Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-12-14

The senior class of the high school will
hold their annual bazaar in the assembly
hall this evening.
Freeman, nine year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. e. Clarey, living on Granger
street, died Wednesday night of menin-
gifts.
The date of the Womans club play has
been set for Feb. S. It will be public af-
fair, the proceeds to go to the district
nurse fund.
Bellows Falls citizens are disappoint-
ed at the killing of the bill by the legis-
lature last week, to establish a munic-
ipal court here.
ghost walk at the Congregational
vestry Wednesday evening after the reg
ular bean supper made a pleasant addi-
ton to the regular church social.
Mrs Waldo Richards of Boston, the
entertainer at the Woman's club Tues
day evening, gave very good satisfaction
to all who heard her. and was warmly
received.
William d. Hayes of the United States
forest service, gave a short talk on
Forestry at the weekly meeting of the
Young Mems club of the Baptist church
Monday evening.
The evening service at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday evening will
be in charge of the Young Mems club Of
that church Special music will be one
of the features of the service.
1.-THE Art of Questioning" is the title
of the fourth of the lectures being given
| by Miss Cone on various pedagogical
| subjects. This lecture will be given Mon
day evening in the Universalist vestry.
Rev. Father Wilde, who has been seri-
| ously i'll the past few months, has i'm
proved enough so that he has been able
to take the trip to the island of Jamaica,
where he will spend the larger part OF
| the winter.
Tomorrow night a large delegation OF
| the order of Foresters will take an eX-
| cursion to Claremont, where there are
to be nearly 100 persons initiated, and
| many prominent officers of the order are
| to be present.
The store which has been occupied for
| some time by ]. II. Blakeley is soon To
be occupied by M. L. Holmes & Co., who
will move into it from the south side OF
the same block. The store vacated thus
| by Mrs Holmes will be occupied by Ma
son Brothers music store.
Mrs. Hiram King, Ga, for the last 80
| years a well-known resident of Bellows
Falls, died Saturday morning at her home
| on Webb terrace of consumption. Mr.
and Mrs. King came here from Lawrence
Mass, in 1876, and they have lived IL
their present home since 1892. She
leaves a husband, and a daughter, Mrs
Harry c. Elliot
The electric railroad has made an i'm
portant change in the running of its carr
on Sunday, during the remainder of thu
winter Instead of running on the sam'
schedule as week days, they start at
a. m, and leave the depot for Saxton
River each hour, on the hour, and re
turning leave SaXtons River on the hal
hours, until Q p. m, and $50 p. m.
E. II. Stoughton post G. A. R., elect
ed the following officers at Its annua
meeting Wednesday evening: Command
| er, Henry A. Wheeler senior vice com
mander, John B. Moore! junior vice com
mander, w. r. Emery; adjutant, IL.
Hutchins; quartermaster, F. j. Hail; sur
geon, John A. Thwing; chaplain, w. II
Taylor; officer of the day, S. L. Daggett
officer of the guard, d. b. Wynas; ser
geant major, o. NJ. Baker; quartermaste
sergeant, j. o. Spring. OF the 10 pas
commanders of the post, one, Barne
Canon, jr., has died during the past yeal
A little over $40 was netted from tn
concert Friday evening by the Woman
club and Girls Chorus Club. Two can
tatas were rendered, the Sea and tn
Moon" and 1.-The Fishermaidens," bot
of which showed good work by the che
rus. The TWO soloists, Miss Laura
Eaton and Miss Bessie X Bemis bot
of Boston, were very well received Bel
lows Falls people showed especial pleas
ure at hearing Miss Annie Way {
. Cbarlestown again, and her two violi
selections were warmly applauded. Mr.
%. L. Sanford accompanied the choru
and Miss Helen Guild the soloists. tn
entire concert showed very good wor
under the efficient direction of Miss AliC
| Jackson.