Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-13
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third grade in No. building Miss Wat
tiers was called to her home in Castleton
by the illness of her mother.
The senior class of the high school have
arranged for a concert Jan. % by the
Harvard male quartet. The whole school
is a committee for the sale of tickets and
canvassers are thick thus early.
The physicians of the village have
voted, as the Rockingham Medical club.
to raise the fees for attendance as fol-
lows: Day calls from 81 to $3.50; night
calls to 49, from So; and office fees from
so cents to 81.
George II. Allbee has filed notice of an
intention to contest the will of the late
Mrs. Carlton L. Webb. Mrs Webb left
her property largely to her two sisters,
Mrs. McQuaide of Chester and Mrs. Lid
die of Bartonsville.
Mrs. Walter II. Black OF Boston came
to Bellows Falls Wednesday in charge
of George w. Upham, who has been i'll
the past five weeks in a Boston hospital
with pneumonia, but is now gaining
rapidly. Mrs. Black returned yesterday.
a. E. futile, principal of the high
school, has been engaged to direct the
choir of the Congregational church, and
for the present a male quartet has been
arranged consisting of Mr.. futile. B. E.
Merriam, ]. II. Whitney and Daniel Ed
wards
Fred n. Blossom. who has been en-
poyed the past year at the general
offices of the Casein company OF America
in New York is at his home here re-
covering from an attack of pneumonia
with typhoid symptoms. His mother, who
was in New York with him two weeks,
returned with him. He has not been
able to go out doors yet
The gentlemens night of the Woman's
club held Friday evening was a delightful
social affair Mrs Jeanette Robinson
Murphy folk-lorist was the entertainer
and gave one of the most enjoyable even
ings in the history of the club. The re-
freshments were served from Hotel
Windham upon small tables, to 1856 peo-
pie in Union hall adjoining the hotel.
The cutting of the winters crop of ice
from Minard's pond began Monday a
large force of men being engaged cutting.
| Tuesday eight teams commenced drawing
to the Evans storage houses. The crop
! is of excellent quality and about 10 inches
! in thickness, The business of the late
! George F. Evans is to be managed this
year by his daughter, Mrs Stella Dicken-
! son.
Nat A. Wheeler, who has been connected
for three years with a drug store
! in Waterbury, VT, has changed his loca-
! tion to Mortified VT. His family. who
have been spending the past five weeks
with Mr. Wheelers father, II. A. Wheeler,
on George street, went Wednesday to
their new home in Mortified Mr.. Wheeler
spent three weeks here with them, as
Stunning his new position Jan. LIST.
The gymnasium classes of the high
school began their work Friday night
For the present the boys classes will be
under the direction of Amasa Bolles in
the new assembly hall I'm the third story
of the new high school building while the
| girls classes will be held in the old high
] building Of
pal futile and Miss Judd assistant prin-
cipal They will be held Monday We'd
nesday and Friday evenings.
! The Universalist church at its annual
meeting last week made choice of the
! following officers for the coming wear:
j. c. Dennison, chairman; A. H. Fuller
| secretary; Fred ]. Perry, treasurer In
addition to the above who are also mem
bers the board of trustees consists of
| g r. Robertson T. j. Garvey and VIM.
! q. Parker. G. b. Wheeler was reelected
Superintendent of the Sunday school and
A. e. futile, assistant
Chief of Police Thompson Tuesday ar
rested man named Robert Taylor. at
/ the lumber mill of Ray q Shepardson
just north of the Williams river near the
| Springfield road, about four miles from
/ mere lie was wanted by Massachusetts,
! ollcers Tor an aggravated assault at Peter
! sham' Mass, and he was taken to VVor-
Cesler lhat night. While in the village
ne traded a rifle with f. II, Mark which
mas been identified as belonging in Gull
dord' The case is fully reported on page
of this paper
| The savings bank deposits of the nunils
OF the public schools in the card system,
under the supervision of the Woman's
/ club, Is making an excellent showing of
results Six collections have been made
/ The largest collection was the first one
amounting to $54, and last week IL
amounted to s42.60 The number of bank
| books Issued b. the trust company is go
! IL OF which were old ones The aggregate
savings up to this week has been a little
! over 1854, causing the ladies who are
devoting time to it much satisfaction at
the showing thus early made.