Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-27
Bellows Falls Locals.

- Oh "io ooihS Ho"Ay P"in'ou'
George F. Davis is slowly improving but
is able to sit up for short time only.
I. J. Craig, glazier from Keene, is
with R. H. Ramsay this week.
Twenty-three new names were added to
the subscription list Of the TIMES last
week.
The residence of G. L. Fletcher on At
kinson street has been given a new piazza
railing and coat of paint.
A. F. Winnewisser went to Rutland yes
terday to assist in taking an inventory of
stock at the Goddard hotel.
Rev. George F. Chaplin of Saxtons River
officiated at the funeral Of Mrs. John w.
Wright last Monday.
Amity Rebekah lodge will serve fish
chowder supper in l. o. o. F. hall Friday
evening, October 20, at o'clock.
Beatrice, eight months old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shea, died in North
Walpole Sunday. The funeral was Mon
day afternoon with burial in Drewsville.
| Harry Russell returned Monday from q
two weeks hunting expedition into Maine
he is telling no big tales of big game, how
ever.
| The building owned by G. B. Wheeler
on the lot on Rockingham street owned by
the estate Of the late S. C. Fleming is be.
ing taken down.
About 20 members OF the Daughters o.
Kebekah, accompanied by members of the
Ludlow lodge, went to Keene last Friday
night to witness the comforting of the
degree in the beautifed form.
The Woman's Home Missionary meet
ing in the Baptist church, Thursday even
ing,at which Mrs. Reynolds Of Boston is tt
speak, promises to be very interesting
one. All are cordially invited.
| Patrick Page Of North Walpole and Pat
rick Watson of this village were arraignet
in police court Monday and fined S. ant
costs for imbibing too much and disturb
ing the peace.
The genial Pete Wright, porter at Hote
Rockingham, now wears a blue sui
trimmed with brass buttons. A few NOR
innovations like this and the new bus vii
make metropolitan hotel Of the Rocking
ham in everything except location.
George Underwood has improved from
his long illness so he is able to resum
work. He has the contract for enlargin,
the tenement house Of d. L. Snow on tn
Old Terrace, which is to be changed 70
two families instead of one.
Mrs. Charles Holton of Northampton
Mass, died Sunday and was buried yes
terday. She was sister of Mrs. E. o
Young of this place and Mr.. and Mrs
Young and Miss Iva attended the funeral
Mrs. Young went to Northampton las
week.
The bicycle stolen on Canal street fror
Edward LaBelle last week Monday nigh
was found in the rear of the White build
ing on George street last Friday. Th
party who took the wheel saw in the TINE
that Chief Thompson was working on tn
case and became frightened and notife
La Belle where he could find the wheel.
Walter F. Brown, formerly connects
with the electric light department of tn
Fall Mountain Paper Co., has secured
position with lighting company in Bos
! ton and has recently commenced wor
there wiring buildings. He has not full
recovered the use of bis powers of speec
yet from his serious illness while here. bu
is able to work regular hours at wor
which employs his hands only.
The social given by the Y. p. C. U c
the Universalist church last evening wa
well attended. The entertainment wa
e largely of musical character, solos bein
2 sung by Miss Anna Williams, w. f. Bow
tell and Miss Cora Sbedd. A list of town
in states from Vermont to Virginia was til
puzzle to work out for prize. A. c
Halliday was the tlrst to give complet
list. Crackers and cheese were served fo
lunch aud this was followed By the singin
lof college songs. Mrs. w. S. Dunf al
presided at the piano.