Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-06
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Rev. E. A. Keep will conduct services
the schoolhouse in district No. 10 on Sunda
July 10, at NJ. All are invited to be
I attendance.
Mrs. Howard of Ludlow, VT, is visitir
her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Hall, arriving Fl
day afternoon last.
Orr W. Brown was home from Jamai.
Plain, Mass, over the Fourth.
Mrs. Theodore p. Bogert of Providence
Il. L., is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mar
A. Tobey.
Owing to an unavoidable delay the Foo
lights were obliged to postpone their ente,
talnment announced for June until Later
Two dramas are now under rehearsal to
presented within the next few weeks.
Charles P. Rowland of New York city wa
here the first of the week with Judge an
Mrs. j. G. Bellows.
Miss Rebecca Lane Hooper, a student i,
Radcliffe. came for the summer on the I'd
INST, joining her family here, who arrived
from Brooklyn the evening previous.
Dan J. Kiniry of Cambridge, Mass, spen
Sunday and Monday in town with his par
ents, B. Kiniry and wife on Depot hill.
Mrs Harriet M Hastings returned FRIDAY
from six weeks absence in Boston.
There will be sociab,e in the Copgrega-
tlonal church parlors on Wednesday evening.
July Is. Ice cream and cake will be served
during 1.-THE evening and musical program
presented BY q. L. Barber of Bellows Falls
ana a3 ms orchestra, assisted by home talent.
All are invited to be present.
G. r. Crowell is in town for few d.vs
arriving Monday from South Boston, accom-
panied by his granddaughter, Mildred Var
ney.
B. M. Bates of New York spent Sunday
and Monday at Rambleside cottage.
Miss Alice W. Jennings~was home over
Sunday from Bellows Falls.
We learn with regret of the serious illness
OF Master Edwin b. Riley at his home in
dorchester, Mass, for which place he left
here some ten days since.
John P. Kemp and daughter of East AL
stead spent Monday with Mrs. s. G. Brad
ford on Middle street.
Stock was loaded at the station the 4th as
follows 20 cattle, 80 calves, and 300 pounds
of poultry.
Mrs. Fred Watkins of Springfield, VT,
visited recently with Edward Wells and
wife.
Miss Sylvia M. Guild was home from
Chicopee Falls, Mass, over the 4th. return
ing Tuesday afternoon.
News was received here Tuesday of the
sudden death on the 4th inst of George W.
Stanley of Langdon. He was a fre unent
visitor to this town, member of Walpole
grange and man universally respected, and
his deate will be great loss to the communi-
ty at large.
DR.. Newton passed Monday at his home in
Greenfield, Mass.
wagon Saturday evening and received severe
bruises and shaking-up generally. He has
been confined to the house since.
Frank Hayward and family are expected
from Kansas City about the 18th of this
month to spend the remainder of the sum
mer months at j. W. Hayward's.
Episcopal services were held by Rev. d.
L. Sanford Of Bellows Falls in the parlors of
the Elmwood on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred s. Weymouth and little son of
orange, Mass, are spending few weeks
Hill. foo'
John and Charles Taggard from East Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, respectively, with their
families are visiting e.. o. and Edward s,
Taggard in the south part of the town.
Mrs. L. B. Varney and Mrs. W. G. Crow
Ell with the children, are expected today
from Sonth Boston ut the Elmwood, where
they will remain for the next few weeks,
A meeting was held at the Congregational
church Sunday evening to make arrange
ments for reorganizing the Y. M. s. e, L.
The outlook was considered favorable and
definite plans will be made later.
Mrs. Mary j. Webster is so far improv ed
in health as to be enabled to walk YESTERDAY
over to the street.
Summer guests from Dorche ster, Mass. are
at the Misses Hollands on Westminster |
street.
Andrew Pierce of Boston was the guest of |
Miss Kate Watkins few days recently.
Prof. and Mrs. H. Wade Hibbard and little
daug hter Hope left yesterday for their home |
in Ithica, N. T., where in September Mr. |
Hibbard will commence his new duties in |
Cornell University.
John E. Nicholson of New York spent the |
Fourth in town with his mother, Mrs. Miri. |
am Nicholson and family.
PATRIOTIC MEETING.
There was a large attendance at the patri-
otic meeting held on Sunday evening in the |
Unitarian church and much enthusiasm man.
bunting aud flags, rejecting credit on |
those in charge. Excellent music was fur
nished and the singing of national airs, Amer
ica, Columbia, ETC., was a distinctive feature /
of the program, including new hymn by
Rev. T. G. Williams, entitled tSong of the
Volunteers" The services opened with re.
sponsibIe readings from the Psalms and the |
Lords Prayer in which all joined. Interest.
ing speeches were then made by Rev. F. w.
Pratt, E. A. Keep. Hon. j. G. Bellows, Cop.
ley Amory, Prof Hubbard and C. II. Barnes,
and BY Rev. j. +. Scott, pastor of the Chris
ton Hollow church and Rev. FIR. Cochran of !
North Walpole- c. p. Rowland of New
\ ork made few apt and interesting remarks |
and Senator Hastings spoke in behalf of the
Soldiers Aid Society recently formed by
Gov. Ramsdell, and of which Mr.. Hastings is
vice president for Cheshire county. The
meeting was one Of interest throughout and
was much enjoyed, closing with the benedic-