Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-10-11

The annual show of the Connecticut
River Poultry association will be held in
Bellows Falls Dec. 3, and 5.
The trestles are being taken out from
under the new Boston & Maine bridge
over the Connecticut and trains are
passing wholly upon the new structure.
Rev. H. c. Newell, vice president of
Piedmont college, Georgia, preached in
the Congregational church Sunday, lay
ing the claims of that institution before
the people for assistance.
The law offices of Almon l. Bolles and
George II. Thompson have been removed
from the Corner drug store building to
the rebuilt Union building, where Mr..
Bolles was located previous to the fire
of March 26.
DR.. E. r. Campbell returned Tuesday
afternoon from a stay of several days
with sister in Lowell, Mass, where he
went following his attendance upon the
funeral of the son of Hon. A. S. Hall
in Winchester, Mass. Friday.
AS a sequel to the abduction case
mentioned in this column last week, in
dictments were found last Thursday in
Cheshire county court at Keene against
Frederick G. Winnewisser, Paul B. Win
newisser and Harold Danser for assault
and abduction.
Clarence c. Collins, proprietor of the
jewelry store formerly owned by w. j.
Eaton & Co.. married yesterday in Fort
Edward, N. Y, Miss Ruth Ann Mellick
of that place. They will begin house
Keeping at once, upon their return, in
the cottage owned by DR.. Hazelton on
Atkinson street.
Many old friends of Miss Deborah Cor
lew, daughter of the late Mark Corlew
of Saxtons River attended the theatre
Wednesday evening in which she took
the leading part in The Newlyweds and
Their Baby" The play was very
pleasing one and Miss Corlew certainly
| did herself and the company much cred
IL both in her acting and in her sing
| ing.
Zeno Brothers, proprietors of the Bel
lows falls bakery on Rockingham street.
nave taken ten years lease of the
| Perry building on Westminster street
where the Surprise store has been To-
Gated. They will move their bakery into
that building as soon as the present ten
ants, the Day Pollard company. move
into their new store, which will be in
about two weeks.
Mrs Ernest w. Parsons returned Ia ct
week from a few months stay with her
husband in Brooklyn. Mr.. Parsons is In
the employ of the United States govern
ment as a machinist, working upon the
large pieces of ordnance at various fort G
along the coast. He has been a wear a
Fort Hamilton, in New York harbor. and
will go soon to Fortress Monroe, Va.
for the winter months.
c. W. Osgood went Monday to Port
land Me-, to attend the annual meet
ing of the American board of commits
! sloners for foreign missions of which
che Is a corporate member Mr.
/ and Miss Osgood went the same day to
! Nashua n. H., for a visit with Col
Edward G. Osgood. Col Osgood was
elected secretary Of the Nashua board OF
trade this week. lie probably will de-
vote his time to that work hereafter.
The local Progressive party will hold
public meeting this evening in theii
hall over the Corner drug store and a
number Of speakers are scheduled The
/ Progressive club are the only ones who
| are locally showing much life thus far
| They have "A large sign over their head
! quarters and two weeks ago they hung
out a large flag between the opera house
| building and Union block with the names
of Roosevelt and Johnson at the bot
tom. one or two private citizens of the
town have out campaign flags, but none
with the names of other candidates have
as yet appeared.
Bellows Falls citizens are faring well
in official circles just now, and in the