Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-02
THE TIMES
CLAREMONT.
SATURDAY OCT. 2, 1897.

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Erwin Woodman is sick with typhoid fever,
Miss Mary Mott returned to Marlboro this
|ek.
Mrs. DR.. Alvah Cummings 10 visiting her
b, DIR. Mott Cummings, in Winchester
[ss.
Walter Il. Nutting Of Briggs's drug store
bn goes to Newport to accept position in
pharmacy there.
The various Masonic bodies have issued o
ectory and calendar of ten pages full OF in
NATION for the craft.
ohm 4. Allen, son of the late Judge Allen
this town, has been in townfor o few days
will open law office in keene.
The pastor of the Congregational church
gan series of lectures on I'll. Corinthi-
B" at the church parlor last evening.
Rev. Lee McCollister and family, who have
bnt the summer with Mrs. McCollister' $
her, Hon. H. w. Parker, have returned
me to Detroit.
There will be lecture course here at Opera
III during the coming winter. The course
gins November 10, with the Park Sisters
Grilley.
Miss Marguerite Street OF New York, sec
|ary to G. "A. Merrill of the White Mountain
|tel company, is guest of Charles b. Spot
d ut his home on High street.
Daniel Perkins gave little party at his
me on Mulberry street to number OF his
bnds, relatives and neighbors, it being his
birthday. A number of useful presents
re left; everybody had a fine time and were
Bally entertained.
petition is being circulated to the Post
lster-G General asking that a pouch be left at
Hotel Claremont for the accommodation
tko hr,o no nnstoffcQ clnsQS
80 P. M. the closed pouch to be sent out
the midnight mail at Claremont Junction.
At the annual convention of the Sullivan
UNITY w. G. T. u, held at East Lempst er,
following officers were elected: Miss M.
Kidder, Newport, president; Mrs. 0. G..
rgent, Claremont. corresponding secretary ;
re-. Schuyler Breed. Unity, recording secre-
y; Miss M. E. Partridge, Claremont,t treas
Walter Carpenter, an employe of the Sulli-
Machinery company, went up country
week and brought back wife. The
,om is member of Company D, Third
iment, the members of which decided to
9 the bridal couple serenade. So Satur-
evening the company met and under
hmand of Lieutenant Walker marched to
home of the newly married couple accom-
led by dunn corps. Mr.. Carpenter was
sented with marble clock as a token OF
will from the members of the company.
Feshments were served during the even
and good time was the verdict of all.
Welded FIFTY YEARS.
r. and Mrs. Deacon Stephen Roberts OBJ
red the 50th anniversary of their marriage
heir home, Green Mountain, receiving a
te number of friends, who brought con-
Fulations. The couple are remarkably
preserved and enjoy the companionship
Dung people. Five children were born to
n: Mary, wife of Charles Breck, West
Femont; Fannie, wife of F. L. Howbrick,
clothier; Stephen, Jr., who resides in
Fristown, N. J.; George, who lives in
Ftford, Conn, and Anna, who died in in
BY. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts received thei,
SITS from until 8, and Z until 9, as
ed by Mrs. Charles Breck and Fred How
X. A dainty lunch was served in the
ing room presided over by Miss Fannie
wbrick and the little grandchildren assist
as walters. Mrs. Roberts sister, Mrs.
rbank of Haverhill, was present at the
anniversary and was present at the mar
BE so years ago. The house was beau.i.
y decorated with marigolds and hydrang-
while Mrs. Roberts carried bouquet OF
dial roses.