Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-28

George Underwood made business trip
to Townshend Monday and Tuesday
Rev. ]. II. Woodsum of Hyannis Mass
will preach in the Baptist church Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Belknap have been
attending the commencement exercises at
Hanover this week.
The class of 'O6, Bellows Falls high
school, held an enjoyable reunion at Bar
Der park Tuesday.
Rev. F. L. Leavitt went to Corinth
yesterday to attend a wedding. He will
preach there next Sunday
George F. Davis, the local millner left
yesterday for New York. He will sail
from there Tuesday for a trip abroad
Mrs. Edward Arms and Miss Arms left
today for Boston. From there they are
to sail tomorrow upon a six weeks trip
abroad.
Carl F. Northrup graduated this week
from University of Vermont, and his pa
rents and sister were in Burlington at
tending the exercises.
The family of John w Flint of Clare
mont will occupy their old home here on
Westminster terrace during a large por-
ton of the summer
Fred H. Rabbit has rented a cottage at
Thompson's Point on Lake Champlain
for the season, and with Mrs. Rabbit has
been there this week
Dana Villas of Chicago arrived in Bel
lows Falls yesterday, being called here
by the serious illness of his father s. S
Villas of School street.
c. w. Osgood spoke last Sunday at AL
stead and Langdon in the place of the
Congregational pastor DR.. RUSSELL who
was absent upon a vacation.
The adjourned semi-annual meeting of
the board of trade was held last evening
In % fPN1G to h.
building, with about 25 or 30 members
present
Mrs. ]. T. Ridden fell upon the side
walk in front of her home on Green
street Tuesday evening and dislocated
one of her elbows and otherwise was
bruised.
The annual Sunday school picnic Of the
Congregational church and Sunday school
took place Wednesday, it being held as
usual at Lake Warren in the town of
Alstead.
Rev. and Mrs, I. P. Booth of Connec-
ticut have been guests of the family
of George Underwood this week Mr.
Booth is pastor of the North Chester
church and preached Sunday in Hinsdale
The wedding of Jay L. Livermore and
Bertha E. Wiggin occurred Tuesday at
the brides home on Atkinson street the
ceremony being performed by Rev. A.
Ildll <AlltI a. SuOTl TRIP IHey Will I'VE
with the parents of the groom at 20
Atkinson street
The delegates to the papermakers' con-
vention in Northampton from the local
union are j. j. O'Connor, machine tender
at the Robertson mill Edward Barry,
foreman of the engine room of the In
ternational company, and James Sullivan
of the ]. T. Moore mill
Tonight is excursion night to Barber
owl ~
drug store during the past week, ire
spective of the amounts of their pur-
chases, are to have a ride to the park
and return for five cents only. They have
arranged to carry at least 800 people by
special cars, beginning at $50.
Gen. N. G. Williams and Mrs. Will
liams went Wednesday evening to North
field, where they attended the commence
ment exercises of Norwich university
From there they were to go across the
state to attend a reunion OF the staff of
ex-Gov. Bell at Lyndon, and they were
there Joined by Gen Williams's two
daughters.
David Sensabaugh, who has been en-
ployed 21 years by the Fall Mountain
and international Paper companies, was
in Fitchburg Friday and closed an ar
rangement to go there this week and
enter the employment of a paper mill
firm there, where he will have only an
eight hour tour and II he likes the place
he will move his family there. A num-
Der OF other old mill men are finding
places elsewhere as a result OF the strike.
A Mr.. Carruthers of Rutland, proprie-
tor of the Carruthers Printing Co. Of
that city, has leased the store near the
foot Of the stairs on Westminster street
for ten months from July LIST, and is ar
ranging to put into the room what is
termed a 'nickleodian" entertainment
with various ''nckel-in- the-slot" ma
chimes. They will consist of monographs,
moving pictures, weighing and measur-
ing machines, etc A swell front has
been built upon the outside corner in
which is to be the ticket office, the tickets
being sold to the people upon the side
walk.
The "Cometa" lunch man, who has been
located in the second story of the Corner
Drug Store building since leaving the
Shepardson store on Westminster street,
has left town. He moved to Rutland last
week, and will not occupy the store in