Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-10-10
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Proctorsville.
f. G. Tenney and wife of Grafton
visited at Lewis Tenney's Friday.
Mrs. viii Richardson and child were
guests of Mrs. f. G. Rand over Sunday.
A grandson of P. w. Taft from Glens
Falls, N. Y, is visiting his grandfather
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams of
Chester visited his uncle, William Will
liams, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Scofield and DR..
Locke and wife enjoyed a carriage drive
to Springfield last week.
II. Hoyt, who has been sick with
bronchial fever for two weeks, is re-
ported little stronger to-day.
Rexford Benson and wife went yes
terday to West Townshend to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Benson's brothers.
child.
DIR. Finney has moved his Office from
Frost's building and taken rooms in
Farnsworth's block over G. l.. Glynn's
store.
A tallyho party of Is from Spring
field, Mass, were in town Sunday and
took dinner with our genial landlord,
M. A. Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Barry are visit
ing their son Henry in Providence, r.
L., where he is employed as assistant
editor on city paper.
G.. l.. Blake took his usual trip to
Brattleboro Sunday. He reports it a
good bicycle road going, but nearly all
up hill coming back.
Anyone expecting to get "wet goods
at the new grocery will be disappointed
as the proprietor, f. B. Locke, has had
his roof newly shingled
j. A. Farnsworth has been housed
| the past week with stomach and
bowel trouble. We are pleased to
know that he is improving.
Chauncey Gale has been off duty for
| week on account of a disabled hand,
caused by driving a nail into it. Moral,
! Hit the nail on the head next time,
Chan.
The harvest supper which was to
have been held at the Baptist vestry
last Tuesday evening was postponed Oh
account of the absence of the president
of the ladies' society.
We bespeak good house for the dra-
matte and musical entertainment at
Odd Fellows hall this evening, to be
given by home talent, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs w. A. Henry of Manchester,
N. H.
1 The reception recently given in honor
of Prof. and Mrs. Bristol by Miss Cum
mings at, Jones hall, to Introduce the
new teachers to the village people was
very pleasant occasion and was Ell.
|joyed by all present.
Mrs. Ruth B. Pulsipher of Concordia
Kan, former preceptress Of Vermont
Academy, is the guest of Mrs. Starks
Edison. Mrs. Pulsipher's friends viii
be glad to learn that her health is much
improved since she came east.
f The lecture delivered at the Copgre
gational church Wednesday afternoon
in behalf Of missionary work was, en-
lioyable and instructive and the sup
per following was success, as thu
ladies of the society always make sucf
affairs by their courtesy, their culinary
abilities and their generous serving.
nc. l.. Glynn has pile of ladies
! wrappers that the prices were 81, 81 %
$3.50 and 81, that to turn them int
cash right quick he has punched then
all at one price, IS cents. They Won
: last long.
Miss Della M. Smith will read
q paper on "Practical EndeavOr" befor
e the Black River Union next wee
L Friday.
|. Eight persons, two of whom wer
baptized lately, received the hand c
fellowship at the Baptist church Sur
day afternoon.
l. The conquest meeting at the Baptis
church Sunday evening was devoted
l. the narrative of some of the sufferer
and exiles in China.
s Rev. J. Mccarthy of the China II
). land Mission, who went to China i
1866 and walked 5000 miles therein,
70 expected to speak here soon.
n Mrs. M. G. Reynolds, correspondent
e secretary of the Woman's Baptist Hon
y Mission society, will give an address {
es the Baptist church on Sunday, Octob
IL 20.
Miss Milliken, Charles w. Dow, MI
I, Austin Farr, Mrs. DR.. Moon and Mi
Della M. Smith are delegates of Il
., Baptist G. E. society to the meeting
October Is.
G Mrs. 1. Austin Farr presented
paper on ''The struggles of Baptists +
re their distinctive principles at the a
,g nual meeting of the Vermont Bapti
Young Peoples Union at Barre, Sc
it, TENDER %. 1t was highly complimer
es ed. Mrs. FAIR repeated the paper
the Baptist vestry Sunday evening
at the presence of an attentive and app
6 ciative audience.
Owing to the lack of time to devo
or to the business G.. w. Osgood will
ri longer correspond for the Times, al
Ie his position will be filled by G.
I'd Glynn. Any one having items til
a they wish to appear in the columns
the TIMES can leave them with n
l.. Glynn or Rev. w. r. Baldwin. Sing
ne copies of the TIMES will be on sale ca
on week at Mr.. Glynn's store Subscr
ne lions for the TIMES will bestaken at
a nG POSSIBILITIES. Esz
no CAVENDISH.
no Mrs. Lucinda Wiley is at home aga
~ Miss Jane Spafford visited friends