Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-07-29
BELLOWS FALLS.


Mass, former owner OF the Fellows
rails drug store, is making an extended
Vislt IN Bellows talls ana SaNtohs RIVER
Tomorrow afternoon at $50 at Barber
parE female aggregation OF baseball
players known as the "Bloomer Girls
Will contest the held with picked team
OF local amateurs ana considerable run
is looked forward to.
Miss Eta NJ, Dodge, teacher IN the
Indian Ridge school Andovar Mass who
has been visiting friends in Barre during
the past few weeks, came Thursday to
spend few weeks at the home Of her
cousin, NJ. II. Ray, on Rockingham road
Brown a. Farnsworth. who operate q
woodworking shon i'm the roar of the Rel
lows Fails Trust companv building. re-
comfy have huflt nm addition 20 t6o
building occupied by them which makes
them Il very pretty and comforta Ole
Office,
Dr 7 sut.iin. ,i.ii .j.i..;.4-4.. -,
tho ,,t,t -. ~, - - %uiii , t."''' "
haa 80 u ne iate Luciila 'lsht'
nr,,r. - @Pp''N''ioi' " t"e PIoDa te
~ ~, ~ sen me reai estate owned by
the old Terroce
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cbasta r,,,,,',I, ~ t'io 'i,eiii'els vi tht
go, t,,,o e9'eioi ., "unuaS school
- ~ "a .''e i.ioi si,'is ua'h 9dIuruaH
CO CIV, NV NJ, '''e!I di'ituai P'Ihlc at BARBER
- my "1lS Jol"eu ny the scnools
tons River anu N''''
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~, " iiiei PllhcIpdl vi the nlgh school' M
, ms VI SS laVNse' AZ - IS speha
az, ldait.' ~ ms Edc".,'n win lrlehus IN
GO ti. re mas summer camp al
80 'NI"'' Az ., a"'' mas SOFA MS
&c.. it, 80 n.,.ei's WITCH ne ''FHefly USED
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NV, -. - iSoh oI lininaIHel chureh,
"eIt Huhua! afternoon TO ms old nome
80 "in @ue'' Where ne VIII re-
''t"ii WIN MS laHlli! uuilhg the month
ol august. son OF former Rector D. l..
aiioru' Eusar L. VIII act as lay reader
lD, eie Oiuic' uurlhS the rector S Az
sehee.
number OF our citizens, particularly
nose interested in athletics and in ath-
ie'ic HhSli' are piahhlhs 10 go TO Alstead
tomorrow evening to Bear the lecture
"hlch WIN be given there by the great
walker, Edward Payson Weston. His
subject VIII be The vicissitudes of a
walker
Captain John L. Slattery of Che COM
bination hose company gave the members
delightful social at his residence on
ftaoley street Friday evening to Cessbrat tie
tne recent victory OF the company In the
CIsremont nose races. An orchestra and
ptHer musicians were present and Eight
refreshments were served.
Very particular arrangements are beiiaz
mads for Sundays pilgrimage to the Old
Rockingham Meeting House and if is
probable this will be larger than any of
the four already held. Arrangements are
being made for transportation, by public
teams OF all those who desire to go and
nave no other method OF getting there.
w. j. Eaton, who recently sold his
stock of jewelry In the store in Hotel
Windham building to Collins &, FIovd
will continue in the optical branch of the
business. He has taken a course of in
struction in Boston since he sold the
business and has opened an office in the
cray building on the east side of the
square.
Byron A.. Robinson and Patsy Bald
assaro have taken the contract from the
village trustees to pave Bridge street ar
cOrding to certain specified lions. and are
ar work. A larger water pipe has dur
irsg the past week. been laid Through tho
street and the grading has been sorne-
what changed. When paved the street
win be in much better. condfrfon tban
1t HAS ever been before
Iasu,1tv Sber,f II u t,pa,r, x t.,
made ono Of ~ r,,st mho HdA
this locality a number of years, has de-
clined the appointment by Sheriff
WriE13t. AS Mr.. Phelps has a large and
growing business in the wood trade and
as an auctioneer and dealer in furniture
he feels he cannot do Justice to- the rp
CURED public duties and properly attend
to his own personal interests.
About o'clock Sunday ,rorrir,, - ..,u
alarm was sent 70 tha, baadl,,,as % A'iis
tile. fire Department for IT,. VI
which had heen starta5l IL, -, 20 "a. 10y
c.. BRYAN tenement, hausa ~ u '"e d.
8 r'eet A he'd was E,,,.,,i NE
ons Of the rooms occrntad rs -, t lSniSl IN
Polanders Chief NIcra,r ~ a a. my vi
dusd rhe flames u,ith a. -, Iu,Sr,S suo-
g1ris,her and tha da,,a,,a ~, ,H
,or,.. """ 0i"S ShsH',
In IN No.. mutiDer ol "orkheii Interested
49,, olSaii%atioi gathered In Paper
day evening and listened In a I0ng md
dress by Philip j. Byrne. of Massacbu-
setts general organizer of the American
of Labor Tahor organizo-
ton does not seem to, he. nartjouIartv
prosperous in Bellows Falls the last faw
years, the experience among the naner
and pulp workers having been rather dis
Istrous. number of efforts recently
have been made to- strengthen thu difTar-
ent organizat lions of labor here. but nor
with great success,