Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-06

Brattleboro spent Sunday with the family
Of Hon. A. N. Swain
Mrs L. S. Hayes went to Royalton
Wednesday to spend few days with her
mother, who is i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Pratt came from
Boston Saturday in an automobile driven
by Mrs. Pratts brother.
John ~ Dunlap returned to Bellows
Falls the first of this week after visit
with Elroy Barker in Rutland.
Miss Eva Knowton, who is working in
Bellows Falls, spent Sunday in Brattle-
boro with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. L.
Knowlton.
John Daley, who recently moved from
here to Springfield, has leased a dwelling
formerly occupied by Jerry Dashner on
Valley street in that village.
Onesime G. Blondin, who has lived
some years on Laurel street, has moved
to Springfield, VT, where he has EN-
! ployment at his trade of machinist
DIR. Ridden has been in Portland, Me,
! a part Of this week in connection with his
work as head Of the organization Of
Knights of Columbus for Vermont.
Miss Margaret Stafford who lives on
| Maple street, Rutland came to Bellows
Falls Monday and has taken a position
| in the Office of the Vermont Farm Ma
| chine company.
In the assembly hall of the high school
building Friday afternoon Principal Tut
| tie gave an interesting talk upon birds,
| showing specimens. pictures and nests,
to illustrate his lecture.
Holy Cross commandery of Knights
/ Templar has accepted the invitation Of
Rev A. p Pratt, PHI D., to attend AS
cension day service at the Congregational
| church next Sunday morning.
Tho Ila1lov,c rolls cl,,h ba1d ba
first dance of the season at the boat
| house near the Vermont end of the steel
| arch bridge Monday evening. Music was
furnished by Knowlton's orchestra.
Mrs Edward G. Osgood, VINO has been
absent some weeks in Buffalo and SYRIA
cuse, n. Y. was in town yesterday on
her way TO Bradford to visit her mother
| Mrs. Roswell Farnham, who is i'll there.
NJ p. Barry of Saxtons River. who was
in California through the winter and
| with whom Clark Chase spent large por-
ton of time while at Los Angeles, re-
turned to his home here Monday after
noon.
Henry A. Wheeler, an old resident fol
many years of this village, whose wife
did recently, went Tuesday to Mortified
VT. to make his home for the presen
with his son, Nat a. Wheeler, druggis
of that village.
Miss Elizabeth Day, a student in Sim
mons college, is at home for an indefinite
stay owing to an epidemic of scarlet feve
in that institution. She happened to b,
outside the college limits when the quar-
antine was declared.
F. H. Babbitt, of Holy Cross command
cry of Knights Templar, has been ap
pointed as an aide upon the stan OF tn
grand commandery of the United State
for the triennial conclave which meet
this year at Chicago August to 10.
Henry O. Thatcher. one Of the olde
residents of Bellows Falls, who has bee
spending the winter with his son at Proc
torsville. had a severe stroke of paraly
: sis Tuesday morning of this week at hi
sons home. and lies in a critical con
dition.
The restaurant on the stairs has bee
leased by NJ. c. Burnett to his brother
Edward Burnett, who took possessio
Saturday. VI. c. Burnett is suffering Sc
| verely from rheumatism and will 500
take a trip to Mount Clemens, Mich, I
benefit his health.
The serious fire which occurred last wee
among the cottages of the Claremor
Junction camp ground did not reach an
+ of those owned by Bellows Falls citizens