Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-20
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

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Frank Good has lately purchased :
1 Wynnewood bicycle.
The residence Of j. 7. Moore on Henry
street is in the hands of the painters.
About 100 dog licenses have been issued
from the town clerks office up to date,
Mrs. Joseph j. Palmer, who is at the
Burlington hospital, had cancer removed
last week and seems to be doing we'll.
A, H. and F. H. Brown have latel,
erected a handsome bronze monument il
Oak Hill cemetery.
j. A. Eaton & Co. have bought front
building lot on New Terrace Of Polly M
Brown of Plymouth.
Miss Kate Carmody of Springfield il
employed in the dressmaking rooms o.
Miss Margaret Flavin.
On account of the absence of the rector
Rev. d. l.. Sanford, the regular Wednes.
day evening service of Emmanuel church
will be omitted tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Richards of Cum.
ming on, Mass, are occupying the house
on Cherry hill re Gently vacated by Dennis
Flavin and family.
w. G.. ODER has sold.his chunk span OF
horses to Harry Barrett of Ssxtons River.
Mr.. Barrett is to be congratulated upon
ecuring such fine team.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Pint er went yes
terday on short trip to Boston, and dur
NC the absence of Mrs. Planter the
library will be IN charge of the assistant
librarian, Miss H. A. Hildreth
The Fidelity Rupture Cure company o.
Burlington, which bad but just opened an
flee in this place, with DIR. 0. o. Davis
It Mortified as practicing physician, has
now sold the right in this county to Frank
Stowe OF Keene.
Rev, d. L. Sanford is in Burlington to-
lay attending meeting of the missioner
committee of the diocese. Tomorrow h.
officiates as one of the examining chaplain
r Walter Cambridge of Grafton. wh'
axes his final examination for the priest
hood.
The Easter Offering in Emmanuel church
m unted to 1926 divided as follows
$3.50 tor Rev. W. H Roberts, SIG for tn
Armanent tuna for the support of the
ishop $43 for the bishops salary, 81 TO,
he work among the Jews, 1874 Tor genera
missions, and $40 towards parish expenses.
The regiment of Cd Lieut. E. A. Shuttle
worth, the 11th infantry, has been ordered
70 Mobile to form a part of the divisio,
under the command of Brigadier General
j. j. Coppinger. Lieut.. Shuttleworth,
rmerly OF Bellows Falls, has heen STA
toned FIR the past five or six years at diff
erent points in the west ami has latel,
zen with his regiment in Arizona.
Rev. Mr.. Reid is evidently believer in
printers ink from the method adopted
TO MAXI known the change ct the hour O.
the evening service a. the Congregational
church. The large audience present las
Sunday evening proved that the small
flyers distributed about town Saturday
announcing the pleasant Sunday evening
service" had Performed their mission. The
church has also adopted the use OF church
calendar, which they distributed about The
church tor the first time last Sunday. Nc
more time wasted in listening to the ever
interesting string of announcements read
from the pulpit.
Depositors in the savings banks and trust
companies of the state are requested to
present their pass books to these institu-
lions for verifcation during the month OF
May. According to recent act of the
general assembly these bank books must be
examined in 1898 and every fifth year there
after by some other person than the regular
bank officials.
King Solomon's lodge, No 45,F &A.M.,
held its annual meeting last Friday even
ing and elected and appointed the follow
ing officers: G. B. Wheeler, w. M. w.
A. Trusx, S. VII. E. Myers, j. W. IF.
A. Adams, treasurer G. H. Gibson, secre-
tary;J u. H. Busby, S. D.; G. H. Nichols,
J. D.; E. B. Searle, chaplain; H. King,
Jr. marshal; H. H. Fassett, S. S.; F.
NJ. Thompson, j. S.