Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-01

Rev. A. c. Wilson at Emmanuel church
was The Man of Galilee."
Mrs. Lydia Blood went Tuesday to
South birmingham, Mass, to spend the
Thanksgiving season with friends.
Henry NJ. Austin, who has been Ill
several weeks, was able to resume his
work at H. p. Bancrofts Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Ware of Westminster began her
services Monday as housekeeper for the
family of Mrs. Imogene Ball on School
street.
Miss Edith Ray, who is attending the
Westfield, Mass, normal school, came
home Wednesday to remain until next
Monday
tain has been bought recently by Bel
lows Falls people from Mrs. Mary Sart-
well of Alstead.
Next Tuesday evening at the vestries
of the Congregational church the annual
chicken pie supper and sale of the Bel
lows Falls Woman's club will be given
Work has been begun this week on the
new house on Green street to be built
by Forrest II. Guild. Contractor a. NJ.
Bragg is doing the work and has the
foundation nearly in.
Miss Anna T. Howard. teacher in the
village school in Cambridgeport several
y
been named. Miss Howard has taken "a
clerical position in Bellows Falls.
Henry NJ. Weeden of Rockingham, the
well-known piano tuner, returned last
week from hospital in Springfield,
Mass, where he had been two weeks re-
covering from an operation for appendi-
citis.
E. NJ. Smith of Alstead, administrators
of the estate of the late Moses Miller,
wi
bate court tomorrow, having disposed of
all the real estate as directed by the
court.
Mrs Edward Kirkland returned Mon
day from Washington, d. c., where she
had been three weeks because of the Sc
rious illness there of her father, Prof.
Thomas n. Chase Mr.. Chase has sub
mitted to a second operation and Is now
improving rapidly.
The entire system of electric lighting OF
the streets in North Walpole has been
changed in the last week or two from
the old arc system to the incandescent
The streets seem to be much more even
ly lighted and the change seems very
popular one for the residents
The Rutland railroad have, for sew
eral weeks. had a large gang of mer
| rebuilding the culvert under the road
bed on the meadow just above this vii
lage and back of the Allbee place. AL
| trains are having to run very SLOW
across 1t.
The members of st. Peters parish a
| North Walpole held a very enjoyable
Thanksgiving festival in Russell Me
mortal hall Wednesday evening Booth!
| for the sale of fancy articles and liter
| airy and musical numbers were par
| of the program.
Attorney A. /. Bolles led an interesting
| discussion Sunday noon in the mems
| class of the Universalist church upon the
subject of Conservation Of Natural Re
| sources" The attendance was large anC
| the subject proved to be an interesting
one, especially as handled by Mr., Bodies
who had put considerable study into 1t
p. II. Conley, who was in the under
| taking business in Bellows Falls severa
years and who went from here to Keene
| has returned and has opened an uphols
tering store and an undertaking estab
| lshment in the Arms building on West
minister street. formerly occupied by tn
| drug store of the late Henry III. Davis,
| The Sunday evening service in the Con
| gregational church was an illustrated
| lecture on THE stranger within on
gates" describing the varied classes o
| immigrants who come to our shores, ant
the need of spiritual work among them
| The lantern was handled by DIR. Pratt
and Deacon C. w. Osgood gave the lee
ture.
The Bellows Falls Boom company
| which has the care of the piers in tn
river Is making arrangements to spen
a large amount of money in thorough