Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-29
Bellows Falls Locals.

w. A. Truax was in Boston Tuesday.
Madam Switzer returned from Boston
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. II. Sawyer, who has been in
Boston for several weeks, came home Mon
day.
The second weekly turkey supper will be
served at the lunch room on the stairs to-
night.
Miss Mary Dewey, who had been visiting
Mrs.W. w. Sawyer, returned Tuesday to
her home in Royalton.
The annual meeting Of the parish Of I'm
manuel church will be held in the parish !
house Monday evening.
Rev. Albert Hammatt's subject at the
Universalist church tomorrow at 1880 will
be, Pitchers and Lamps.
Mrs. S. w. Wilder, Jr., who came from
Boston to assist at the choral union con-
cert, returned yesterday morning.
F. P. Good began work Monday for
F. w. Burnett, who has opened lunch
room in addition to his pool and barber
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. House Of Provi-
dence, R. L., sailed yester day for the is
Hand of Jamaica, where they will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. George W. Kimball, Jr., of Wor-
cester, Mass, is passing the week with
relatives in town. Mr.. Kimball was up
over Sunday.
The loss on the jewelry stock of w. j..
Eaton G. Co. was adjusted by Jeweler,
Dana s. Coy of Windsor and A. B. Clapp
OF Brattleboro.
The New York papers state that Mrs.
Hetty H. R. Green has taken house in
Newport for the season and will entertain
on large scale.
Mrs. George A. Goodspeed returned
Tuesday night from her stay Of four OF
, five months at her home in Germany. Mr.
2 lGoodspeed met her in New York.
4 The Bird club, conducted by E. M. I'm
! derhill and Harry Russell, started abou
o'clock this morning on the first birt
walk of the season, their Destination being
the woods back Of Oak Hill cemetery.
Miss Alice Bruce, daughter of Mrs. Ed
ward G.. Quincy, was, married Tuesday
April 18, to Mr.. Silas Hatch WOODWARD
in Detroit, Mich. The bride belongs t.
one Of the old families Of Bellows Falls an
is granddaughter of the late Alezande
Frazer.
Madam Sanford, who has been spendin
the winter at the rectory, expects to 6
Wednesday to Salisbury, Conn, to renal
through the north Of May. During Jun
she will be with her daughter, Miss CARR
Sanford, at the Deaconess' house in PHI
aielplia.
c. W. Blaisdell has an interesting so,
venir of the Revolutionary war, it bein
the payroll for Paul Brigham's company
Connecticut regiment under the con
mand of Capt. John Chandler tor ii
month OF July, 1777. Paul Brigham, M
Blaisdells great-grandfather, was governe
of Vermont in 1925.
The diocesan convention Of the Episc
| pal chur, In Vermont, which was to hay
been held in Bellows F alls the last Of Jun
will, 1t has been decided, meet in Rutlar
instead, for the reason that the number
delegates will be larger than heretofo
and the burning of Towns hotel renders
impossible to provide entertainment f
them all.
TIE annual meeting of the Woman's S
ciety of Emmanuel church was held in Il
parish house Thursday afternoon, and Il
following Ulcers we're chosen for the e
suing year Ms. H. P. Bancroft, pre-.
dent Mrs. C. w. Butterfeld, vice pre-
dent; Mrs. Charles Barker, secretar
Miss Kate Williams, treasurer. Mrs.
P. Cenant wa, made secretary and tres
er Of >the auxiliary, and Mrs. Seph
Wales, Mrs. ID. l.. Sanford, Mrs. w.
Conant and Miss Louise Flint, directrr
es. l. was also decided to have ~
4 trict visitors to be appointed later.