Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-29
wears ago should be looked back upon with

years ago should be looked back upon with
rejoicing"
Mrs. O. NJ George is passing the week
in Montpelier.
The Greatest Isham's Octroons comes to
the opera house November Is.
Miss Jennie Smith OF Greenfield, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Richards.
Miss Emma Holland OF Walpole is en-
ployed in the dressmakipg 70 ms of Miss
NJ E. Flavin.
A two weeks old son OF Patrick Rel liv
ing on Atkinson street died Thursday
morning.
F. j. Tidd is now running the lunch
stand on the stairs recently run by Albert
Winnewisser.
I. G. Marshall purchased the Tidd fish
market last Tuesday and will do business
at the old stard.
J. w. Church, who entered the Univer-
sity of Vermont this fall, has been chosen
member of the University mandolin club
Barney Cannon, Jr., and S. L Daggett
attended he reunion of Vermont officers
in Montpelier Wednesday afternoon and
evening,
Ser vices at Emmanuel church will be con-
Quoted tomorrow by Rev DR.. Harris, who
officiated last Sunday. The early celebra-
ton will be at 9 80.
The first OF series of meetings for men
only will be held in the Methodist church
church tomorrow at 3 P NJ. Good music
will be provided and all men are cordially
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Shea, Mrs.
Mary Donovan and Miss Mary Kane were
in Mortified the first of the week to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Shea's mother,
Mrs. Holland.
Wyman Flint and his daughter, Miss
Louise, went Wednesday to Lakewood, N.
j., to visit Mrs. JOIN w. Flint. They are
to be away week, spending the time in
Lakewood and New York.
Mrs. 7. j. Murphy, who has been
spending two or three months with her
brother, j. H Byrnes, leaves Monday for
her home in Kingston, MINI. She will be
accompanied by Miss Anna Hogan, who
intends to spend the winter in the west
| L. G. Lowell returned Tuesday from
Boston and Providence after vain endeav-
or to ihd the Whereabouts Of G. Edwin
Gardner, the absconding night clerk at the
Kicking an Hotel. He brought his trot-
ting horse, Ginger Wilkes, from Provi-
dence.
| A dance was held in Union hall Thurs
day evening under the auspices of the
senior class of the high school. About So
couples were present. Refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served and an enjoy
able evening passed. Music was provided
by Exner's orchestra.
At the last meeting OF the w. G. L. U.
| IL WAS tOttu W uOlu Tue lcclluSS at INC
homes of the members during the winter,
instead of in the Methodist church parlor
as heretofore. The next meeting will be
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. B. E. Foster, No. A Henry
| street extension.
Monday night will be Halloween, when
witches reign, and when people who usual
ly decline to belive in ghosts are obliged
to acknowledge that the spirit of mischief
is certainly abroad. 1t is the time, too,
when parties of young ladies' meet in secret
conclave TO practice mysterious arts which
are supposed to settle definitely certain
very important affairs. Piercing screams
from sub'erTanean passages will not indi-
cate foul murder, but merely that some
dsmsel walking down the cellar stairs
backwards, munchirg an apple and with
a candle and looking glass in her hand to
show her the face OF her dreams, has
seen-a disguised rat scuttling away in ihs
distance.
The services Of the veteran auctioneer,