Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-03-09
Bellows Falls Locals.

The A. o. H. will attend mass at St
Peters church in body on St. Patrick's
day.
The woman's auxiliary Of the Y. M. c.
A. meets this afternoon at the home Of
Miss Josie Derby on School street.
There is some talk Of building new
boat-bouse on the corner near the ice
house on the Rutland road.
1t was town meeting in Walpole yester-
day; 1913 tickets we're sold at the Bellows
Falls station.
| G. j. O'Neil and Edward Lawlor expect
to atteno state convention of the A. o;
H. in Manchester, N. H., Monday.
The trustees of the Universalist parish
will hold meeting in the south parlor Of
the church tomorrow evening at z o'clock.
e. E. Ferguson crushed one of his
thumbs Monday while working in F. B.
Phelps shop, and as result is not working
for few days.
The Boston Dairy company is giving its
cheese factory near Derby & Balls scythe
snath shop coat of red paint. Frank
WILDER is the artist.
The Sunday afternoon service at North
Walpole conducted by Rev. F. w. Lewis
is continued with increasing attendance
and interest
News was received here yesterday Of
the death Of Mrs. Timothy Ryan of Rut-
land. She was niece OF Dennis brisbane
aud a cousin Of j. E. Keefe. oeau
The ladies' society of the Universaist
church will hold a meeting tomorrow at 4
P. NJ. Supper served in the vestry OF the
church at g. Mrs. John Brown and Mrs.
H. E. Bean patronesses. 9r
Robert Wilmot Dunlap, aged 10, died Of
consumption at his home on the Old Ter
race Sunday evening. The funeral is at
the house today at P. NJ; the body will
be placed iii the tomb. ~
Ned Pierce has the plans and specl6ca-
tions drawn by Architect Buchanan for a
new dwelling, which he is to erect at once
after the spring opens upon his lot on Burt
Place just east OF where he resides.
Remember the Geographical social and
&C" supper Friday evening at the church
parlors, at the corner Atkinson and Schopl
streets. Compounds Concocted by Com
petent Cooks will be Cerved, Cure!" .,
At the Methodist Episcopal church last
Sunday ~ were received as probationers
and two to iull membership The number
receiving the sacrament of the Lords sup
per was said to be the largest for years.
Moses Miller has contracted with F. j.
Hall to build bin new one story house on
the lot Mr.. Miller occupies on the Old
Terrace. The building will begin as soon
as the condition of the ground permits.
Edward Fluette, some seven years ago
barber in Mammoth block, died at his home
in Springfield, Mass, last week He
leaves a wife and son. The deceased is
remembered here as musician of more
than ordinary ability.
r. M. Snow OF Mortified, Mass, who
has sometimes accompanied d L. Moody
as singer, spent Sunday in this place. He
sang in the choir at the Methodist church
n the morning and led the singing in the
evening at the same place.
Abanaqui Chapter No. 10, r. A. M.
held an annual ele ction of officers Monday
evening with the following result: H R.
Thompson, H. P. G II Gorham, X; W.
A. Truax, S; G. A. Weston, treasurer C.
S. Howard, secretary.
While driving on the Westminster road
Sunday G. E. Howard met with a slight
accident. The tore runners of his traverse
stopped in pitch-hole and the kingbolt
was broken. The horses, however, did
not get away.
A horse belonging to S. j. Cray in
dulged in lively runaway Sunday. 1t
started from Mr.. Cray's MAJ ket, went up
Rockingh m street, down Atkinson, and
onto Kerry Avenue where Mr.. Cray lives.
Very little damage was done either to the
horse or the turn out.
Robert ", son of Will E. Parsons, cele-
brated his 9th birthday Saturday. March
5, from to 5 NJ His school teacher,
Miss Lucy o. Taylor, with some % of his
schoolmates and friends gathered at his
bone on Wells street and enjoyed very
pleasant time. Refreshments were served
from until 5 O'Clock, and all went away
well pleased, leaving behind them man
little tokens of remembrance.