Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06

Rev. ID. l.. Sanford, rector of the Episc
pal church in Bellows Falls, will condu
services in the parlors of the Elmwood,
Sunday, August 7, at 3.45 Pm.
The gross receipts of the Unitarian fs
held on Thursday evening were $2l7 l6 al
the net proceeds $l75.
o. B. Badger of Alstead is employed
Hotel Dinsmore and with his family is occ
pylng the west tenement in Rowe Weir
house on Main street.
Frank G. Reynolds, humorist and impe
sonator, will give an entertainment under II
auspices Of Walpole grange on Tuesday ever
ing, the 23d.
Mrs. B. P. Owen of Easthampton, Mass
was in town briefly the first of the week cal
ing on old friends and acquaintance.
| Miss Emma A. Houghton is visiting he
brother George and family in North Charlie.
| town.
| Considerable interest centers in an opers
ton BY the veterinarians, Nichols and Levi.
on G. @. Davis horse, Major, which was pei
formed on Wednesday. The expresaa,ns q
commentator by the horsemen presen wer
general and emphatic.
Samuel B. Pierce arrived from Dorcheste
few days ago and is spending week at Hi
ram Watkins on Prospect hill.
Miss Anna Henry of Worcester is visiting
her cousins, Misses Nellie and Mary Driscoll
Arthur Holmes is with relatives in Bethel
About 60 were present at the last meeting
OF Walpole grange held on the 2 inst. Two
new applications for membership were re-
celved: The program consisted of voca
music by Miss Stella Wellington and the
grange choir, an instrumental duet by Mrs
r. A Graves and Laura Watkins, aud an ex-
cellent essay written by Mrs Fred o Smalley
which was much enjoyed. An address on the
formation OF character was given by the mas
ter, L. w. Ramsay, containing sound thought
and practical application to everyday living,
and which was listened to with interest by ali
present. Isaac Kendall, "a guest from Charles
town, gave an original defamation with
great spirit and won rousing applause that
called him back to give an encore. Some ar
rangemehts were then made for the enter
tainment to be given the 23rd and the meet
ing then was adjourned.
ID. 5. Booth was IN Keene this week called
there by the illness of his brother, Lucius, at
one time resident of this town, who is pa
tient in the Elliott City Hospital
Mrs. Phoebe Wight of Boston is the guest
Of her sisters, Mrs. Hodgskins and Miss
Miller.
Evening services will be held in the Uni
tar,an ri church on Sunday, August 7, at
ary meeting held at the Parish House on
lnesday afternoon and the ladies and their
ewing machines accomplished considerable
work Tor the benefit of New Hampshire SOL
'lers. The next meeting will be held on the
th INST.
Miss Alice W. Jennings, who left Wednes
ay Tor two weeks vacation at Brant Rock.
accompanied by George NJ. Faulkner and
vie OF Warren, Mass.
Mr.and Mrs. Henry Lawrence were called
he funeral of Mrs. Lmma W. Lawrence.
,Idow Of the late William A. Lawrence
hey VIII also make brief trip to West Ac- |
On TO visit their son and family before re- |
lrning.
Drs. Nichols and Lewis, veterinaries orc
| town this week. $40 az
Miss Lizzie M. Maynard is singing in the |
lrst Congregational church in Keene dur
lg the absence of Mrs. Ring, the regular |
'prano.
The remains of D. Nathaniel Bartlett were
rought here from Brattleboro Wednesday
T burial in the family lot of W. H Fuller.
=. ba' tletts death from tuberculosis oc-
lrred on Tuesday, August /, after an illness
some duration. His age was 81 years. For
70 past four years he has served in the
pacity OF general secretary of the Y. M. C.
at Nashua. In 1892 he married Miss
NINA Fuller, daughter of W. H. Fuller, for
cry OF TINS town, now secretary of the Y
!. y; A. at Bennington. Sic, with one little
'ughter, survives him. The sympathy of
any friends is extended to the family in
cir great bereavement.
Messrs. Carl and Arthur Davis. M.G
rlscoll, Clifford Kilburn and G. E. Spar
'wk TOOK an outing at Lake Warren Thurs
y and Friday of this week.
Joseph 7. Butterfield left last week for
orth Montpelier, where he is visiting with
usins.
FRANK Howard and family of Westminster,
understand, are to occupy the tenement
or u. D. Drlslane's market and Mr.. How ,
will enter the employ of Fred Prentiss.
Mrs. =. +. Runyon is home from Morris
wn, N. j., for two weeks which she is | I
ending here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G; J. Shrimpton of Athol, Mass, was
town Tuesday.
ORGAN RECITAL.
the Unitarian church was largely attended,
audience including not only our towns
33Pie and summer guests but several from a
lows Falls and Westminster. The church b
decorated with flowers and the program [
scented BY s. B. Whitney of Boston,
ieIoo ny Master winthrop Ferguson,
'rano, was much enjoyed. Young Fergu-
,, responded very kindly to an encore with .
ne Holy City," The program rendered r
3 as follows;
,lude in F, Rink :,
Introducing hymn of Sullivan's.
red Song, Angels ever bright and fair,
Handel II
Master Winthrop Ferguson tt
Grand March, Whituev
ccat1on, Guilmant b,
'.EIaIe tr IN y, Wely ts
rch movement from the Meistersipper. HI
Wagner 81
yorsPle', Lohengrln, Wagner
Largo, Handel l..
red Song, Come Unto Me, Coeuan \;
Master Ferguson m
nd Chorus. ~ "
Dnertoire, Lemaigre
'ch of the Priests, (Athalia), II
Mendelssohn
SAXTONS RIVER. A
dward Pettengill arrived home from Bos- "