Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-25
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Eta Virgins was at home from Grafton
Sunday.
Warren Hsseltine of Londonderry was in
town Sunday.
Frank f.. Fuller went to Springfield the
first of the week.
George Hall of Ludlow visited Everett
Powers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Fuller visited friends in
Peru last week.
Miss Jennie Chapman of Ludlow is teach
ing school on Burt hill.
Miss Cora and Norris Haseltine are visit
ing relatives in this place.
Miss Fanny Haseltine has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. +. Nj. Haseltine.
Mrs. Emma Forbes accompanied by Mrs.
Smith called on friends here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Manser of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting at H. B. Stannards.
Albert Spaulding of Springfield visited at
Everett Powers's recently.
Judge Hayden and Miss Addie Gillette of
Fitchburg were recently the guests of her
| sister, Mrs. Everett Powers.
Henry Howe of New York called on
friends here last Thursday.
Visitors at Mrs. Hattie Griswold's from
Boston attended church here Sunday.
Miss Sarah Moore of Ludlow was the guest
week.
Many of the young people attended the
Lowell lake dance from this place Saturday
evening.
Rev. Elmer Pember of Bangor, Me-, a
former resident here, recently called on
friends.
II. F. Virgins and wife enjoyed carriage
ride to Springfield Saturday, returning home
| the first of the week.
Miss Mary Sawyer, who is teacher in the
W. K. seminary at Oxford, Ohio, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Sawyer.
The Misses Burlingame, who have been
guests OF Mrs. G. M. Gutterson, returned to
Worcester last Saturday.
An enjoyable evening was passed at the
| lawn party at John Sabin's last Wednesday.
The proceeds 10 the refreshments amounted
| to $40.
| Miss Moffat of Albany spoke at the church
Thursday evening. She has been the guest
of Miss Billings and entertained by Mrs.
Charles Slate.
j. B. Wooley of Albany, a guest of DIR.
John Stevenson of Chester, called Saturday
in this place to see the hills of Vermont he
admires the scenery Of our hills and valleys.
Mrs. George Cutler of Springfield, who has
| assisted in taking care of her grandfather,
F. p. Fuller, IL weeks, returned to her home
Sunday with her two children.
Judge Henry J. Parker, our worthy towns
man, passed to the infinite life at Woodstock
last Thursday night. As business man
there are few his equal in this town, as citi-
zen he was respected and as neighbor he
was thoughtful and kind. We revere his
memory and feel that this town has met with
an irretrievable loss. We need our kind cit
liens to make the world seem brighter, but
it is not our will hut Thine be DONE God
giveth to all his beloved sleep and rest and,
after the weary day, comes to him the peace
t'ul serenity, for he has done his work well.
We extend to the bereaved family our SYM
pathy; to his associates we feel that their loss
is not soon to be retrieved. He had friends
in many towns and was well known for his
capacity in official business. He was mem
Der Of the Congregational church in this
place.
Called to mourn again
For another gone home;
Our friends are passing on;
Soon the summons will come
And we will attain
The bright, immortal dawn.
One more link broken,
Another vacant chair,
His rewards are many
In that home g Over There;
The gate is open,
Enter eternity.