Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-01-13

Thaddeus Brooks, who died at his home in
Blackville Sunday morning, has been known
to every one for years. He has always been a
resident of this place and during his whole
iife time has been cripple.
Everyone should inform themselves in re-
gard to the health laws now in force. Many
changes were made by the last legislature
which are OF an important nature. Under the
present law, nobody can be buried or re-
moved without permit from the health off
Ger and all births and deaths must now be re
ported by the attending physician.
Every self respecting person ought to blush
with shame at the awful state of the moral at
mosphere of certain sections ofour own coun-
ty and the nelghboring county of Benning-
ton. II we continue 10 retrograde for the
next five years as we have in the past five
years what is the end to be. We fully believe
the time has come when the churches should
devote their time and energies to home work
instead OF foreign work.
The death of Venerable Plny Fisher oc-
Cured at the home of his son in this village
at an early hour Sunday morning after very
brlei illness at the advanced age of 93 years
and months; "Grandpa Fisher" as he was
familiarly called, was born in West Towns.
hend September 10, 1903 and was son of
Isaac and Betsey Cobb Fisher and was the
last of family of four children. At the age
OF ~ years he married Marion Farr who died
a. lew years ago. Early in the sixties Mr..
AiohSi pouSib tlC upon WHICH Hc re-
sided at the time of his death and erected the
very pleasant house and out buildings which
has ever since been his home. Early in life
ne united with the Baptist church in Towns
hend, which membership he has always re-
tanned: He is survived by three children Oc-
his declining years and has been faithfully
cared for; Rollin B. of Boston and Mrs. Clark
Chase of Bellows Falls. Mr.. Fisher was of a
bright and sunny disposition and his always
pleasant tone to everyone carried with it a
lasting remembrance of kind old man who
the entire community is extended to the fam
lily IN their atfliction. His funeral was held
| at his late home yesterday afternoon Rev. F.
B. Hyde officiating.
The "Crescent Dramatic club will present
the popular drama 'The Danger Signal
tuesday evening" Jannuary 10.
! Stella and Chester Norman. Enfield warns
Stella. Wreck of the "Northern Bele.'
Valerian's ingenious theory discovers En-
field burning desire for revenge. The plot
The storm. The rescue.
ACT II.
Enfield implacable. Peters ludicrous ieal-
ousy., Stella fears insanity of her father.
Another attempt ON the elder Norman's life.
Enfield's terrible remorse. The "boys' take
Peter ''pickerel sticking" Norman S peril.
| The danger signal.
| The following is the cast of characters.
| Charles Norman, G,H. Underwood
Enfield alias Williamson, j. T.. Leach
Chester Norman, VIC. Nuttinp
DR.. Valerian, B.T. PHELPS
| Peter Bullock, G.H, Wake,
Fat, Walter Atchersol
| Ierslmmons, Rollo Metcal
Stella Enfield, Marguerite Underwood
Martina Foresight, Grace Nuttine
Miss Angle, Rose Allbet
Nora, Jessie Wilco,
Admission rs cents. Refreshments served
after play in lower hall for benefit of Mission
Band.