Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-02

William L ne of Rumford Falls is visit
ing friends in town
There was a social dance in G AR. hall
last Friday evening
Misses johnson, Ayers and Edwards OF
Keene vi.iced the village schools Tuesdsy.
Mrs. David S-ncabough and children
are spending weak in Keene.
George Andrews aud family are moving
from Canal to Green street.
George Goss, repre- st ntingl Sumner &
Goodwin of Boston, was in town yester-
day.
The Rockingham Sunday school as ,ocia-
ton is to meet in Cambridgeport next Sun
day at 4 O'clock.
The children Of the village have contrib
uted between $40 snd $l2 towards the
La Fayette memorial fund.
Albert Bartholomew of Burlington.
brother-in-law OF Mrs. E. L. Walker,
passed Monday night in town. He went
to New York yesterday.
Miss Blanche Webb and Miss Elizabeth
F. Wilson represent the Junior Auxiliary
of Emmanuel church at the convention in
session at Rutland this week.
There will be a baked bean supper in
the vestry of the Baptist church this even
ing in charge of Mrs. W. O. Kemp, Mrs.
A. R. Robinson and Mis-, Gertrude SpauId-
ing.
Rev. d. L. Sanford reached home Satur-
day from the general convention at Wash
ington, his return being fastened by the
death Of a parishioner, Mrs c. E. Hol-
brook.
The festival of All Saints was observed
at Emmanuel church yesterday morning by
full morning service and communion, and
at St. Charles church by both morning
and evening services.
CIV. Osgood spoke at an evening meet
ing'in Charlestown in the Congregational
church Sunday. Those accompanying him
from here were G. H. Sawyer, Col. E. G..
Osgood and Howard Parker.
Mrs. G. N. Dascomb returned to her
home at Hillsboro Bridge, N. H.. Monday,
after arranging her affairs in Westminster
and renting her house to George Hall, su-
perintendent Of the canning factory.
Mrs. George A. Goodspeed will sail for
Rotterdam from New York on December
3 on the steamer Maasdam of the Holland
American line. She will remain for some
months with her people in Holland.
Malcolm Finlayson and Nelson Lagoy,
who were overpowered by gas at the sui
pbite mill few days ago, are abe to be
about again though not entirely free from
the effects Of tie accident. 1t seems that
they were at work repairing a digester,
when, their presence being tor the moment
forgotten, the stuff was blown off into the
one next to them, and the fumes worked
through to such an extent that they only
managed to exist by lying with their
mouths close to cracks in the side of the
wall. They were finally remembered by a
fellow workman, who gave the alarm, and
when help reached them in two or three
minutes they were in helpless condition.
FLORENCE terrace" in Brattleboro, the
home of Gen. J. J. Estey, was the scene
OF brilliant reception Monday night in
honor of Co. l, United States volunteers.
The house was beautifully decorated with
flags, bunting and floral pieces. The
ushers were: Gen. j. j. Estey, Coils.
Hooker, Miles and Taylor, H. F. Brooks
and W.. H. Bracket Mrs. j. j. Estey
was assisted by Mrs. j. G. Ullery, Miss
Mary Shea, Mrs. X. N Burchard, Mrs. j.
M. Tyler, Mrs. Florence Tyler, Mrs. L.
X. Fuller, Mrs. C. A. Miles, Mrs. j.
Harry Estey, Mrs. j. Gray Estey, Mrs.
james Conland, Mrs. E. H. Chase, Mrs.
j. L. Martin, Mrs. Gull, Mrs. H. P. Well
man, Mrs. E. W. Stoddard and Mrs. A.
G. Cobb. There was a large after snce
Of townspeople from 8 to 9 80, when ice
cream and cake were served to the soldiers
and their families. Leitsinger's orchestra
furnished the music. The company was
formally mustered out yesterday, the mus
tering officers going to Bennington today.