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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-30
ALSTE AID,

Rev j. H. Wilson has returned from his
vacation and will occupy his pulpit next Sun
day.
Will Kempton of Newport is visiting a,
Warren Alden's, gszscr, ? ss,rfT.. s.
Mrs H A. Moore and II W.. Lowell were
in attendance at the G. K convention nj
Newport the fret Of the weeksib
Leslie Forristall came home from Brock.
ton, Mass, last Tuesday.
Miss Lock q, daughter of Rev. W. K. Locke,
is home at East Alstead, having recently
graduated at the Massachusetts general hos
,ital After the middle of October she viii
oe ready to make professional engagement
Charles Rogers went to Ashburnham Tues
day to coach the foot ball team for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Alice Estabrook, who has been il
Easthampton, Mass, for several weeks re
turned home Tuesday,
TRoMBLY WILDER
A very pretty wedding occurred at the Con
gregational church last Wednesday at twelv,
O'clock The contracting parties we're Mi.
Alberta l.. Wilder of the village aud William
K Trombly of Springfield, Vt, Rev. 1, B
The bride, given away by her brother, Rich
ard Wilder, was attired in q travelling cos
tune of blue and carried white roses; tn
bridesmaid, Miss Bessie Wilder, sister OF III
bride, was similarly attired and carried
bunch of pink roses. Mr.. Baldwin of Wor
cester, Mass was best man and the usher
we're Mr. Russell of Springfield, VT. and M,
George Buxton OF this village. Miss Ger
trude Davis presided at the organ. TIL
church was prettily trimmed, Mrs. Knight
beautiful large ferns adding much to the dec
orations. The bridal pair left on the fou
O'Clock train for Boston amid q shower {
rice and the good wishes of many friends
They were the recipients OF many and beat
tiful presents. They will be at home to friend
after November 10, in Spring vt. Anon
those present from out of town were Mr.. an
Mrs. Lucian Trombly, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
Miss Rose Trombly, Lucian Trombly, M
Hutchinson and Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Lelan'
Miss Eva Wynnan and Mr. Russell of SprinS
4 neid, vty csnd Miss Addie Middleton
ICk arlestOWn.
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Hoyt's "a Contented Woman will be at
the opera ht use in Bel ows Falls next week
Friday evening and N Chandler will
have tickets Oh sale AS usual.
Prize composition writing takes place at
the high school room each Friday afternoon.
F. w, Pieic, has been in F,tchburg and
Boston the past week.
James Il Pollard and FeW Pierce have
been appointed on Col. Hooker's staff for the
Dewey celebration at Montpelier.
A ball game was played last Wednesday
afternoon between the higher and lower
classes OF the high school.
George White went to Athol. Mass, last
Wednesday to attend the funeral of an uncle.
George l. Fletcher is having stone pave
ment laid from the sidewalk to the main
entrance to his house and Office, and his front
fence removed.
DIR. G w Ray went to Lowell last Mon.
day with Mrs. A e, Reed, who went to that
city for medical treatment. At this writing,
Friday, Mrs Reed is getting along comfort
ably we'll. The doctor returned Wednesday
night.
Mrs. w s. Pollard made an official visit as
district deputy to the lodge of Rsbeka abs in
Springfield last Wednesday evening
The Saxtons River band will furnish music
| for the hremen's parade and inspection
Wednesday, October IL, in the afternoon.
AN OLD RESIDENT PASSES AWAY.
Mrs Rebecca Royce died Monday morning
| at B 55 Her final sickness was caused by
slight cold taken about week ago, but she
was not considered seriously ill until Sunday
when she became unconscious and remained
so until the end
Mrs Royce was born in Chester, vt i, in
1927 and came to Rock Bottom, (now Gleas-
ondale), about q years ago to engage in
weaving at the mill. She was industrious
and worked early and late for her family.
She was great reader and always anxious to
get the daily newspapers She was active
until Christmas morning, 1895, when she had
stroke of paralysis which rendered her
helpless from then on.
During these four years she has beer
devotediy cared for by her two daughters
She leaves two brothers. Jackson and War
rem Beard in Chester, Vt. Her sge was 7;
years, 8 months. Funeral was held Thurs
day at 2 P M at the home OF James F. Croft
Rev: A. j. Hall conducting the services
Burial was at Brookside, Stow.
She had sunny disposition and her smil
ing face at the window, where she loved tt
watch the school children, will be sadly
missed Hudson, Mass, Enterprise.
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CHESTER.


