Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-06

Miss Elsie Robbins of Boston is the
guest of the family of c. w. Osgood.
The fall and winter schedule of the
electric road went into effect last week.
John H. Kiniry of North Walpole, son
of William II. Kiniry, went Tuesday to
Baltimore to study dentistry.
Miss Alice NJ. Kyle of Boston, field sec
rotary of the Womans Board of Missions,
is the guest of Mrs. L. S. Hayes.
The Rev. S. H. Webb of Providence, r.
l., has been spending the past two weeks
with the family of his late brother, Joshua
H Webb
An effort is being made to have the
electric road run a spur track through
Russell street for the accommodation of
the new box factory
The Rockingham Medical club held its
quarterly meeting Monday evening at
Hotel Windham. Charles H. Williams
was the guest of the club and read very
interesting paper on Legal Medicine"
which was followed by a general dis
cussion of the subject.
The new dwelling being erected on Rus
sell park at the end of the new iron
bridge by L. H. Royce is progressing
rapidly. The foundations are completed
and the frame is ready for the covering.
The outlook from this dwelling is not to
be surpassed in the whole Connecticut
valley.
Many more Bellows Falls citizens have
this week taken in the Claremont fair
than in any previous year. The success
full Valley Fair has evidently had it's in
f1uence in interesting our people in fairs
of other localities. About $50 tickets
were sold at the local station during the
days of the fair.
The total registration of pupils in the
public schools this year reaches just
oh hn Hp1Ir n 90
1856. The number in the village of Bel
lows Falls is slightly less than a year
ago although not as great decrease as
was expected. In the rural districts the
number has somewhat increased.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Osgood drove to
Windham Tuesday TO attend the union
conference of the Congregational churches.
Mr.. Osgood had a part on the program.
Mrs George H. Gorham and Mrs. E, G.,
Osgood also attended the conference as
delegates from the local church, also to
take part in the missionary hour.
The physician who came here four or
five months ago to take such patients as
did not wish to pay the increased sched-
uled price of the regular doctors of the
village, DR.. A. ]. Thomas of Jackson
VILE has decided to leave town. He went
to MorrisVille Tuesday. He claims he did
not leave because of lack of business but
that he had more advantageous open
ing in Morrisville.
The recent Incorporation Of a gas light
company for this vicinity and the posi-
bility that Bellows Falls will in the near
future have a gas plant recalls the fact
that the legislature of 1872 incorporated
the Gas Light Company of Bellows
Falls of which the following we'll knowr
citizens of that day were incorporators
only one of whom is now living: James
H. Williams, A. N. Swain, ]. d. Bridge.
man, George Slate and Asa Wentworth
jr.
John H. Howard who graduated las
spring from Norwich university, having
taken up the special line of chemistry
secured a month ago a desirable position
in Philadelphia and went there. Within
a few days of his arrival the whole es
Enlistment was destroyed by fire anC
Mr.. Howard returned to his home here
He at once had three different positions
offered him and he went last week I,
Albany, N. Y, to investigate regarding
one of them.
The marriage of Rev. c. C. St. Clar
OF Morrisville and Miss Emma Richard
son of Richmond took place Thursday o
last week at the brides home in tn
presence of about 40 relatives and friends
The bride was formerly teacher in tn
schools here. Mr.. st. Clare is pastor O
the Congregational church at Morrsville
where he is well liked. They will resid
there on their return from their weddin
trip. A check of 800 was sent Mr. 81
Clare as wedding present from tn
church and society at Morrisville