Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-12-13
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WESTMINSTER.

d. A. Hills is housed with a severe
cold.
G. N. Banks has sold a wood lot to
o. J. Butterfield.
Walton FAIR is attending school at
Walpole this winter.
Myron Ward and children are board
ing at H. A. Wizards.
Mrs. A. J. Stoddard went to Boston
yesterday for the winter.
Everett Patterson is to study medi-
cine with DR.. Underwood.
TThe finest line of umbrellas ever
shown in town at WAITR's, Bellows
Falls.
# AMADON is showing some very
handsome goods for the holidays, Bel
lows Falls.
Our genial butcher, H. A. Hannum,
is now serving his customers with
fresh oyster each week.
Rollo Metcalf and Miss Cora Peck
are attending the meeting of the state
grange at Morrisville this week.
J. f. Ward and wife, who are teach
ing school in Wilmington, came home
brother, Arthur.
Several attended the "Black Crook"
at Bellows Falls Monday night and ex-
press themselves much pleased with
the entertainment.
Miss Maud Underwood returned from
Winchendon last week, where she has
been with DR.. Russell for the past six
months as an attendant at his retreat.
The Poverty sociable which was to
have been held last evening is post
poned to this evening on account of
the storm. You will want to all be
there and see the fun.
Miss Eliza Wilkins went to Green
field, Mass, yesterday for the winter
and closed her house for the season.
There are more imprisoned houses this
winter than the writer has known for
many years.
There will be meeting of the direc-
tors of the Kurn Hattin Home for BOYS
at the home next Tuesday evening 1t
is now expected that Rev. E. Il. Pitts
of Everett, Mass, will become the fl
nancial agent of the home.
w. B. Jones, who has been the peda-
gogue at the Kurn Hattin Home for
boys, since its opening, has closed his
connection with the institution and
gone to Boston. The work formerly
done by him will now be done by Mrs.
Moore, the matron.
A truss has been put into the west
end of the Walpole and Westminster
bridge. We are informed that there
are many teams driven over the bridge
faster than walk, contrary to the law
in such cases. If this is fact it ought
to be investigated by the proper au-
thorities and few fines collected
which would no doubtp stop to the
practice.
The annual meeting of Boyden
grange was held at Grange hall last Fri
day evening and the following officers
chosen for the coming year: Master, G..
HI. Underwood; overseer, J. w. Collins;
lecturer, Miss Alice Banks; chaplain,
Mrs. G. H. Underwood; steward, J. r.
Ashwell; assistant steward, A. s..
Lewis; lady assistant steward, Miss
Florence Metcalf; secretary, o. E. Peck;
treasurer, Miss Cora Peck; Pomona,
Miss Mary Wright; Ceres, Miss Eva
Ellis; Flora, Miss Nettie Rice; gate
keeper, G. G. Ashwell.
A general feeling of gloom was
thrown over the village on Sunday
evening by the death of Arthur A.
Ward, after many weeks and months
of illness. Much of the time the dis
ease was of that nature which caused
him intense suffering, but no complaint
or murmur was he ever heard to utter.
The large attendance at his funeral
would indicate the many strong friends
and the high esteem in which he was
held in the community. The funeral
was attended attended at his late home
Tuesday afternoon. DIR. Thompson,
who officiated paid glowing tribute to
his sterling worth. Besides mother
and one brother, he is survived by a
widow and two children, son and
daughter.