A course of entertainments will be given
here this fall and winter under the auspices
of the high school. II will consist of two
concerts and two lectures. The first enter
tainment will be given in October by the
London Glee Singers. The course tickets
will soon be on sale, and full details will be
given later.
Miss Sue Hadley is quite sick at her home
on Main street. cl lefcg
The first lyceum of the season will be
given at the high school room next Wednes-
day evening The question is, Resolved,
That the Mckinley administration thus tar
has been beneficial to the country.
Mrs. Charles Conklin, sister OF Mrs G. L.
Hilton, who has been visiting here, returned
to Boston last Thursday.
Master Maynard Ray celebrated his seventh
birthday in company with II of his associ-
ates last Wednesday. During the afternoon
the little folks sat down to lunch that was
much enjoyed.
The attendance al the high school this fall
is larger than usual.
About 70 tickets were sold at this station
last Thursday morning for the Brattleboro
fair.
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Veterinary Column,

J. r. H. Cambridge, Masr.-A sprain such yos
describe is not incurabe. Use 7sttl<s EGirIy.
Ro>seman, EleIn, M There is only one sure way
to locate a lameness. Apply Zxffle,s Elixir,
and it will remain moist on the part affected
Mrs e. T., Richmond, "a If you find case Of
collie that Inffles Elixir will cure it will en-.
title you to the 500 reward offered by DR.. Tuttle
JYil5Et S Davis, MD, Alton, N H. writes;
'' To zvhom ii may concern - This certifes thai
my horse the twentieth day of January 1891, ran
away with htching post and injured her knees SC
badly that she was pronounced WORTHLESS, by several
horse doctors. tried various remedies for six weeks
and she grew worse at length used Tnfhe's EIiriy-
and in three weeks from the time commenced to use
Il had her on the road ready for work. The knees
healed so nicely that it is difficult 10 find the scars"
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Town Topics.

Miss Lizzie Dean is working in the Re
former Office in Brattleboro.
Two new switches have just been put in
place in the freight yard at North Wal
pole.
Margaret Dexter from Nova Scotia and
a relative of Stuart Smith is working in
the family of Curtis E. Davis.
FIR. O'Neil, FIR. Corcoran's successor al
associate priest of St. Peters church in
North Walpole, comes from Dover, N. H
A recent addition to Jones' cafe is the
banjo which has been at the depot. The
pool room is to be newly painted and foul
new tables put in the place Of the old ones
W. Earl Jones, member of the New
York National Guards, and whose home
is in this place, has recently been called tc
New York to take part in the Dewey par
ade.
E. A. Eaton. formerly of this place, and
Miss Mary Eta j. Phillips Of Utica, N
Y, were married in Chicago September s
They are to make their home at "a MAR
street, Utica, n. Y.
Postmaster Cannon has everything will
which to inaugurste free delivery excep
carriers. The carriers examination WA
held in August and the papers were duly
sent to Washington but nothing has evel
been heard from them. The result is thai
free delivery will not begin Monday, and
is postponed for at least q week.
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WESTMINSTER.

