Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-08
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town Monday.
The John Tufts Place will be sold at
auction January IS.
Albert Delacey spent Sunday at his
home in Aver, Mass.
Daniel Davis has been visiting at his old
home in Londonderry
Five persons united with the Congrega-
tional church Sunday.
Leon Farr who has been quite i'll some
time is much improved
+. A. Simonds and Harry Wyman of
weston were i'll town Monday.
Special communication of Olive Branch
Lodge this Wednesday evening.
f. W. Pierce is attending the state phar-
maceutlcal meeting at Montpelier.
Mr. De Watson Davis, M. 2. and wife
OF Alberta, Canada is visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Miss Pitkin of Springfield,
Mass, spent Christmas with w. p. Dodge
Miss Nettie Enskel Of Westmoreland is
the guest other cousin. Miss Emma Henry.
The regular week OF prayer is being OBJ
served at the Congregational and Baptist
churches.
Miss Fannie Guild of Brattleboro was
the guest of Miss Grace Hadley New
Years day.
Rev. j. E. Fullerton of Bellows Falls
will exchange with Rev. Ballou of this
place next Sunday.
Miss Susie Hadley returned to her
studies at Bishop Hopkins Hall, Burling-
ten, Monday afternoon.
The annual meeting of stockholders in
Chester National bank occurs Tuesday,
january IA at 2 o'clock.
Perley Barrie Of Newport, N. H., who
worked in town all of the summer, called
on friends here Friday.
f.. j. Davis assisted by Dewitt Davis
installed the officers of /. O. o. f. at
Proctorsvile Saturday evening.
George Sawyer will have mileages to
rent at the usual price They can be
obtained of him at either the Fullerton or
depot.
The many friends of Hiram Bolles, who
moved few months ago to Gardner,
Mass, will be sorry to know of his critical
illness.
Merritt Fuller OF Houston, Texas, has
been guest at j. A. Pollard's few DAYS.
: He was formerly in the employ Of Adams
& Park.
: Frank Stearns has new gasoline en-.
CINE that will be soon placed in the new
wrapper factory in addition to the present
steam engine.
Mrs. Il. w. Childs and Miss Ruth, who
have been visiting at Mrs. p. A. Fullerton's
for few weeks, returned to their home il
Brattleboro Saturday.
Ladd's orchestra has been engaged tt
furnish music for a series of dances to bt
held in town hall Springfield the first on,
was Friday eve, January 3.
Frank Smith, a former employee o
Charles Walker, and Miss Mile Rhoade
of Windham were married at the home o
the bride on New Years day.
Norris Baldwin, who was arrested 70
t forgery last week, has been taken to Rut
) land to serve a sentence Of 3 years and
: month at the state workhouse.
Will Rhoades, formerly of this place bu
lately Of Keene, N. H., and Miss Parke
OF eathcrsfield were married New Year
!, day Their future home will be in Kcene
t The ladies auxiliary Of St. Lgke's churc
7 will be entertained by Mrs. Charles Dodg
!. at her residence on Cobleigh street Thurs
S day afternoon. All are invited to socia
J., BILE in the evening.
d At the soldiers home Bennington, owe
n one hundred large boxes and barrels wer
received on Christmas day from the differ
l. ent corps in the state, containing jellies
l. fruit, linen and clocks.
e Judge Henry and wife went to Bennine
). ton Saturday to install the officers Of tn
y G.. A. r. and w. r. G. of that place
S After the installation they attended bar
:; quct given by the Y. M. c. A.
:, A very pleasant time was enjoyed las
l. Saturday evening when about 30 friend
he assembled at the residence of Mr.. an
5 Mrs Oscar Miller to celebrate the 25t
n anniversary of their wedding. A fe
N handsome gifts were left as reminder
he the esteem of their many friends, anon
S, them being silver service Of four pieces
y The farmers Institute under the diret
y ton Of state board of agriculture will /
= held at town hall Thursday and Friday {
- this week. Everyone is invited to be pre-
ent. The following program will be 70
lowed:
Thursday January 8.
Afternoons
200 Address of Welcome.
re 230 Farm Management
V. l. spear, Braintree, N. /
$50 Discussion
IS Evening.
100 Music,
7.l5 Shall Vermont farmers buy their horse
A. or continue to raise them?
- f. C. Williams, Covent
ie Sl5 Di cussion,
v $50 Question Box,
Friday Morning.
1000 Sanitary care of cattle and re lation
IN tuberculosis,
~ c. NJ. Winslow, Brando
u HOO Discussion.
Afternoon.
200 The production and application
manure,
j. o. Sanford, Stamfor
100 Music.
n 7.30 Breeding and care of dairy cows,
III. w. Vail, North Pomfre
STATIONS RIVER.
he Mrs. Starks Edison entertained the viii
club Tuesday evening.