Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-01-26
SPRINGFIELD.

Mrs j. Haywood and Mrs. s. Brock left
for their homes Monday.
Two German classes now enjoy the instruc-
ton of Rev. o. S. Davis, PHI ID.
An effort is being made to obtain for
Springfield lower rates of insurance.
-AIr- and Mrs-W- f. Hazelton returned
home Saturday. =
Rev. Walter A. Tuttle and wife have been
fortunate in securing board at r. A. War
ner's.
Mrs. Maria Goodenough has gone to Graf
ton, where she remains with her sister during
the winter.
A paper is reported to have been in circula-
ton for signers to secure the appointment OF
u. 5. Derby as postmaster.
Sunday was an exceedingly busy day for
snowplows and rollers, AMI the many inches
OF heavy snow proved an expensive luxury
Thursday evening Rev. Q s. Davis
gationai church of Bellows Falls on the sub
Ject Of the "Siums of London" y
The Y. P. S. G. E. was deferred this week
from Tuesday to Wednesday evening in favor
of the parlor lecture at the residence OF G.
l.. ClOsson.
Equipment for Business is the subject
of a practical talk by w. d. Woolson to be
given at the Congregational church next Sun
day evening
1HCIC WIS u ldISo dtGcHuduC0 aC Un6 nTSl
of a series of practical talks given by Prof.
/ Dressed at the Congregational church Sun
day evening, and the audience was well
pleased.
Miss Folsom and a number of her pupils
from Charlestown, N. H., came over Monday
to improve their knowledge of electricity,
afforded by study of the electrical plants in
this place.
Mrs. o. S. Davis left last Saturday evening
far I'm ha;n nod
because of an accident that had befallen her
mother, Mrs. H. Tinker.
Robert Barlow of Chicago and his sister,
Mrs. Holmes of Keene, accompanied the
remains of their mother, Mrs. Barlow, to
this place Monday P. NJ, for burial. Mrs
Barlow had been i'll declining health for some
time, and had made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Holmes.
| Mrs. Lyman Whitcomb went to Keene,
| N. H where she remained over Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. j. b. McFadden. Mrs.
Whitcomb will visit in Townshend, Vt,
before returning home.
I. I. Ranney took possession Of the Bos-
| ton Bargain store of Montpelier January 49,
purchased Of II. b. Taplin. Mr.. Ranney wa.
IN business here for a number of years and
his honorable dealing won him many firm
! friends, who extend to him best wishes. He
will soon move his family from this place to
Montpelier.
| At the regular meeting, January 81, OF
Gen. Stark Council, No 30, Jr. O. U. A. M,
the officers were installed for the ensuing
| term of six months. 1t was with sincere
regrets that Gen. Stark Council learned oi
the misfortune that overlook q. B. Lamson
ID. S. c., of Bra,teboro, and prevented his
being present; he appointed George Q. Farr,
senior vice councillor, to install the following
i Councillor, F. S. Hutchinson; vice councillor
IL. b. Lockwood; conductor, Frank Buck
warden, A. H Merrill; treasurer, L. l.
Trombly; financial secretary, Albert Craigue
recording scribe, James NJ. Martin; assistant
recording secretary, George o. Farr; inside
sentinel, X. s. Rollins; outside sentinel, l.
Coburn; third trustee, John Smith. The
members of this council now number 5S, one
new member being initiated last Friday even