Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-18
SAXTONS RIVER.

Willie Warner is clerking for w. HI.
Salisbury.
A. Williams has purchased Cres-
cent wheel.
j. w. Graves and wife are home from
aeir trip to Boston.
l.. w. Mayo returned to Saratoga
Springs Tuesday.
G. E. Osgood has purchased the John
Lord farm of j. Austin.
Mrs. McClarence and Henry left on
Monday for a two weeks outing at the
beach.
Frank Taft and wife from Glens
Falls. N. Y, are at his fathers for va
cation.
A. Il. Pierce and wife spent Saturday
aud Sunday with friends in Spring
field, Mass.
Although the hay crop is light, good
horse hay is being delivered in the barn
for $11 per ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurnsey from Hudson,
Mass, have been stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. J. e. Smith and other friends
in town for the past week.
| j. Hawkes. and wife from Green
field, Mass, were in town from Satur-
day to Tuesday. Mr.. Hawkes. is now
travelling for the firm of Hayden w.
Wheeler & Co., New York.
| G.. f. Simonds and G. w. Osgood
with their families returned from Sun
apee last week and report very pleas
ant time. They hope nothing worse
will ever befall their friends than trip
to Sunapee.
Saxtons River Lodge No. 33 and
Crystal Lodge No. IA, 1. o. o. F. will
hold dedication exercises at |. o. 0. F.
hall next Tuesday eve, July % at s p
M. The address will be delivered by
the Rev. A. J. Hough, poet laureate Of
the Grand Lodge of Vermont. Subject
"Odd Fellowship, whence it came,
what it is and what it stands for" The
public are cordially invited to attend.
The death of Mrs. Ada c., wife o
Nathan n. Mann of SaXtons River, il
} New York city, on Sunday afternoon
the 14th of July, has evoked great anC
widespread grief. The pair We're mar
ried n Guilford 10 years ago, and were
held in high esteem in that vicinity
aud in Brattleboro, where they wer
located before their removal to Saxton
River few years ago. The deceased
was 40 years of age, and possessed al
unique endowment Of executive ability
AT the time of her death she was ma
iron of Vermont Academy. She fillet
the position with entire satisfaction
both to her employers, her associates il
general management, and the employed
TO whom she was accustomed to com
; municate her wishes, not only person
r ally but privately, thereby greatly en-
dearing them to herself. Possibly neve
, has this department of the institution
been vacated entirely within its histor,
until the occasion of her funeral in tn
Brattleboro Baptist church, on Tue:
day afternoon. Mrs. Mann was hig
) official in the order of the Daughters G
Rebekah before her removal from Brat
I tleboro, and the society attended he
funeral in body. She had long bee
!. Christian believer She united wit
!, the Saxto River Baptist church, t.
1 gether with her husband and the
: daughter Edith, on the I'd of Decembe
last, and was faithful in that relation
y She participated in the rOll-call June
4 and walked to church thrice on til
/ next day, partaking of the Lords SUI
ler for the last time. The floral offe
ings on the funeral occasion Were abuI
,, dant and beautiful. Rev. Mr.. Baldwin
!, who was her pastor, and Rev. Thoms
:, Gull of Brattleboro OBLIGATED. The da
. was forbidding, but the attendance ws
large. A mother, brothers, and sister
: as well as the bereaved already named
P receive unbounded sympathy in the
| pac,1liarIv sad affiictiOn