Rollo Metcalf, wife and little son Harold
have spent the past week in Hinsdale.
Mrs. Olive Stowell, formerly of Putney, is
a guest of Mrs. G.. H. Walker.
Miss Mary Ward of Bellows Falls is spend
ing few days with her niece, Mrs. g. F.
Arnold.
Mrs. G. G. Chaplin of Holyoke and Mrs. E.
A. Pierce of Palmer, Mass, are spending a
few days in the family of G. H. Rideout.
The annual meeting of the social library
for the choice of officers will be held with
Der 2, at 8 O'Clock. A full attendance is de.
sired.
Alice Atcherson returned home Tuesday
from Bethlehem where she has spent the
summer at one of the hotels as waitress.
Mrs. e. H. Allbee, who was stricken with
apoplexv nearly two weeks ago, died at her
home Thursday evening. Mrs. Allbee was
born in Bridgewater this state and was one
of a large family of children of whom three
brothers and three sisters survive her. She
was twice married, her first husband being
John F. Perry, who died number of years
ago. Afterward she married Ebenezer H
Allbee, who survives her and one son, II. A
Perry of WalpOle and one granddaughter the
wife of Warren Porter, also one great grand
daughter. Her funeral will be at her late
home tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Rev
We IL DODONOASO u0 DuIlal Will
he in the fumily lot in the cemetery at Wal
pole. % ggg 80,
Elmer B. Watkins of Felchville was ir
town briefly yesterday On his return from the
Brattleboro fair.
John e Gates had the misfortune to have
his pockets picked yesterday at 1.-The fair, los.
ing 1874. oosolos
Mr.. and Mrs. Bardwell and children and
Mrs Bardwell's mother, MrsaDLeavitt Of
Bra,tleboro, are the guests OF y Il. Leach and
family over Sunday. auEs 4AgE ne
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. B. F. Sleeper Wednesday afternoon o.
next week.
G. F. Arnold and wife were in Boston this
week, taking advantage of thu" stockholders
excursion upon the Fitchburg road.
The savings bank of Walp6le has sold the
late residence of Mary L. Wells to Mrs. D. H
Fairbrother, who has already taken posses.
sion. 2 .aa1gA s5RsG
Charles M. Washburn and mother of M ar
low, N. H are the guests Of 81. "A. and Mary
A. Tenney. ELK 1860
Mrs. Frank WILDER of Charlestown called
upon friends yesterday on her return from
the fair.
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Bellows Falls Times
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1899.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

rHave Just opened new golf capes, in.
Guiding blies, browns and scarcest of all,
black and white. Don't delay, at j. c.
DAY & Co.'S.
iLunch by music at Jones' Cafe.
fPearl In Ammonia Washing Fluid
gives good satisfaction. Box 348, Below.
Falls.
ITO RENT-Tenement at the Forest H
W. Thompson.
7 am ready to take orders and put w
mail boxes during August and September
D. l.. Snow.
fBLACKsMITHING-Shoeing new 90c, tire
setting 81 40; all kinds of woodwork. F
M. Wheeler, Rockingham, Vt.
rVANTED-Girl for homework. W
A. Ferguson.
fFoR SALE-Ten as good high grade
Shropshire ram lambs as can be found ir
the state. Weight 80 to 100 pounds.
Charles D. Cutler, Springfield, Vt.
ITO. RENT-First-c class downstairs ten.
ement at 1874 Atkinson street.
fNew wool waists today at j. G. DAY
& Co.'S.
f"Tbey are simply perfect" writes
Robert Moore Of Lafayette, Ind, of DE-
Wits Little Early Rsers, the 'famoul
little pills tor constipation and all liver all
ments. Never grippe. Pierce's Pharmacy
O. A. Cast, manager.
fSend your auction bills and posters tt
the the TINES job department. Address
H. B. Davis, Printer.
fNow is the time to have your stationer,
printed for fall business. You can get i
at the TIMES job department. Address H
B. Davis, Printer.
f'Best on the market for coughs ant
colds and all bronchial troubles for crouI
it has no equal" writes Henry R. Whit
ford, South Canaan, Conn, of One Min
ute Cough Cure. Pierce's Pharmacy; GA
Cast, manager.
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THE SEARCH STOPS.
The Right Thing Has Been Found.
A Bellows Falls Citizen Shows the

