Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-19
THE VERMONT PHGNIX BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY AUGUST

NJ. c. Roundy, on the Rockingham mead
ows He is graduate of the Bellows
Falls high school in the class of '95.
The family Of E. Carson Mason has
moved from the dwelling Of DR.. w. f.
Hazelton near the south end of Atkinson
street TO the new residence on the corner
Of Blake and Burt streets which was
recently bought by Mr. Mason of ID. f.
Pollard. The dwelling vacated by Mr.
Mason has been rented to \. w. TruaN
who will at once occupy 1t.
Mrs Marshall q. Edison went to Han
over Friday with her youngest child
MIR. Edison, who has been super
intendent Of schools of this town during
the last two years, went Saturday morn
ing to Sterling, Mass, where he will
assume his duties as superintendent OF
schools i'm the union of three towns con-
tiguous to each other. Mrs. Edison will
join him upon the arrival Of their house
hold goods.
Superintendent Of schools o. X. Collins
and family arrived in Bellows Falls last
week and are well settled in the residence
Of Mrs Lila Gates Hadley on South
street MIR Collins is rapidly becoming
familiar with the duties Of his new posi-
ton and takes up the work with enthusi-
assn that has been carried on during the
past two years by Superintendent Edison,
Mr.. Colins's family consists of a wife
and one child.
This item appeared in the Proctor cor
respondenCe Of the Rutland Herald Tues
day: "Mr and Mrs. Geo. Goodspeed and
SON. Casper. Of Bellows Falls were guests
Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Reed
of the Garden Of Eden. Mr.. Goodspeed
has been under treatment at the Vermont
sanatorum in Pittsford since May and
has been much benefited. With his fam
ilv he will leave for the AdirOndacks,
where they will remain for some time
Dr. \. L. Pratt. who had planned for
some weeks vacation at Silver Bay, y
Y, beginning August l, was taken III
that day and was unable to leave Bellows
Falls until last Saturday. He spent two
weeks with the family of Dr. Edward
Kirkland His trip to Silver Bay was
necessarily abandoned and he went to
York Beach in Maine Saturday, where
he will spend some weeks with Mrs.
Pratt and their SON He Is recovering
rapidly.
All the manufacturing interests Of Bel
lows Falls are in a most prosperous con-
dillon at the present time The mills are
all being run on full time, the condition
| OF the water In the Connecticut being
| such that power is plentiful. The work
| OF the International Paper company Is
| particularly rushing and arrangements are
! being made to start machine No. II on
| Sept. ]. This machine was shut down
by the strike OF two years ago and has
never been started since. This will give
employment to number OF additional
employees for the company.
The Grand Army picnic held in Barber
park Thursday drew together a large
crowd Of members Of the organization
both active and associate. with their
families and friends. 1t was estimated
that during the day there We're at least
$50 people on the ground. The Woman''
| Relief corps furnished the lunch, both the
! midday and evening meal, and large
part Of those present spent the entire
day there In the afternoon there were
literary exercises, Past Comma nder H. W
! Hutchins acting as toast master. Anon.
the speakers were Deacon John q. Spring
Deacon G. W. Osgood. Or Martin !.
Bruce OF Brattlehoro, DIT. Edward KIRK
land. George \. Weston Or Edward r
Campbell Judge Thomas +. O'Bricn an'
w. +. Stockwcll.