Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18

day to Bellows Falls, having spent lew ua)
here with friends in the south part OF the
town.
A few summer guests are already at the
Elmwood.
Gilman Temple of Gilsnm with his daugh-
ter from Keene, visited at living Felch's last
week.
Harry C. Eastman, representing the Mass.
achusetts Mutual Life Insurance company OF
Manchester, has been at the Dinsmore this
week.
Mrs o. G. Minis was the recent guest of
o. j. Butterfeld and family.
On applying to our ticket agent, F. f.
Hawkes., the new excursion book issued by
the F. r. r. Co., can be procured. 1t is
filled with fine illustrations of both high
priced and cheap resorts, giving rates, etc !,
and one must be hard to suit who cannot find
in this book just the place adapted to his
purse and taste. 1t contains also good map
of the country included within the excursion
limits.
DR.. and Mrs. W. G. Matthews and Mrs.
Lockwood were down from Bellows Falls
Wednesday to attend the dinner at the parish
house given by the ladies' sewing society.
s. s. Newton and wife left the first of the
week for Keene, where, for the present, they
intend to make their home.
Mrs. I. M. Graves and Miss Rosina E.
FOOTu were III DuTDam laSI week at Inc
State Agricultural college to attend the exer-
cises of the graduating class, of which James
A. Foord was member.
The conditions thus far are reported as ex-
tremely favorable for heavy hay crop, but
we are told that the present price per ton will
not lead to sudden wealth.
II. E. Darling of Keene is employed in G.
j. Drislane's market at present.
Mrs. Anna Wright left today for an
absence of several weeks in Boston with her
niece, Miss Hitchcock.
Miss Lizzie M. Maynard was the recipient
this week of handsome gift from the ladies
OF the Unitarian church in Keene. 1t was a
gold pin of sunburst design, a large diamond
in the centre with the rays formed of tinv
pearls. For nearly 20 years Miss MAYNARD
was soprano singer in that church, recentlv
reslgnIng. her position, and the iadiaa n-e,
sented this pin as an expression of the affec-
tion and regard which they feel for her.
DEATH OF SAMUEL ROYCE
On Sunday, June IL, occurred the death of
Samuel Royce, an aged and respected citizen
residing on the Walpole Valley road. Nj.
Royce was 79 years and 10 months old, and
was native of this town, being born in the
old Royce homestead standing near the Four
Corners, where he passed his entire life. He
leaves one sister, Mrs. j. G. Quinton, and
several nephews and neices. His wife died
about two years since. Funeral services were
held on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. d. l.. San
ford of the Episcopal church in Bellows Falls
officiating. The burial was in the family lot
in Walpole cemetery.
DEATH OF BURT GLAzIER.
Burt Glazer died at his home on the river
road Tuesday afternoon, June IA, in the 33d
year of his age, his death resulting from
appendicitis. His illness was of less than
two weeks duration, and he was not consid-
cred seriously i'll until Sunday last, when he
grew rapidly worse. The following day, DR..
Prouty of Keene was summoned in consulta-
tation and it was decided that the one chance
of recovery was in an operation, which was
at once performed but from the effects of
which he was not able to rally.
Mr. Glazier was born in Springfield, Vt,
but passed his early life in Grafton and Sax
tons River, coming here some 10 or more Or
years ago, where he has since resided. He
was an honest business man and good citi-
zen, alert, capable and Industrious. with q
CHEEKY, generous disposition that won for
him universal liking and respect. He was a
member of Walpole grange where his pres
.ence will be greatly missed and regular
attendant at the Congregational church from
which funeral services were held on Friday
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. G. |. Bard, for
merly pastor of the church, oficiated; the
burial was in Walpole cemetery. A great
Glazier and the two little children who are
left; also for the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben
Glazier, residents of East Westmoreland.
Three brothers and one sister survive, Ed
ward L. of Athens, Vt, Walter of Waltham,
Mass and George of East Westmoreland,
where the sister, Mrs. Addie j. Knowlton,
also lives.