Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-23

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Athol, Mass to pass the holiday.
Tracy Leonard has finished work as
nigh manager Of Towns Hotel Cafe.
The sacrament OF baptism will be admin
istered in Emmanuel church next Sunday.
Ed Saker has finished work for Lowell g.
Carpenter, and is now working for Richard
Bros.
The dance announced for Friday night
in G. A, r, hall has been postponed Tor
two weeks.
All arrangements for the A. 0 II. ball
and concert in Upion hall tonight have
been made and an enjoyable occasion is as
sured.
A tramp was placed in the cooler Mon
day for inroxication. and yeste day WAS
fined s. ard costs with the alternative Of
the workhouse.
Mrs. j. G. Day has been ill and under
the care OF trained nurse. The nurse
was dismiss, d last Friday and the patient
is rapidly improving.
c. II. Williams is adding to bis stock en-
excellent line OF books he believes that
irst-class book store in Bellows Falls will
meet til, wan of a popular demand.
Miss Minnie Hewett Of Putney, who has
many acquaintance in Bellows Falls, is to
be married to Mr.. William Tredway OF
Shelf Island, N. Y, Tuesday evening in
the church at Putney.
L. E O'Bren, who is employed by a
firm in Norlhport, l.. as an assistant in
getting out an encyclopedia of forms, has
sent friend here proof OF an article on
| dispositions whi h shows much research
and study.
There will be series of Advent SER
mons preached by the rector in linn .nuel
church on Sunday evenings, Nov. q, Dec.
A, II and IS, at Z 30 o'clock. Briet sew
ice of prayer and familiar hymns. Even
ing prayer will be said at o'clock as usual.
A member of the second Mas.achuse tt
regiment recently mustered out who Ives
in the vicinity Of Springfield driited into
town yesterday and put up at the Rocking
ham hotel. He was intoxicated and pro
ceeded to make considerable disturbance
but was promptly landed in the cooler by
L. G. Lowell.
The cellar is beirg dug for new house
on Kings field, which L. D. Lockwood is
to build Tor his daughter, Mrs George
Lawton. 1t will stand just at the entrance
to the field, on the opposite side of the
road from Mr.. Lockwood's own residence
and will be about the same style of house
only somewhat larger.
i W. H, Bodine returned Monday from
attending the funeral of his father anG
mother at Pine Bush, N. Y. His father
died last week and 35 hours later biz
mother died both were buried at the same
time last Friday. The father, whose name
was, F. M. Bodine, was 80 years of agt
and the mothers age was 49, They hac
been married Sd years.
| A dispatch from Dallas, Texas, says
1.-The private steam yacht Mabel, the fines
pleasure craft on the Gulf of Rsexico
owned by E. H. R. Green, president 0
the Texas Midland railway, wa
launched November 1S at Aran,as Pass il
the presence of select party of tn
owners friends. Miss Mable Harlow Q
Chicago, in whose honor the yacht wa
named, christened the vessel.
An arch of delicate iron scroll work
resting on massive granite pillars spans tn
entrance to Oak He'll cemetery at poin
Just above the turn that leads ts' King
field. The pillars are of rough grant
with caps OF the polished stone and in tn
transparent tracery Of the arch appears tn
name of Oak Hill Cemetery in gilt letter.
The design as a whole is pleasing com
biz alton Of strength and beauty and fiji
marks the entrance to one Of the prettie,
cemeteries in the state.
Monday night was gentlemcn's nigf
with the ladies' whist club, party OF
being very pleasantly entertained at tn
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Il. II. AlIbee o
Burt Place. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Rob
bore off the honors of the occasion by wiz
ming both the first prize for gentlemen an
) the first for ladies. Upon Mrs. E.
, Leonard was bestowed consolation priz
in the shape OF mammoth pumpkin
, which she re ceive with evident apprecIs
> ton of its consoling qualities at this partic
ular season OF the year. The club wi
hold its next meeting with Mrs. w.
: Perley the first Wednesday evening afte
Thanksgiving.