Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-06

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A daughter was born to Mr.. ami Mrs.
John Whitney of Chicago March 80, Mr..
Whitney, who is well known in this place,
has completed one year in a medical col
lege and at present is employed in bicycle
mandatory.
The X. OF p. worked the third degree
rank on three candidates Tuesday evening
before delegation Of Is from Fitchburg,
Mass, and Grand Vice Chancellor Row
ell OF Bennington. After the ceremony,
banquet was enjoyed by all present.
Several toasts were made and general
good time INDUCED in.
A comedy entitled 1.-THE Rice Pudding"
will be given in Union hall, Friday even
ing, April %, under the auspices OF the Y.
P. c. U, of the Universalist church. The
entertainment will be followed by social
dance. The following is the cast;
John Richards, Hugh H. Whitman |
DR.. Thwaite, young physician,
Charles Capron
Mrs. Richards, young wife of Richards,
Benz. B. Royce
Marion Richards, sister of Richards,
Dana j. Pierce
Ellen O'Shaughnessy, a cook,
Perley Huptoon
The w. c. T.U. of Windham County
will hold It's next annual session in this
place June and 8. AT the regular bust
ness meeting yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing committees were appointed by the
local union: Reception, Mrs. George.
WEIGH, Miss Carrie Smith, Mrs. Stella
Lockwood, Mrs. Lawton; entertainment,
Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Church,
Miss Emily Adams, Mrs. E. w. Parsons !;
Refreshment, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Wilbur,
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Dawes,
Mrs. Humphreys.
Do not forget the Daughters Of Rebek-
ali Masquerade at Union hall April -. You
can procure costumes at the New York
Racket, also masks and wigs. The feature
of the evening will be the cake walk, which
will begin promptly at 8 o'clock, followed
by short concert. The cake will be a.
warded to the lucky coons scoring the most
points and will be put on exhibition in the
windows of the New York Racket Thurs
day. Supper will be served in Towns
hotel and will be one of those delicious re-
pasts for which Landlord Durham is Justly
famous.
\ G. w. Labaree has opened an Office in
the opera house block and will conduct a
real estate and mortgage loan business
At present he has desk in the Office Of
DR.. A. j. Parker, but the doctor is tc
move as soon as he can find suitable quar-.
tiers. Mr.. Labaree will then have the office
thoroughly repaired, electric lights put in
and door cut in the partition between
that Office and the office of Walker &
Robb. Mr.. Labaree is no stranger to the
business community of Bellows Falls ant
e has many friends who are pleased to know
n that he is to conduct business here. HI
came to Bellows Falls in 1888 and be AM
E. G. Fairbank bought the plumbing bust
: ness Of A. H. & F. H. Brown. In 1879:
Mr.. Fairbank sold his interest to G. X
Labaree and in 1894 the firm Of G. x. {
C. w. Labaree sold to w. H. Bodine {
Co. Mr.. Labaree then went to New Yorl
r and has since been on the road. Hi
friends wish him all success in bis new
undertaking.
The ladies appointed from the variou
churche, to receive supplies for the Cubal
relief met with Mrs. Daniel Beaton Mon
day evening and chose chairman and sec
tary. 1t was decided to receive contri
buttons for this purpose Wednesday
d Thursday, Friday and Saturday betwee,
i the hours Of A. M. and P. M, at the Y
M. G. A. rooms, where two of the ladie
) will be present to take charge of the con
e tributions. The bundles will be registered
/. and carefully sorted as the Central Relic
OOUlulUtcc ~ NcW OTk ulreCuS. L Ut
shipping and marking is to be in charge o
' Rev. Mr.. Marggraf, and it is expected tina
the barrels can be packed Thursday ant
Friday of next week. The central com
mitttee says that the supplies most needed
are clothing for men, women and children
: anything except furs will be useful, ole
t sheets and pillow cases for bandages, puffs
q quilts, carpeting and anything that will
make the floor or ground more comfortable
= to lie upon, quinine and other medicine.
: for fevers, salves, ETC., canned goods, es.
: pecially condensed milk for children, salt
corn meal, cereals, flour, rice, beans. peas
: hard bread, potatoes and all other stuff.
n that can be packed and shipped to thai
:. distance. g~eoon
The Mass Meeting Sunday Night.
:. An audience of between five and sil
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