Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-26

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the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Conway ex-
pect to return Monday to Bellows Falls.
Mrs. NJ. G. White, Mrs. ID. M. Thayer's
mother, returned Thursday from Riverton.
Conn, where she has been since last
April.
Miss Annie Ball returned from Water
vile, Que, Tuesday. She is now in
where she will make an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. f. p. Huntley.
The ball game scheduled for today be-
tween Bellows Falls and Claremont was
cancelled. The next game is one with /
Newport N. IL, at Newport next Tuesday.
Rev. H. N. Dascomb breaches in the |
Congregational church next Sunday |
Subject: ''Robert G. Ingersoll and |
Agnosticism.
Miss Lula Puffer and visiting friends
attended reunion of the Eaton family
held in Charlestown, N. H., Thursday.
About sixty members of the family were
present.
A party consisting Of E E. Ferguson and
family, Mrs. c. E. Dean and Earl, Carl,
Elizabeth and Marjorie Dean went to Lake
Rescue this morning. They expect to re-
main week in one of the cottages owned
by w. B. Carpenter.
Lucy, the nine months old child of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Bailey on the Old Ter
race, died Wednesday, and the funeral
took place Thursday afternoon at the
house, Rev. E. E. Marggraf officiating
The body was inferred in Oak Hill
cemetery.
A base ball gume is being arranged be-
tween the Knights of Pythias, and the Odd
Fellows of this place. Considerable in
terest is being aroused and great game
is expected. The game will probably be
played next Friday afternoon, September
1, but where it will be played is as yet I'M
certain, and will be announced in next
Wednesdays Times.
W. G. Perkins and Joseph E. jerks of
Boston, officers of the Vacuum Drier
company and Mr.. Warren of the Lauren
tide Pulp company of Quebec were here
Wednesday and tested the drier at the
shops of the Bellows Falls Machine COM
pany and the test proved very sati'fac-
tory. The company is now manufacturing
machine for drying malt and grain.
Mrs John Clifford, mother of Mrs. j. F.
Roche Of this place, died of heart trouble
at her home in Rutland Wednesday
afternoon. The funeral yesterday morn
ing was attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Roche.
The deceased was the mother of IA chill.
dren, thirteen of whom are living, sever
sons and six daughters.
The band concert Wednesday night
given on the grounds of H. H. Davis a
he corner Of School and Atkinson streets
was delayed till about $50 o'clock on &C
count of the rain. The hour was so late
that only few OF the towns-people were
present. Mrs. Davis entertained mum
of friends, serving refreshments of ic'
cream, cake and lemonade.
Sixteen girls from the Harriet Goodrich
home for girls in Westminster and the ma
iron, Mrs. Starkey enjoyed delightful
afternoon Wednesday as the guests o
Mrs. John A. Thwiug. Lunch was serve'
in the grove near the house at noon, ant
in the afternoon the girls entertained thei
hostess and several neighbors with an ex
client program of Rotations and singing
i The marriage of Jesse A. Remington
and Miss Julia A. Allen took plac
Thursday night at s o'clock at the hom
of the bride on Butterfeld Court. 1t wa
very quiet wedding, only the member
of the two families and intimate friend
being present The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. c. K. B. Dodge, pastor o
the Baptist church Of this place. TIL
newly married couple left on the lat
train for Randolph. They expect to re
turn in about two weeks.
RI "Two Little Migrants" opened the sea
son in the new opera house in Barr
Wednesday evening, and the newspaper
of the city spoke in the highest terms @
the entertainment and the company. TIL
Barre Times says: The opening attrac
ton, Two Little Migrants was all tina
it wa. advertised to be, which is unquali
fed praise, for no entertainment was eve
more thoroughly advertised than that ha
been. Practically every one of the 10
seats in the new opera house was sold an
Of all those present not one went ava
dissatisfied"
Rather a lively runaway occurred Ia,
Tuesday night on the road to Rockingham
Fred Clarke had driven up on Webb Tel
race, and left his horse hitched outsid
while he went to call on Fred Saker. Al
: ter short time the horse became frightene
at something and began pulling furiousl
on the hitching strap. Thinking that b
might remedy the difficulty, Mr.. Saker Gu
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