Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-01

meeting next Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mrs. w. o. Kemp, No. so, Atkinson
street. There will be a short business SEES
sion, as usual, commencing promptly at
7.S0, followed by musical and literary
program. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
Mrs. Eva l. Selkirk, wife of William R.
Selkirk Of Walpole, died last Saturday
night. She was 10 years old and was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyn-
ton, who formerly lived on Atkinson street.
The funeral service was held at the Wal
pole home Thursday afternoon. Rev. E. E.
officiating.
The announcement that Della Fox, in
her latest success, 1.-The Little Host" is to
appear at the opera house Friday evening,
April Ia, has caused mpch qualification, as
there are few attractions which would visit
Bellows Falls that can afford greater
pleasure. Miss Fox should be gre tied
with crowded house.
These having contributions for the fair
to be given in banquet hall next Friday
afternoon and evening by the ladies of the
Baptist church are especially requested to
send in those contributions by next Tues
day. The aprons are to be sent to Mrs.
E. G. Fairbank or to Mrs. E. E. Ferguson
and the fancy articles to Mrs E. L.
Walker or to Mrs l. A. Adams.
A. P. Pollard expects to begin travelling
for the Reardon Soap company OF Boston
next week. His route will be through
eastern Massachusetts for the present Mr..
Pollard is a veteran hotel m an, but is not
wholly unacquainted with the business Of a
commercial He has spent considerable time
on the road and at one time was employed
by the Babbitt people. His family will re-
main In Rockingham tor time.
H. w. Suter, accompanied by bis archi
tect, is expected here Monday to complete
arrangements for building the new block
The tenants in the old block, H. NJ ANA.
don and E. R Ball, will vacate May / and
work of tearing down and building will be.
gin soon after. Mr.. Ball is talking Of rent.
ing the store on Westminster street nov
occupied by the Bellows Falls Plumbing
company, but Mr.. Amadon does not know
what he will do.
| Unless something unforeseen happens thu
souvenir edition of the TINES, devoted tt
the town Of Rockingham, will be ISSUED
next Saturday, April 8. 1t is printed OF
fine calendered paper, has over 100 hal
tone illustrations and contains 80 page.
8 by IL IL inches. The edition appear
fully month later than was at first antici
pated, but the issue j, fully third larger
than was at first planned. 1t will be By
far the most elaborate write up of the tow
that has ever appeared.
The music to be rendered at the 9
o. clock Mass at St. Peters church il
North Walpole tomorrow morning will b
as follows
Hail Bright Easter Morn, PonG
Kyrie,oa Rosewil
Jubilate, Shelle,
Jesus Lives, Schillinl
When the Easter Morning, Marsl
Regina Coeli,
/ Children IN Heaven, Mosentha
Easter Hymn, Pont
The Day OF Resurrection, Crane,
Awake. Awake Glad Eastermorn, Schillinl
Break Forth Into Singing, Schillire
Alleluia, Christ is Risen, Dobb
| Speaking of the hypnotist who recent!
visited Bellows Falls, the Claremont Advo
cate says: Zone Charles Franklin, pos
sesslng some hypnotic power, was here las
week and advertised three nights stapt
at the town hall. The receipts of the frs
two evenings were so unsatisfactory that b,
cancelled his third evening, paid his bill
and got out of town. He was assisted BY
a young man, name unknown, whose spe
cialty it wa, to remain in hypnotic sleeE