Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-29

sachem of Vermont The meetings will
be held from 2 p. m, Wednesday, dur
ing the day and evening Of Thursday.
Rev. A. =. Pratt has spent the past
three weeks at York Beach, Me- lie will
preach in the union service at the Bap-
list church next Sunday, and will then 90
with his family to Lake George for the
remainder Of his vacation. a week from
Sunday the union service will be held i'm
the Congregational church and the SER
mon will be by Rev Asher Anderson,
D. D., of Boston.
Among the names OF successful cam
didates who have recently taken examina-
lions before the state board of dental eX-
amners for certificates authorizing them
to practice dentistry in Vermont are the
following Bellows Falls boys: Leroy Il.
Knight Ralph NJ. Knight and Bernard
L. Riley Only seven of large number
OF applicants passed the examinations
successfully. The Knight brothers will
practice in this village with their father.
DIR. e. w. Knight, a large and finely
fitted building on Atkinson street now
being in process OF erection for the occu-
pancy Of the three.
The Bellows Falls Trust company,
which began business Sept. 2, 1902, makes
an extremely creditable showing OF bust
ness In its seml-annual statement on the
first of this month. Its deposits were
only $l79,5S1.4l seven years ago Three
years ago they had increased to $685.
4i523. while on July l they aggregated
S1.37S12 and the loans and discounts
amounted to $57S, 913.27 The capital
stock is 100000 and the surplus and
profits at this time amount to $2656S.92
Edward l.. Walker is president Charles
+. Howard vic 4 president, and a. II.
Chandler treastfer.
The contract for erecting the new
bridge between Walpolc and Westminster
which was destroyed 10y fire some months
| ago. has been let to Walsh's Steam Boiler
Works Of Holyokc, Mass. for S25.97S ana
! work is already commenced upon il. The
| stone work is to be done by john J. Fitz-
gerald OF North Walpole, and Daniel
| Connurs Of North Walpole is To have
| supervision over the work i'm the interest
! of the towns interested. 1t is to be of the
! steel plate girder type of structure, and
| the steel is to be furnished by the Pho
nix Iron Co. Of PhpuiXville. Pa. The
ferry is stll being used to good advant-
age In getting over the river with teams,
Col. Edward II. r. Green, son OF Mrs.
! Hetty Green. arrived In New York Sat
urday from his home in Dallas, Tex,
and II is understood to be the hope OF his
mother to keep him with her permanently
| to look after her business and financial
interests Col. Green would not state
| whether he intended to devote his time
/
| that in due time he would return to
| Texas. In an interview he stated that
| he had n trunkful OF photographs OF
women who were seeking his hand In
marriage. but he said he had no inten-
ton TO marry" I will make my head
| quarters here a { the Seaboard national
bank" he said. "a good deal OF the
time I shall have to be in Chicago. In
about n month mother and 7 shall go up
to Bellows Fails, Vt. for a rest"
Rev \. c. Wilson. rector Of Emmanuel
/ church. has gone for his annual vaca-
tion this week and viii be absent until
Sept l. The coming Sunday the pulpit
I viii be occupied by HartweN Haynes MS
| a lay reader. Mr.. Haynes is n graduate
| of the high school last June and Is en-
ployed as a clerk I'm the store OF Good
now Brothers & Pearson The pulpit will
/ bc occupied portion Of the time during
/ the coming month by rectors from other
| nearby churches, and a portion Of the
/ time by different lay readers. There Will
! he no services except At 1880 n. IN. Mr..
/ Wilson is with his family I'm Canada.