Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-09
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS

H. H. Kimball of Saxtons River has
been appointed administrator of the es-
tate of the late Levi w. Kimban.
The ladies of the Order of the Eastern
star held a very successful fair and dance
in Union hall Friday afternoon and even
ing.
Fred E. Perry has bought the automo-
bile formerly run by Col. j. Gray Estey
of Brattleboro, and the colonel oellVereu
it here Wednesday.
large number of local enthusiasts are
intending to go to Hanover tomorrow to
attend the annual football game between
Dartmouth and Amherst.
DIR. E. r. Campbell and George r.
Wales who have been on a three weeks
business trip to Texas as administrators
of two estates, returned Monday.
Next week Friday evening Manager
Brosnahan will have an unusually good
NAV here in the opera house, when Daniel
Sully will appear in THE Matchmaker.
Samuel ]. Coolidge has been named as
the executor of the will OF his brotner'
the late Arthur Coolidge, and hearing
upon the probate of the will will be held
at the probate office Dec. l.
This evening the Brotherhood of Train
mems annual concert and ball occurs AT
Union hall. The supper will be served at
Hotel Windham and the music Will be
furnished by Exners orchestra.
DR.. ]. Sutcliffe Hill reached home yes
terday from a trip of several weeks 10
England. His mother recently died there
and he was called to attend to matters
pertaining to the settlement OF her estate
An enjoyable entertainment was given
Friday evening at the North Westminster
schoolhouse by the pupils, the proceeds
of which about $40, will be used towards
the purchase of a school flag for the
building.
Mrs. Edward B. Searle went Friday to
Hanover, where on Monday she under
went an operation at the hospital, from
the effects of which she is rapidly re-
covering. She expects soon to return TO
her home here.
DIR. J. NJ Ryder, who was held under
$1,000 bail last week, was taken to jail
early this week, but Wednesday the sure
ties were furnished by a friend in North
field. He was released and returned at
once to his rooms on Rockingham street.
o. M. Baker returned Monday from a
weeks trip to- New York city, where he
went for a visit with a terminate of civil
war days, whom Mr.. Baker had not seen
since the close of the war. 1t is needless
to say that the occasion was one most
thoroughly enjoyed by both.
Mrs. George w. Kimball returned to her
home here this week from the Corey Hill
hospital in Brookline, Mass, where she
recently underwent the fourth operation
for the removal of a cancer upon the nose.
The operation seems to have been en-
tirely successful and she returns much
improved in her general health
According to current report in New
York city the New York Dairy company,
lust incorporated under the federal laws
in the District of Columbia, with capital
stock of $25, 100000, win take over the
Casein company of America, which has
an authorized stock of $6,600,0O0, as well
as a number of other concerns.
Rev. f. L. Leavitt of the Universalist
church is giving his audiences many rare
treats evenings by the use OF his new
Kaleidoscope by means of which pic
lures of any kind, or upon any substance
can be reflected upon a screen in theii
natural colors. Last Sunday evening his
subject was Immigration" and next Sun
day evening will be Child Slavery"
w. c. Bellknap went TO Albany, n. Y.
Friday and Saturday met Rev. j. H.
Reid, formerly local pastor Of the Congre-
gational church. They together went tc
West Point Saturday and witnessed the
football game between Yale and Wesl
Point. Mr.. BeliSnap spent Sunday witt
Mr.. Reid at his home in Walden, N. Y.
and went to New York city Monday re-
turning home Tuesday.
wednesday afternoon and evening tho
ladies OF Fall Mountain Grange held theil
annual fair at Union hall which wa!
crowded during all the hours that it wal
open to the public. From o'clock unit
a chicken-pie supper was served and 4
was said that at least 200 people partool
OF It. concert by Exner's orchestrI
was given from 8 to .. and dancing wa
INDUCED In until about O'Clock.