Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19
Mrs. A. L. Field spent last week in Bos

a.
ton.
The friends of Rev. Father Wild are
glad to learn that he Is better.
Mrs. George A. Reyes Of New Haven,
Conn, an old resident of this place, is
visiting Mrs. Edward Arms, accompanied
by her mother.
Edwin Judd, a former pupil at Bellows
Falls high school, now at Kimban Union
academy, is manager of the football team
of that academy.
Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Young Of Williams
town, VT, mother and sister OF Rev. A
P Pratt, have been visiting at the Con-
gregational parsonage the past week.
Superintendent Charles S. Howard Of
the Bellows Falls Machine company re-
turned Saturday night from nearly three
weeks business trip to various points In
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs E. ]. Planter are in
New York. During the absence OF Mrs
Planter Misses Hildreth and Faith Thay-
err are acting as librarians Of the free
library.
Mrs. w. W. Lille and Merrill Proctor
have been chosen as delegates from the
CONGREGATIONAL Christian Endeavor So
ciety to the annual convention in Ben
nington next week.
Charles H. Sawyer of Newton Centre,
Mass is in town for a few days and
greeting Old IrlenOS. ne Will SOOi lahc
trip to Colorado Springs, where ne VIII
be located some weeks.
Next Tuesday afternoon the children
will be the guests of the Woman's club
at the opera house. They will be enter
tanned by "An afternoon in Bird Land"
with Edward Avis to show the birds.
John Baldasaro, a fruit dealer on Ca
nal street has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy at Burlington. His liabilities are
aHa - 4 a tc n
is exempt A receiver will be appointed
and the business will be continued for
the present.
On Friday evening, Nov. 3d. the Chris
tan Endeavor society OF the Congrega-
tionaI church will hold fair, which like
the proverbial Country Store" VIII oner
for sale everything from a pulpit to a
spool of thread" In this connection VIII
be given a farce.
Arthur H. leighton, some years fore
man in the shipping department OF the
Vermont Farm Machine company, has left
that company and moved to New Jersey
where he has an advantageous situation.
His family went there two or three weeks
ago and he left town Monday.
The long penstock at the new auxiliary
power plant at 1.-THE Forest is nearly
completed and this week the roof is being
placed on the brick power house. The
water wheel is in place, but the dynamos
have not yet been installed 1t Is ex-
pected that the flood gate in the dam viii
be closed and the new dam filed In about
two weeks.
The Hotel windham has been crowded
every night during the past few weeks
with travelling men, and each night many
have to be sent out to Hotel Klmban AT
Saxtons River, which is under the same
management Business of all kinds is
brisk, no unemployed men are upon the
ofo1 froN
speak of Bellows Falls trade being way
up in G."
The Bellows Falls New Industry COM
pany held their annual meeting Monday
night c. w. Osgood, F. G. Pierce, A Il.
Field, DR.. G. H. Gorham and s. j. Cray
were elected directors for next year F.
G. Pierce was chosen president and custo-
dian of the property Of the company and
q. w Osgood was chosen vice president.
r. L. Walker was elected secretary and
treasurer.
The girls Bible class of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school, taught by Mrs. A.
p. Pratt, has formed a club called the
Beta Alpha. Its purpose is to help In the
church wherever 1t can, in class Work
and socially. The club with the aid of
a member Of the Young Mems club gave
a very pleasing entertainment Wednes-
day evening in the church Vestry' iol-
lowing the monthly supper OF the ladies'
union.
Mianronomah tribe. Improved Order OF
Red Men held a concert and ball In Union
hall Friday evening. The concert was
given by Exner's orchestra, which also
furnished the music for dancing. Inc
grand march was led by Great Saehem r.
G. Davis Of Springfield and Mrs. A. =.
Sears of Brattleboro, deputy OF tne
Daughters of Pocahontas. The order reefs
that It was very successful beginning OF
its social life.
Principal futile, superintendent b. f.
Merriam, a part of the assistant teachers
in the high school and several grace
teachers went yesterday noon 70 Middle
bury to attend the annual meeting OF tne
Vermont Teachers association. super
intendent Merriam win speak today on
Hygiene and Physical Culture TOT tne
Grades and the text book 70 De USED III
spelling. Principal Tuttle viii speak on
First Year Latin"
At the annual meeting Of the Vermont
state medical association in Barre Friday
DR.. George II. Gorham was elected sec
rotary and DR.. ]. H. Blodgett auditor.
In the morning session DR.. e. S. Allbee
gave an address on 1.-THE Treatment OF
Fractures" In the evening at the ban
quet Dr. A. L. Miner gave a toast on
professional Unity" Gov. and Mrs.
Proctor and LAeut-Gov. and Mrs. Prouty
were guests Of honor at the banquet.
new dwelling has been begun the
past week upon the land formerly known
as Russell park" between Green and
Rockingham streets, by Edward German,
making the fourth one recently erected