wednesday. Blake & Higgins have rt
built a portion of their flume, and Derb
& Ball have been taking their annus
inventory as well as making some sma
needed repairs.
Mrs H. l.. Broehe eldest daughter
Joseph McGreen of this village, unde
went an operation in Lewiston Me
Monday for appendicitis. and is in
critical condition. a sister. Blanch
died here Wednesday afternoon. II
family of Mr.. McGreen are receiving II
sympathy of many friends in their s.
we're troubles of the week.
There will be an interesting game
ball at Barber park tomorrow afternoc
between two of the local teams TT
half holiday of the Vermont Farm Nj
chine company, and the Casein con
pany is being utilized to its utmost
the employees in recreation. The firm
will return to the winter schedule
six full days in a week on the first
next month.
L. D. Hurd of Manchester. ~ H., fo
merly resident here, and who has bee
visiting in the vicinity a few weeks WI
called home few days ago
the sudden illness of his SON. Leon
Hurd, who is employed by the Amer
can Express Co. as route agent and WI
formerly connected with the local ofc
Leon was stricken with paralysis whi
walking on the street at Manchester.
A of Frank j. Hall of SaXto
River street, Frank o., died at the Ma
sachusetts General hospital Sunday, Il
body being brought here for burial We
nesday. Mr. Hall had for some yea
been an engineer on the Boston & Mai
road his run being on the Hoosac Tu
mel division, and he had lived in Charlie
town, Mass. His death was caused
brght's disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Durham return
Saturday on the Mountain train fro
their wedding "trip. and We're met at t
station by four-n load of YOU
ladies from SaXtons River and Yves
minister West The team was fro
Rands stable at SaXton's River, and [
party was n jolly They went
Westminster West and after stay
two three weeks intend to go to the