Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-09
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Bellows Falls News.
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Rev. R. F. Lowe of Brattleboro was i
town Friday. /.
Mrs. E. w. Kicker returned Tuesda
from an extended visit in Massach usetts.
Miss Esther Saunders went Saturday i
Fitchburg, being called there BY the Hines
If Her sister. " Ii W ~" f.I}ot WI aa
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Brainard of Putne,
visited their son, D. A. Brainard, severa
days last week. ~.
Mrs. Fred Jets of Middle Falls, N. Y.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. A
Adams, in Rockingham.
Mrs. A. L. Weatherhead from Miller
Falls, Mass, is the guest Of j. B. Drew
and wife on Westminster street.
Rev. J. H. Reid has been obliged by il
health to cancel his engagement for seriel
Of services at Londonderry the coming
week.
| Mrs. Waldo Coolidge returned Monday
from Lisbon, N. H., where the remains o.
her aunt, Mrs. F. p. Huntley, were taken
from Claremont for burial. D. "a. tss
E. R. Ball is now in his new quarters in
the Suter block, His old store in May
nard block, will be hired by Henry Conley
for furniture business. a..., ia. -.,.-as..
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jellison are to
move soon from Westminster street to
Gagevilles into the house formerly occu.
pied by Frank A. Thpw,ng.
Last1Sunday was bi-monthly communion
at the Acknowledgment, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Flint were received by letter from
the church in Chicopee Falls, Mass. T. !.
Mrs. F. W. Lewis went yesterday to
Bradford to attend the annual convention
Of the Home Missionary society, of which
she is the treasurer, She will return next
Monday. ,-,.' g.at.s, ,,, ..s,... ., -.
Anew front is being placed in the store
of j. G. Day & Co. It will be similar to
the front of Durham Bros store, and will
add greatly to the capacity to display goods
to advantage.
j. r. Ball, who was called to Claremont
by the death of his sister-in-law, Mrs. F. P.
Huntley, spent day or two in Bellows
Falls with his son, Leon J. Ball, returning
to Waterville, P. O., Friday, ,fs..sz ......-
The ladies of the Methodist church vii
serve their regular bean supper next
Wednesday evening in their vestry. All
are cordially invited. The supper will he
in charge Of Mrs. Estelle Wilbur.
Aside from necessary and unavoidable
delays incident to the launching Of any new
enterprise, the free delivery system seems
to be giving very general satisfaction. TIE
carriers appeared in new uniforms Tuesday
noon.
o Missdugenue Fassett gave violin solo
at one of the Epworth League meetings in
Springfield last week, and her selection
was received with so much favor that its
repetition was requestad at another meet
ing. IT,.
Boys have been filling some of the mail
boxes with leaves and other rubbish. They
had better watch out, for tampering with
Uncle Sans mail business is criminal Of
tense, and some Of these boys may be
nabbed in the act.
TIE report Of the Epworth League con-
venticn at Springfield was given at the To-
cal league meeting Tuesday evening by tie
delegates, Harry Wyman and Miss Lula
Lewis. who had the pleasure Of speaking to
an unusually large audience.
Mrs. E. R. Robertson leaves today for
Dallas, Tex, where she will join her hus- I
band. She will be accompanied as far a,
Springfield by D. W. Linton. A part Of
her household goods will be stored in Pit
ney and part in Hinsdale. |
Edward Arms and H. A. Terney of
Westminster sailed yesterday on the Ad-
niral Dewey tor Jsmaica. Trey intend to
spend the winter. there, hoping the change i
Of climate will De of bereit to Mr.. Arms
health Mr., Arms expects to join them
ater.
One of the three mid year Vermont con-
erence examinations of candidates tor the
ministry is to be held next Tuesday in the
Methodist church before Rev F w Lewis
md Rev. Charles F. Partridge of Windsor,
,f the examining board. The other two
will be held at the same time,
,ne at Montpelier and one at ST. Johns.
Jury. This plan is ad Pr a, being more
convenient than to have the examinations
III given at one place.
A glance at the north show window If
Wales Cash Store forcibly reminds enc
hat the fur season is close at hand, for
here may be seen in neat wire cage two
$ handsome foxes as one often .ets eyes
m Thev ore the nropertv of Caoroo