Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-10

whether he will return to Harvard again
in the fall.
Cyrus Campbell, who for a number Of
years has worked in the woodworking
shop OF s. W. Stuart, and has a pretty
home at North Westminster, has resigned
his position and will move to Massachus-
etts, renting his home here.
Wednesday was celebrated at the local
church the 5Oth anniversary OF the or
day School association About so dele
gates from all parts OF the district were
present and the sessions continued
throughout the day and evening.
Z. A. Norwood. formerly a well known
hardware merchant in Bellows Falls, now
OF Redlands, Cal, has been in town since
Monday calling on old friends. He had
not been here for four years, and he
thinks the place has improved much dur
ing that time.
The logs Of the big drive are making
more than record time in passing the
falls The rear Of the drive was al South
Charlestown yesterday and It was ex-
pected that the last log would be over
the dam and the river clear for boat
ing by Sunday.
Mrs. NJ J. Hallenbeck Of Poughkeepsie,
y. Y, came 70 Bellows Falls Saturday TO
spend the season. She is staying with
the family Of W. w Slate on Atkinson
street the same as last year. Her grand
son, Andrew Heermance, Is on a trip
abroad with friends, and he win be alb
sent most Of the summer.
Ernest F. Bowen, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
George G. Bowen Of II Forest street, was
the stroke oar in the Cornell winning crew
on Memorial day IN the Cornell Harvard
varsity race on the Charles river. Much
interest was felt among the young mans
| friends here as TO the outcome Of the race
and congra tulations are in order.
Merrill F. Proctor. who has been
| clerk in the hardware store OF Field
&. Lawrence the past two years. has re-
| signed his position. He win spend the
| summer in travel. He finished work Sat
extended trip through the Province Of
| Ontario and other parts Of Canada.
Mrs. c. II. Robb and son OF Wash
! ington are with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
! o. NJ George on Westminster street, to
remain a few weeks. Judge Robb came
/ with them Friday and went Monday to
| Falmouth, Mass, his summer home, to
/ make his garden" and complete the ar
| rangements for the family TO go there.
The dwelling near the north end of
! Green street formerly owned by the late
/ John McAuliffe has been moved across
! the new section Of Williams street upon
| a new foundation, and the excavating
! has been begun for the new Polish Cath
Ole church on the corner Of Williams and
! Green streets, where the McAuliffe dwell
! ing formerly stood
A large delegation Of members Of the
! International Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers from Boston and Fitchburg Wis
| tied the local division, No, LOG, Sunday,
and were royalty entertained by the men,
bers Of the brotherhood here after the
regular meeting, which was held in For
esters hall in the corporation building
on Rockingham street,
The position Of chief OF the Bellows
police department has not been filed.
| Chief Hapgood's resigna ton took effect
Saturday night. Much pressure is being
brought to bear upon the board of trus-
| II. Thompson, and the matter will be de-
cided probably at the meeting Of the
board next Tuesday. Meantime Ohicer
Severance is acting as chief.
Ernest E. Mack, who works on the de-
livery wagon Of the Bellows Falls Ice
company, had a stroke OF paralysis while
delivering ice near the store Of F. L. ST.
monds in North Westminster. He was
seen to fall in the street and not rise,
and was found to be entirely helpless.
He was removed to his home at 25 Sax
tons River street, where he is gaining,
but he will be incapacitated from work
a long time.
A. F. Winnewisser was in Boston last
week looking into the merits OF the In
| ternatonal Shoe and Machinery company
! which has talked Of locating here, and
he made his report to a number OF citi-
zens at a meeting at e. L. Walkers Of
fee Monday evening. The meeting voted