Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-29
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, OCT. 90 1898,
Bellows Falls Locals.

Mrs Mary L. Bowers was ill Tuesday
but is now much better.
Mrs. Henry Carpenter Of Grafton is WIS.,
ting her daughter, Mrs. l.. A.Day.
Mrs. C. X. Labaree has been confined
to the house by illness for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Robertson and Mrs.
E. R. Campbell went to New York Mon
day.
Mrs. ID. f. Ladd OF Burlington is the
guest of Mrs. Hannah Towns at Towns
hotel.
Eben Bridge returned Tuesday from
two weeks vacation in Bridgewater and
vicinity.
Rev. F. C. Priest of Marblehead Mass,
will preach at the Universalist church to-
morrow.
LYMAN G.. Jennison and Clifford X.
Brown returned Tuesday from a weeks
visit in New York
Rev. DR.. Harris OF Nashua, N. H will
preach in St. Peters church, Drewsville,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Bellows Falls Lodge No II K of P has
rented G. A. r. hall for the coming year
and has moved into its new quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Davis and daughter
Of Webster, Mass, visited her parents this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Labaree.
Abortion Of the B,llows Falls band bad
a rehearsal Wednesday evening, and the
members are to meet again next week
"Conley's Upholstering and Undertake
ing rooms adorn the trent OF Mr.. Con-
ley's place Of business in the Maynard
block.
The Relief Corps has rehearsal this
evening to prepare for the annual in'pec-
ton November by Mrs Hattie +. Rich
ards of Chester, department insp4 ct r.
The letters l. O. o. F. with brilliant
electrical effect are now the most noticeable
institution in the square during the even
ings. Even the blind will now be able to
discern the abode of Odd Fellowship.
i DR.. E. H. Campbell and DR.. E H Pet.
tengill attended the third annual meeting
of the State Sanitary association in Mont
pelier Tuesday. DR., Campbell was chosen
mem Der of the advisory board of the asso
citation tor Windham county.
l
Philip de St. Croix, while making nj
guess as to the number of vacant tenement
in town, says that if he had II more tene
ments than he has could rent them all q
the present time. He is about to built
three new houses OF his own and has then
all rented in advance.
Mr.. Knott Of the firm Of Knott & Clos
som Of Burlington, brokers, was in tow
briefly last Saturday. He says he is doin
business with customers covering radiu
! of 1000 miles, and that he has customer
who were with him 10 years ago. A fac
: that speaks we'll for the honesty and squar
dealing of the firm.
Several Of the Vermont legislators seer
to be fter the Rutland railr DAD with ham
mer and tongs. Two bills have been in
troduced in the house and one in the senat
requiring mileage books on all railroads il
the state to be accepted from bearer with
out question.
Misses Katherine and Nellie Delane
took a bicycle ride Tuesday afternoon
Katherine was riding ahead and on shar
turn her wheel slipped and she was throw
to the sidewalk, striking her head on
tree. Nellie was thrown to the other sid
OF the walk and her ankle was caught be
tween a tree and some boards nearl
spraining it.
At the campfire held in connection wit
the reunion of the Fourth Vermont reg
ment in Montpelier last week, Gen. F. G
Butterfeld was one of the speakers. H
said in part: "Thsre are very few face
before me tonight that are familiar br
every heart here beats with mine. w
fought together and marched together an
did our very best together and thank Go
our very best was what saved this fair Ian
in union / used to think Of rebel as
thing to be despised and loalh.d and n
punishment or no fate in my opinion coul
be too severe, but | think differently no
e and when l call man johnny Reb"
shows no animosity or ill feeling but is
pet name for those gallant boys whom "
fought for four long years. This glorior
country is now one, under one flag and il
habited by united people. Thi, last We
has been terrible thirg, costing niue
blood and treasure, but when such a Wa
permits son of Grant to ride on the sta
of Fitzhugh Lee, when it allows Ger
Wheeler to command Sheridan's old br
gade and when Vermont regiment
brigaded with one from Tennessee,
makes me feel as if our sacrifices of 8