Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-08

worth and Warn for Saxtons River, Cas-
well and Reno for Ashuelot
Miss Gertrude Hayes went Tuesday to
Royalton.
The road on the south side of the sta
ton is being paved.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Elliot are spend
ing a week at Lake Morey.
Miss Bertha Wiggin left Saturday for
n weeks visit in Gilmore, this state.
Frank C. Goodnow spent Sunday and
Monday at his home in Nottingham.
Mrs Alexander Davidson of Waban,
Mass, is visiting Miss Ann Hapgood
There was no band concert last week
Thursday evening on account of rain
Mrs. Edward Ferguson arrived Saturday
for a weeks stay with her family in town.
Mrs. Dora Merriam of Worcester is Wis
iting her father, John Wright, two weeks.
The Congregational Sunday school will
hold it's annual picnic today at Warrens
pond.
Mrs. ]. L. Hapgood came last week
from Providence to Bellows Falls to spend
the summer.
John Dennison and family went We'd
nesday to Lake Sunapee for their sum
mer vacation.
Dan Campbell took three first and two
second prizes in the athletic events at
Ludlow July 4.
c. w Butterfield and family left town
yesterday for a months stay at Lake
Memphremagog.
Miss Angie Allbee. teacher in Falls Viii
lage, Conn, is at her home here for the
summer vacation.
Miss Alice Flavin is in Winthrop, Mass,
for a two weeks vacation from her work
in the Times office.
The governing board of the Young
Mems association has decided to close the
rooms during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Leonard of New
York city are visiting Mr.. Leonards
mother, Mrs. II. NJ. Leonard.
The new pastor of the Universalist
church. Rev. F. L. Leavitt of Woods
vile, n H., is expected Sept. l.
Miss Frances R. Osgood went to Sur
ry, Me-, last Friday to spend the month
of July with Mrs S. w. Wilder
Mrs. John Church and Mrs. Harry
Smith have gone to Sunapee to spend
vacation at the Church cottage.
Miss Geneva Thayer is at home for the
summer vacation, having finished her
years work as teacher in Drewsvie
Mrs. E. b. Searle and Miss Mary Searle
went to Bolton, Mass, last Friday for
short visit with Mrs. Searle's sister
Robert Mcpherson has finished work for
the Vermont Farm Machine company. and
has gone to his home in Rockville, Conn
E. j. Piper is spending a two weeks va
cation in Keene from his duties in the
Office of the Vermont Farm Machine COM
pany
Miss Susie Campbell and Miss Jean
Rand, trained nurses, have gone to Bos-
ton to accept positions on a floating hos
pital.
The base ball game between the locals
and keene, which was scheduled for
Saturday, had to be postponed on account
of rain.
The open-air services under the direction
of the Baptist Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will be continued dur
ing July.
John Howard, Norwich university 'O5.
is working in the chemical department of
the Casein company's factory during his
summer vacation.
Mrs. Rebecca Hatch of Belfast, Me-. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs NJ. S. Bowers
Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Bowers will leave
tomorrow for the White mountains.
Sautelle's circus, which exhibited in
North Walpole Tuesday, did not attract
a large crowd from Bellows Falls. Those
who went reported the show as good as
usual.
D. F. Pollard and family went Saturday
to Hartland. Mr. Pollard remained only
over the Fourth, but Mrs. Pollard and
daughter expect to stay through this
month.
Carl F. Northrup went Friday to North
field, Mass, to attend the college Y NJ.
G. A. conference, at which he is a rep
resentative from the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology.
A Knights of Pythias band concert is
scheduled for this evening. The name of
the band will be changed in the near fu-
ture, as some of the members of the band
are not members of the order.
The Locals played the Vermont Farm
Machine company's base ball team last
Saturday, winning by a score of 1873.
Farnsworth did excellent work as pitcher
The team will play at Chester tomorrow.
The vote of the Young Peoples Society
of Christian EndeaVor of the Congrega-
tional church TO have no separate service
during July and August takes effect next
Sunday. The hour of the union service is
o'clock
The funeral of Mrs G. w. German,
whose death occurred Sunday at her
home in Barre, was held Tuesday morn
ing in st. Charles church. Mrs. German
was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Houlihan, who live on Bridge street
The only serious accident of the Fourth
that occurred in town happened to a young
son of Edward Stapleton. A face wound
was inflicted by the firing of a blank car
fridge near the boys head. If lockjaw
does not develop the wound will not be of
an alarming nature.
b. E. Merriam superintendent of
schools, left town Tuesday to attend the
meetings of the American Institute of In
struction at Bethlehem, n. H. The meet
ings of this institution are of national
interest, as teachers are present from all
over the country. Mr.. Merriam will teach
during the last week of July in the Rut-
land summer school. He will spend his
vacation in Elmore, VT, His address the
coming year will be IA Atkinson street
He expects to resume his school duties
about Aug. 20.
A special corporation meeting has been
called for this evening. OF the seven arti-
Giles OF the warrant the important one is: