Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-07-28

Miss Alice Hapgood returned Monday
after a stay of a few days at Block
Island.
The Dorothy Lewis company will be
the attraction for theatre goers at Bar
Der park next week.
Rev. L. o. sherburne will preach at the
service on the lawn in front of the Bap-
tist church next Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald welch and party
of friends are occupying the Welch cot
tage at Sunapee lake for two weeks.
George Hadley, living on Webb ter
race, caught recently a white woodchuck
which he intends. to have on exhibition.
DR.. John c. O'Brien of Greenfield, Mass,
and Thomas O'Brien of Atkinson street
are taking a two months vacation trip
in Europe.
F.. A. Bolles and family and his son,
e. c. Bolles, and family, went Monday to
Plymouth, Mass, where they have rented
a cottage for two weeks.
Miss Jennie Shipman was called home
recently from Canada, where she was
spending her vacation, by the Illness of
her father, A. M. Shipman.
w. B. Bacon will teach in a boys school
at Kenneth Square, Pa, next year. He
has been teaching in the technical school
in Providence the past year.
The union open air service on the lawn
in front of the Baptist church was well
attended again last Sunday evening, not
withstandng the cool weather.
On Wednesday the first flight of stairs
up from School street was repaired and
the hole in the walk above the stairs
next to Waite's restaurant was repaired
temporarily.
Lieut.. F. B. Upham has been stationed
with the 18th company, Coast Artillery
at Fort Adams. r. l., which Is few
miles from Newport. He will report
September Is.
Amity Rebekahs will give lawn
party next Tuesday evening on the lawn
of L. T. clifford, corner of School and
Green streets. The Bellows Falls band
will give a concert
The woods near the lumber piles of
Ray G. Shepardson were on fire Sunday
and 1t took the vigorous work of a large
force of men to extinguish the flames be-
fore they reached the lumber
Miss Mildred Young of the Springfield,
Mass public library will spend large
part of a months vacation at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Young
OF Atkinson street beginning tomorrow.
Cen N. G. Williams, who is a men,
Der of the National Irrigation committee,
has been appointed by Gov Bell TO rep
resent Vermont at the irrigation congress
to be held in Portland, oregon, Aug.
21-A.
Mrs George X. Russell has returned to
her home here from Somervtlle, Mass.
where she spent the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles West. She was
accompanied by Mrs. West and heI
daughter, Doris.
Meetings of the Christian Scientists
are being held every Sunday afternoon
at Mrs. H. w. Thompson's. The move
ment was started by Mrs Minnie oxley
nee Crossett. There are only few FOL
lowers at present.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Day have as guests
DR.. H. w. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Habicht and daughter, Judge and Mrs
Miliken of New Bedford, Mass; Prof
and Mrs. Boyden of Bridgewater, Mass.
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Simpson of Bos'
ton.
The following have been appointed by
the moderator of the village meeting
Monday evening to join with the water
commissioners to look over the water
SYSTEM: Henry e. Bean, David Savage
D. /. Snow, Henry C. Bacon and d. F
Pollard.
1t is reported that Pollard's wrapper
factory in Chester, or a part of 1t, vii
be moved to Bellows Falls Monday. FIT!
machines will be brought and placed II
the second story Of the old Conant block
now owned by the Bellows Falls Cana
company
Rev. ]. T. Stocking IL spending thi
week in the white Mountains He will
preach here Sunday, and will then leav'
for a vacation through the month o
August He will spend two weeks will
Mrs. Stocking in New Haven and the re
mainder of the time in the Adirondacks
where Mr.. Porter, Mrs. Stockings father
has a lodge.
Mrs John Brennan, who spent a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j. I
Ridden, returned to her home in Yves
Lebanon, N. H.. Tuesday. She was ac
nTga IL m.