"A Bellows Falls Citizen Shows the
Way. 5av as g1
Once more we are ind, bted to a Bellows
Falls citizen for public statement that
throws more light on q subject of ever in
creasing interest People have been de ceiyed
by false misreprese nations from time inn
memorial No wonder they are sceptical of
all claims endorsed by strangers, residir g in
far-distans parts of the Union. 1t is no
longer necessary to accept such endorse
ments, for local citizens areIgiving their testi-
mony, and tits an easy matter for any reader
| to investigate the CORE ctness of such evil
dence as the following:
Mr.. w w. Dodge of A Canal street, yard
master in the Rutland railroad, says: "My
kidneys troubled me for year or more with
darling pains through them and nv back.
AT night Twas compelled to lie in Just one
position or 1 suffered overwhelmingly. A,
work through the day, if stopped or got of
and on freight cars, my back hurt when
stepped up and severely panied when
stepped down. Accompanying it there wal
a urinary weakness sometimes very annoy
ing and inconvenient. Iconsulted physician.
and used remedies said to be specifics, but
obtained little if any relief. saw Doan'
Kidney Pills advertised and so we'll recon
mended that was induced to 90 to Andrews
drug store and get box 1t did me SO mucl
good that I followed it up with second
Gradually the darting pains across my kid
neys left me and the weakness righted itself
When finished q third box considered
was cured. s1uoa ssuatH 4,ss ssnfs Bcso {
For sale by all dealers; price, 81 cents
Foster Miburn Company, Buffalo,
sole agents for the United States. Remem
Der the name, Doan's, and take no substitute
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Windham County Court.

State VS.. Sidney d. Farnsworth. Farms
worth was indicted by the grand jury Of
this term for bigamy. Plea not guilty.
Case went on trial before jury
Tuesday morning. 1t was shown on the
part of the state that Farnsworth married
Emma De Camp OF Bartonsville December
1886 and that with no legal separation he
again was married to Mabel Farmer Of
Townshend with whom he has since been
living, April 2, 1899. The defense was to
the effect the De Camp woman was married
to Henry Golf at Fitzwilliam, N. H., Au-
gust s, 1892, and that she had had no le-
gal separation from him when she married
Farnsworth. This would make her mar
rage to Farnsworth illegal OF course.
When certified copy of the certificate Of
marriage of the woman to Golf was put in
to this case the court directed the jury to
render verdict of not guilty. States At
torney Barber conducted the prosecution,
Waterman for the defense.
Two contested Jamaica divorce cases
Wednesday. Cora E. Forester VS.. Doug
Jas H. Forester and Addie G. Jones VS..
Sidney d. Jones. In both cases a bill
was granted for intolerable severity and
refusal to support. A divorce was also
granted to Flora Belle Fuller of Viii
mington from Leslie c. Fuller for intoler-
able severity, making - divorces in all
during the term.
In addition to the jury cases previously
reported the court gave judgments as fol-
lows: Edward Lawlor VS.. John W. Blu
mond, for plaintiff; the F. B. F. Grocery
company VS.. Thomas Foley, Apt. for de-
fendant to recover his costs Of $36 %;
Connecticut River National Bank VS. Laura
R. and A. G. Gowing, for plaintiff; E. G.
Fairbank vs.. Willie Wilder and trustee,
for plaintiff, damages $245.2S.
n In Brattleboro village road case the re-
but alterations had been made in the high
way as per stipulations of parties, and no
costs were taxed to either party.
In case j. B. Divoll ct al VS.. Oscar E.
Olcott's estate an agreed statement of facts
was submitted to the court and decision
will be rendered later on the same.
In the road case of Harry c. Elliot VS..
Town of Rockingham, o. E. Butterfeld,
Albert G. Rice and Harlow Goodhue were
appointed commissioners.
DEGREES of foreclosure we're granted as
follows: Onesime Peltier VS.. Eugene M.
Angler ct ais; Edgar H. Davenport VS..
Flora V. Stebbins ct ais; Wilmington Saw
ings Bank VS.. George Hopkins; Edgar H.
Davenport VS. Hosea Mann ct al; Bellows
Falls Savings Institution VS.. j. A. Beard I;
Factory Point National bank VS.. Stephen
Hough.on and Emily A. Houghton Will
lard b. Faulkner VS.. Daniel Hicks ct al.
Z In chsncery case Of Charles E. Putnam
vs. Lincoln H. Sawyer, Stephen I, Daven-
port was appointed special master. Leo
Forgette OF Westminster was fined Sal
and costs for illegal fishing. Court ad-
journed finally Wednesday evening at z 40
September 81.
Arthur Green and Frank W. Pratt, the
Brattleboro horse thieves, were sentenced
to the house of correction for three years
each.
Lewis G. Harris, the principal in the
Somerset shooting affair, was sentenced to
the house of correction tor two and half
ears.
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Clarke & Durkee.

