Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25

Undertaken ]. f. Keefe has bought a
handsome pair Of black horses for use in
his business.
Walter c. Smith of the Vermont Farm
Machine companys office is critically i'll
with pneumonia
Arthur Shaughnessy has been appointed
an additional clerk in the post office to
| begin his work April /.
The charity ball. which will be given
by the Woman's club April - in Union
hall. promises to be a fine affair
A daughter was born March 16 to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Thorley of Boston Mrs
Thorley was Miss Ingenue Fassett of
this place
FRAMES Blake who has been spending
the winter with his father, Fred j. Blake.
in Rutland, is visiting here with his I'M
Gle, Henry l.. Blake.
Owing to the severe storm of Saturday
evening not as many Bellows Falls cit
liens as usual attended the senior recep-
ton at Vermont academy.
The reading room of the Young Mems
association has been opened in the sec
ond story of Union block. The game
rooms will be ready for occupancy a little
later.
Mrs. f. V. Booth, teacher in the public
schools of Montpelier and her daughter
Mildred, are spending the Easter vacation
with Mrs Booths mother, Mrs. George
Underwood.
The young peoples societies of the Bap-
fist, Methodist, Congregational and Uni
versalst churches will unite Sunday
evening at in a home missionary meet
ing in the Baptist church.
George L. Leonard of the International
Y. NJ. c. y. committees New York force
will be married in Brooklyn in April His
tn hot oft
be present at the ceremony.
The widow of Henry b. Fitzsimmons was
married Wednesday to W. G.. Freeman "A
photographer in Keene They will live
on Cherry street, but Mr.. Freeman will
continue his business in Keene.
Miss Eva Fuller, a teacher in the public
schools, and her mother have taken the
upper tenement in the l.. Y. Clifford
house at the corner Of School and Green
streets recently vacated by Mrs Camp
bell.
Many Bellows Falls citizens were awak-
ened about l o'clock Monday morning by
the shock of the earthquake that was very
noticeable in this village. Windows and
dishes were ratified in all parts of the
village.
Frank G. Flint has sold his house on
South street to Alfred l.. Field who will
move there next week. The tenement on
Hapgood place, formerly occupied by Mr.
Field will be occupied by his partner,
John Lawrence.
Byron \. Robinson of Burlington has
been in town portion of this week, as
has also w. S. Durham, lately of Little
ton, n. H., who has been spending the
past months with his mother at their old
home at Lawrence Mills
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
state Dental association in Montpelier
last week, DR., O. NJ George of Bellows
Falls was elected a delegate to represent
the state at the National Dental asspci-
atoms annual convention,
e. W. Cove has bought the Mark Fair
brother farm in Grafton, with the resi-
dence in the village ana his family Will
move there. Miss Hannah Cove will
board with Charles Rich's family, ana
continue TO teach violin playing here.
All the village schools have closed today
for the Easter vacation. The high school
and the ninth grade will have but one
week, the other grades two weeks, and
the years work i'm all the schools will
be completed at the same time in June
Mrs. Charles c. Caldwell, wife of a
former well known railroad conductor,
died at her residence ON Williams street
Monday night, Mrs, Caldwell for many
years had been a great sufferer and death
came as relief from months of severe
pain,
Dennis w brisbane, who has been i'm "A
hospital in burlington some weeks past
because of severe injury on one of his
limbs, is still there and win be compelled
to remain some months. During the past
week his daughters, Katherine and Mar
garet' have been i'll with pneumonia. Miss
katherine died Friday night and Miss
Margaret is recovering
Mrs. Martha c. Olcott, wife of Oscar
d. Olcott, died Monday night the the
home of Mrs. II. b. Jackson where she
had rooms, Mrs. Olcott was stricken
Sunday morning with apoplexy and never
regained consciousness. She was descend
ed from two families of the very earliest