Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-16
BRATTLEBORO.

cr ne body of David Wright, who died in
Rresennheld Saturday night, was taken to
cemetery. ''' A''P0o' AA'A
Dn small fire in T. w. Manley's home at
an ssuefston Sunday, caused by the burning
AIM a chimney, resulted in loss of about
mo YO ~, u,e property being insured in the Yer
mont Mutual
49, Thompson, as one of the standing
corni,'tee, attended the INSTRUMENTATION
N0 ,r meeting at st. Johnsbury yesterday
me rne TWO new houses of j. A. Pullen on the
onner Of Oak snd Chaplin stl Gets will be
''@Uf Tor occupancy this week.
.: A LaFleche & Bro. have moved from
erVr rooms in Crosby block to the new block
oil ., g. Ullery.
William LAWN left Tuesday afternoon for
Mich " Mo ioino ~ D'''oi''
M and Mrs. l.. #. Adams are in Mime.
aFoIs, the guests of Charles Smith.
u me funeral of Addie b, wife of John L
nay was held at the Brooks house Tuesday
a,s'SS9 .oon at o'clock, Rev, Hal ID. Maxwell
VI ,?omerville, former pastor of the Univer-
s s"iisI church of Brattleboro, officiating, The
p pa.e were Col. G. w. Hooker, ID. Stewart
tI ia.t, W. Eason, Charles A. Trip, N. L.
q aawley and j A. Taylor. The burial was in
prospect Hill cemetery.
heV' Lewis Grout gave the first paper be-
, ,Gre me professional club Tuesday night on
O ne boer and the Biitop in South Africa
upper was served before the meeting in
Orange hall.
mrs. B. d. Harris went to Keene yesterday
W Visit Cords Harris, who is still very i'll
rom paralysis, with which he was stricken
when IN Brattleboro last spring.
=, Arthur l. Maynard returned Tuesday from
,::oH."Sue, where he attended the funeral of
MS s'ep'mother, Mrs Myron Maynard.
rev Q. o. Day, former pastor of the Brat.
,,ennro Congregational church, will preach
Vnere Sunday, December II.
Addie Pratt, wife Off ohn L. Ray, died
~ 'he BROOKS house soon after noon Satur-
day, after an illness of several weeks. She
was porn IN Vernon, being the youngest OF
TA cM!dren OF Joshua Pratt. She came to
Sfauthoro soon after her marriage, where
she llVed at the Revere, American and Brooks
houses, Mr.. Ray for several years being one
| OF tho proprietors of the two former
notels, IN addition to conducting his
rge Main street livery. Besides her hus-
DarH Mrs Raw leaves one son, John j. Ray
OF boston,and two sisters, Mrs. Isaac Eddy OF
vernon and Mrs Gilbert Bugbee of Boston
keV' f. S. Walker, pastor of the Universe.
nst chulch at Wilmington and Jack sonville
has resigned owing to i'll health, and is now
at Portland, Me-, for medical treatment =
| Sportsman say that there is scarcity Of
zane and that they never have known so few
paruldges at this season of the year.
The Morningside cemetery association has
| begun work this week under the direction Of
Mr Baltimore. assistant engineer, of Troy
n Y. While there will be no attempt tc
change the natural beauty OF the plot by un
ecessary grading, it is the intention of thu
associstion to harmonze art and nature
The grounds are admirably adapted to GENE
terry purposes. plateau of 80 or more acre
being wholly surrounded by a framework O
handsome trees and shrubs, while through
wooded vistas and shaded b uffs charming
view of the Connecticut valley is had At
rsc'lve drives and paths are to be laid on
ThIch with ornamental planting and shrub
berry, will create beautiful general effects il
| Connection with the natural landscape fea
lures.
| WHEEL CLUB BANQUET.
The annual banquet of the Vermont whee
! club at the Brooks house Friday night, LIKE
previous entertainments of the organ cation