This is the name of the new firm which
presides over the destinies of the original
country grocery founded by C.H. Shepard
son. The firm of Clarke & Marble bought
out Mr.. ShepardSon about two months ago
and Thursday E. II. Durkee purchased
Mr.. Marbles interest. The new partner
came to Bellows Falls from Saratoga about
a year ago and for time was yard master
for the international Paper company, and
was lately succeeded by John Wilmoth.
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Last Chance.

Those who are looking for big bargain
in piano will find it greatly to their ad.
vantage to call at once as we close this sale
October 5. We have few fine piano.
left that we will sell at bargains. Also one
good secondhand square piano and three
secondhand organs that you can buy at
your own price. We have just received q
large supply OF sheet music, which is the very
latest out. McKANNoN Bros. & Co.,
Bellows Falls.
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Special BIacksmithlDg.

A specially made Of shoeing interfering
and lame horses, and those with flat feet,
at my shop in Gageville. Fifteen years.
experience and careful study of horses
feet enable me to do good work.
I am also fine carriage ironer and
wheelwright. All work guaranteed first
class. MORRIS F. GLYNN.
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in her counsel practical assistance.
Mrs. Pinkhams address 10 Lynn.
Mass.
MRS. MABEL Coop, Correctionville,
Ia, tells how Mrs. Pinkham saved
her life. She says:
~ cannot thank you enough for
what your medicine has done for me.
/ can recommend 1t as one of the best
medicines on earth for all women's
{f1e a,.4avA1 ror fuo vears with
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T\HE Ills Of women overshadow their whole lives.
Some women constantly getting medical treat
ment and we'll. "A woman best understands
womenc Ills and the who consult Mrs Pinkham fnd
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Reliable Work.

Painting, paper-hanging and hard wood
finishing. Get our prices; examine our
work. Spicer Bros, Bellows Falls. Box
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For Women.

DIR. Tolman's Monthly Regulator has brought
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There is positively no other remedy known
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PRACTICAL
HELP FOR
SUFFERING
WOMEN

last became bedfast Three of did
good concluded to try Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
COMPOUND. After taking
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evening and recommended Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable
Compound saying that she knew that would
sent for your medicine and after taking five bottles of
entirely cured. I cannot praise 1t enough"
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Watch, Clock and Jewelry repair
ing a speciality. Eyes examined
free and spectacles fitted to the eyes,
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Jail Delivery at Newtane.

-Four prisoners escaped from the county
jail at Newtane about noon Thursday in
GLIDING Jerry B Downey, As, under SEN
tence tor horse stealing; Frank w. Pratt
Of Shutesbury 81 land Arthur Green of Ash
field, 20 for stealing Liveryman Browns
team at Brattleboro, and Arthur Baybrooke
for burglary at West Wardsboro store.
The latter had recently served sentence
in the house If correction for breaking in
to the post-cffice at that place. The re-
port is that jailor Davis and all the atten-
dants were at Brattleboro attending the
fair. The prisoners sawed the bars from
the door leading to the corridor and then
induced the jailor's little daughter,
tsome six or seven years old, to unlock
he outside door. Up to last evening none
oil the jail birds had been caught.
We are informed that active operations
in the construction of the electric road
will begin next week.
The Ministering Children's league oil
Immsnuel church will meet at the parish
house Monday afternoon Immediately after
school. All member, are requested to be
present.
Mrs. Clyde Pickett of Windsor came
Wednesday and Thursday attended the
fair at Brattleboro with Mr.. and Mrs.
1920 zH1 T=sa yoU1-l
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pear.
Mrs. DOLE STANLEY,
Ca mpb e llsburg. Ind.
writes: DEAR Mrs.
PINKHAM-I was troubled
with sick headache and
was SO weak and nervous,
II could hardly go. A
friend called upon me one
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Thanking the public for past patronage
we solicit continuance of the same in the
future.
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: able to do all my house
work. I know that your
y medicine raised me from
y a bed of sickness and
q perhaps death, and am
very thankful for what 1t
has done for me. / hope
tn at every suffering
q woman may be per-
lded to try your medicine"
1et Mrs. Pinkham's advice
soon as yeu begin to be
zzled. The sick headaches
] dragging sensation come
m a durable cause. Write
help as soon as they ap-
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