Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-17
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS


exercises in many of the buildings.
The schools of Misses Hunter and
Hayes enjoyed a picnic on the back road
to Westminster yesterday afternoon.
The alumni of the Bellows Falls high
school will hold their annual reception and
banquet in Union hall Monday evening.
The new stock broker a. Sanderson,
has taken w. W. States house, tur-
nished.
The season al Lake Rescue opened this
week. NJ B. Carpenter and family occupy
ing Kamp Kumfort for the first time
this year.
The company playing at the Rustic
Theatre at Barbers park this week is the
II. Webb Chamberlain company, and they
are giving very good satisfaction.
Louis j. Vetterman Brewery" is the
new name applied to the brewery at Cold
River, formerly known as the New
Mountain Spring Brewing company.
The pupils of Mrs. Lula l. Parker
gave a pleasing recital Monday evening
before about 50 of their friends at the
home of Mrs Parker on West street.
Mrs. Edward Kirkland will go tomorrow
to Wellesley, Mass, to attend commence
ment and the reunion of her class, the oc-
casion being the goth anniversary of their
graduation.
The Knights of Pythias observed Me
mortal Sunday last Sunday, about 10 of
their number attending the Baptist
church in body, and being addressed by
Rev. c. w. Jackson.
c. w. Osgood. l.. S. Hayes and c. II.
Williams were judges in the John Barrett
prize debate at Vermont academy Mon
day About 40 from here attended the
commencement concert Tuesday evening.
A special village meeting is to be called
for June 2S to act on the complaint of
the fire wardens in regard to their quar-
tiers in the new village hall, as well as
several other matters of general impor-
lance.
The report of the committee having in
charge the erection of the new village
hall has been unanimously accepted by
the baiiffs, and the fire department in
vited to enter their quarters which they
refuse to do.
Rev and Mrs. ]. T. Stocking, Deacon c.
w. Osgood, N. G. Williams and Deacon
H. c. Johnson have been in st. Johnsbury
several days this week to attend the an
nual convention of Congregational church
es of the state.
Miss Lula NJ. Puffer and Arthur C.
French were married at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs E. M. Puffer, on
Old Terrace street. Wednesday afternoon,
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
l.. o. Sherburne.
The following delegates were chosen at
the Democratic caucus Saturday evening
for the state and district conventions:
]. e. Brosnahan, d. II. Cary. j. f. Byrne,
F. j. Hall, j. II. Gately, and r. j. Wolfe.
These delegates were uninstructed
Children's day was observed last Sun
day at the Congregational church with
appropriate exercises by the children in
the morning. The Baptist church will
observe children's day next Sunday with
exercises Sunday evening at o'clock.
DIR. George o. Webster several years
ago ticket agent at the railroad station,
now a resident of Berlin, Germany, re-
Gently won a pair of silver candesticks in
a golf match played in Hamburg These
were presented by Lady Edward Caven-
dish sister of the English ambassador AT
Berlin.
The local order of Odd Fellows will OBJ
serve Memorial day next Sunday. Mem
bers of the order will march to Oak Hill
cemetry. where they will be addressed
by Rev c. w. Jackson. If stormy, the
services will be held in the Baptist
church.
the same for mixing with Appolinaris ant
other waters, under the name of Pom
menix syrup. The capacity of the works
is being materially increased again this
year and Manager John S. Knowlton viii
employ from twelve to fifteen men during
the season.
At the state convention of letter carriers
held in Rutland last Sunday, p. II. Elem
ing, carrier No. / from Bellows Fall!
post office, was elected president for thu
coming year, and E. l.. Pond, No. g. wa!
elected secretary and treasurer. Bellows
Falls was selected the place of tn,
next convention.
Guy C. Caption and Miss Margaret Bur
bank, both of whom lived for a humble
of years in Bellows Falls, We're marie,
at the brides home in Newton Mass.
Wednesday evening. They will live il
Brooklyn, Mr.. Burbank being employed il
the office of the assistant treasurer of tn
international Paper company in New
York
Miss Alice Moore state lecturer of tn
Maine w. c. T. u, and president of tn
National "Y" branch of the same union
will speak at the Baptist church mex
Sunday morning, and at the Methods
church in the evening. Monday after
noon or evening, she will try to organic
a local branch of the Y. w. c. r.. u. 70
young people
Miss Mary Daley and Leon Ball wen
Wednesday morning to Rochester, n. II
where Mr.. Ball and Miss Ethel Decatu
were married yesterday afternoon at tn
home of the bride. Both these young PEG
pie are well known and have many friend
who wish them much happiness. Upo
their return to town they will live in d. |
Shows house on Front street.
The listers returns filed in the tow
clerks office show that Rockingham
grand list for 1904 is S44 091 81. Real estat
of the first class, village property, is liste
at S2,6I6I45 and OF the second class, farl
property, at $265,795, making S2,9i2,54O tn
total of real estate, gain of Si3340 owe
1903 The personal property is listed q
$1,106,197, an increase of $22,27 over 100
The increase of valuation over 1908 is $7S
81. The number of polls is 1902 an il
crease of 63 over 1903
Articles of association have been file
with the secretary of state for the Casei
Manufacturing company of Bellows Fal
with a capital stock of $3.50, 000 chartere
under the general law to do a general bus
mess in milk and the products of milk an
manufacturing of machinery in such bus
ness. The subscribers are William
Hall of Bellows Falls, Albert f. Richard
son of Burlington, Isaac L. Rice, MauriC
Barnett and George j. Gillispie, all
New York, Norman Henderson and RI
dolph Killessel of Morristown, N. j.
The Girls Chorus club of the hig
school, assisted by e. Carson Mason, Mi!
Rena OBrien, Mrs. Mason, the Boy
quartet, James Barrett, and with Miss
Grace Williams of Vermont academy, p
anist, gave a concert in the Congregt
tional church Friday evening goo
sized and enthusiastic audience enjoyt
the concert and appreciated the thoroue
work done by their director, Miss Jacl
son. After a miscellaneous program
king Rene's Daughter was given.
this the work of the soloists was especial
fine. The proceeds, about $50, will
used for music in the high school.
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