Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-05
kennel show of the Valley Fair.

kennel show OF the valley Fair.
DR.. Arthur G. Jones of Boston is as
sistant in Dr. E. w. knights office.
Miss Elizabeth Williams returned last
week from two months trip abroad.
A. A. Halliday & Son had their usual
display of articles at the Valley Fair.
After Oct. ice will be delivered on the
streets Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days only.
Mrs. Josephine Baldwin will open a
class of dancing and department in Ban
quet hall October 8.
The Junior Y. p. c. U. of the Univer-
salist church hold banquet in the church
vestry Friday evening.
c. Z. Robertson has bought a Grout au-
tomobile of As horse power. said to be
of greater speed capacity than any owned
here.
Tho senior class Of the high school are
planning to hold a bazar some time in
November for the benefit of their Wash
ington fund.
The Mount Kilburn junior auxiliary OF
the Congregational church gave its an
nual reception to its new members at
the parsonage Tuesday evening.
The bakery of Guy Crosier on Rock
inghaTn street has been sold to w. E.
zeno and Edward zeno of Rutland. The
new firm name is w. E. Zeno & Co.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday the Bel
lows Falls Driving club will hold a meet
at Lowell park. Special teams will run
from the station here and return.
TIE young peoples missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a Japanese tea at the home of Miss
Rosamond Bodine Monday evening, Oct s.
A number of local teachers are planning
to attend the meeting of the Vermont
Teachers association at Middlebury Oct
1920. Principal A. e. futile, Superintend-
ent B. z. Merriam and Principal ]. l.. Al
ger have parts on the program.
Those from Bellows Falls in attendance
upon the 18th annual convention OF the
state federation Of Womans clubs at Ben
nington this week were Mrs. Edward Arms,
Mrs. Edward Kirkland, Mrs. George e.
Welch and Mrs George H. Gorham.
Charles H. Copley, retiring manager of
| the Bellows Falls and Saxtons River cleo
| trio road, was presented a handsome
watch charm Monday evening by the en-
ployes of the road. The charm bears an
| Odd Fellows emblem on one side, and a
Masonic emblem on the other side.
Drs Kirkland and Miner gave instruc-
| lions at the Beta Pi boys club Tuesday
evening on first aid to the injured, taking
| for the first lesson first aid in drowning,
| cuts and wounds Last week the club
were given military instruction under the
| direction OF Lieut. Dallas F. Pollard.
grade, has been Ill during the past week
and Miss Charlotte Ryder has been SUBJ
shutting in her school. Miss Emma
Locke, fourth grade, has been substi-
tuting in the eighth grade. Miss Blanche
Woodfall, primary assistant, taking Miss
Loci1e's place.
The meeting of the Rockingham Sunday
school association, which was held in the
| Methodist church last Sunday evening,
was an unusual occasion. 1t is esti-
mated that about 200 people were unable
| to secure seats. 1t is proposed to hold
these meetings in the opera house here
after.
The mock trial under the direction OF
| Col. A. v. Newton OF Worcester was a
great success. It was under the auspices
| of the high school athletic association
and many of the townspeople took part
During the evening the high school or
chestra furnished music, which was en-
| Joyed by all. The trial netted S42 for the
association.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
| Valley railroad was held yesterday al
the banking house OF the National Bank
of Bellows Falls. The following were
elected directors; Hugh Henry of ches.
ter II. e. Folsom of Lyndonville j. H
| Albin of Concord, H. b. Wall OF Keene
w. B. c. Stickney of Bethel and James
H. Williams and John II. Williams OF
| Bellows Falls.
The stamp savings system, which is in
use in our public schools. seems to be OF
I great benefit Last year $50 scholars
saved money through the system. The
amount brought in was $52919. OF this
S328.19 was put into the savings bank
In Miss Hastingss room, second and third
grades, A003 was saved; in Miss Pow.
erss room. ninth grade, $5.14. This shows
that the amounts saved are greater in the
lower grades.
Dennis p. Neyland of this village and
Miss Marguerite Cronon OF Canton, Mass
were married at st. Johns church in
Canton Saturday morning. Mr.. Neylano
has been business man In Bellows Falls
the past two years and the many friends
made during that time extend their con.
gratulations to him. After a trip OF two