Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-27
ing at Lake Warren for a few weeks.

ing at Lake Warren for a few weeks.
Mrs. E. G. Osgood and son, Farnham,
returned yesterday from a stay of several
weeks with her mother in Bradford.
p. w. Clements itinerary of speaking
throughout Vermont has Bellows Falls
slated for the event next Thursday
Mrs. Angie L. Vaughn and her sister,
Alice Dascomb, have returned from a
stay of several weeks, spent at Marion,
Mass.
Mrs. II. B. Davis and daughter, Nellie.
of st. Johnsbury are spending some days
here with Mrs. Aaron Arms on School
street.
Rev. c. C. Carpenter, the Mr.. Martin
OF the conversation corner of the Con
gregationalist," has spent two days with
L. S. Hayes this week.
Mrs. Emily Parker of Chicago came to
Bellows Falls Thursday to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. s. Villas on School street
Frank Farrell had one hand badly mutt
lated, losing one forefnger entire, while
running circular saw at the shop of S.
w. Stuart one day last week.
Mrs. Hetty H. r. Green and her daugh-
ter, Sylvia, are occupying the Green
homestead on Church street, which was
opened for the first time this year last
week.
officer Daniel j. Mcdonald has been
having a two weeks vacation and his
place a night policeman has been filed
by George l.. Hapgood. Mr.. Mcdonald
resumed his work Tuesday evening.
The last advertised hearing for grant,
ing of licenses in town will be held to-
morrow upon the application of H. II.
Davis for druggists license, which will
probably be granted unless something I'M
forseen arises.
A branch OF the order of Maccabees of
the World will be instituted here next
week. 1t is an order to which ladies only
are admitted. Mrs. G. b. Finn of st.
Johnsbury will be here as state organizer,
and will be accompanied by Mrs. Carrie
A. Drake Of Hartford, Conn, as institut-
ing officer.
Sheriff A. H. Thompson has appointed
as his Rockingham deputy Frank b.
Phelps. Formerly there have been four
deputies in town, B. NJ. Walker, d. NJ.
Thayer, ]. w. Beumond and Mr.. Thomp-
son. Mr. Thompson's action leaves but
two sheriffs here, instead of four but he
thinks this is sufficient.
scrap, calling a large crowd together,
occurred Wednesday afternoon at ghe
Corner drug store caused by a Polander
who had a jag on becoming offensive.
Being quickly elected by an employee he
endeavored to re-enter and clean out the
whole establishment His efforts were
nipped by the appearance OF Chief
Thompson, who landed the fellow in the
cooler.
The Simons, Hatch & Whitton company
Of Boston, who are having an extensive
overall factory fitted up here advertise
for experienced operators. They will
give 100 work at once at good pay with
80 weeks work guaranteed per year, as
well as union hours and union wages.
The building will be ready for their oc-
cupancy next week and a few machines
will be started at once.
The funeral of the late Preston II.
Hadley, held last Friday afternoon. was
attended by a large number of our prom
inent citizens, and many from a dis
lance. Among those from out of town
were Major and Mrs. f. w Childs and
Capt. and Mrs. E. W. Gibson of Brattle-
boro. Every place of business in the
village was closed during the hours of
the funeral, to O'Clock.
committed to the state Industrial school,
Tuesday afternoon. Bartlett's home is
in Bellows Falls, but Petrie has lived in
many places including Utica, Little Falls,
and Malone In New York state. Both
OF the boys are in their 18th year, of
dark complexion with dark eyes and
hair, and about FIVE feet four inches In
height. reward will be paid for their
capture.
Among the vice presidents elected at
the recent annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Institute OF Instruction held in New
Haven, Conn, were b. e. Merriam prin-
cipal of the RelloWa Falls high school and