Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-16
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l6, 1899
Town Topics.

The Lodge of the Temple worked 'ne
third degree Thursday evening,
Mrs. Charles T. Grout and son went
Saturday to Washington, d. c.
Miss Nora Walker of Westminster West
visited at M. w. Edson's last week.
A new concrete walk has been LAID from
the street to the residence of A. N. SWAMI
P. II. Friedlander spent part OF last
week in New York, returning home Satu'-
day.
William B. D. Hayes has been Obliged
to leave school owing to trouble with his
eyes.
Miss Ann L. Hapgood ha, gone to We
burn, Mass, to remain week with rela-
tives there.
Mrs. E. j. O'Brien entertained small
party of friends at her home on Hadley
street Thursday evening.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Pond, living at the corner OF
Atkinson and George streets.
1t is probable that the electric railway
company will have their general offices In
G. L. BARRIERS block on Henry street ex-
tension.
The marriage banns Of Patrick Killeen
and Mary King of North Walpole were
called in St. Peters church for the first
time Sunday.
A son of Lawrence Delaney of North
Walpole, aged four years, died of scarlet
fever Thursday and was buried 10 st.
Peters cemetery Saturday.
The night sleeper, north bound over the
Rutland road will leave Bellows Falls at
lilo P. M. commencing Sunday Novem-
10, instead OF 1901 midnight as now
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Sawyer will close
their tenement on Atkinson street some
time this month and will pass the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Wilder, Jr., in
Brookline, Mass.
Albert Austin and Hattie TAFT, employee,
at the dspot restaurant, were married at
the brides home in Swarzey, N. H.,
! Thursday. They have rooms in the second
story of the depot building.
The ladies' society of Emmanuel church
will meet to sew for the Maternity Basket
at the parish house Thursday afternoon,
| November %, at 2. 80 o'clock. Mrs Her
bert P. Bancroft and Miss Louise Flint will
,erve tea. ~
Superintendent Ross gave some 45 o.
the men employed on the Fltchburg bridge
supper in the Riverside hotel in NV
Walpole Saturday evening. A very &C
ceptable bill of fare was provided by Land
lord Murphy, and the evening was nue.
enjoyed by all.
Rev. J. E. Farrow has been secured b,
the state Anti-Saloon League to tour tn
state during the month of November
showing stereopticon views illustrative 0
the liquor traffic and its results. Som
| OF the views have been secured in Vernon
and some from other states.
Mrs. Charles Martin, who had been car
ing for her niece, Miss May Beatc n
through severe illness, returned to he
home in Augusta, Me-, Saturday taking he
patient with her. Miss Katie Beaton ais
accem panied her, and after remaining
week with Mrs. Martin at Augusta, tn
two sisters will continue their Journey t.
Prince Edward Island, where their pa
rents reside.
Timothy Crimmins, employed by the In
ternationa! Paper company, and Elizabetl
Grogan, both OF North Walpole were mar
ried in St. Peters church Thursday morn
ing, the ceremony being performed b.
Rev. Fr. O'Neil. Miss Margaret Mile
rick was bridesmaid and John Lynch bes
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Crimmins received
their friends at their future home on Cen
ter street during the evening.
At meeting of the board OF manager
OF the hospital association held November
the following were elected an executive com
mittee: L. M Read, Geo. o. Guild, F. G
Pierce, F. G. Flint, c. A. Moore, Geo. II
Rabbit, Edward Barrett; finance commit
tee, F. G. Flint, n G. Williams, c. Z
Howard, W. A. Hall, c. j. O'Neil, j. j
IO'Connor, Mrs. j. T. Keeie. Steps vii
be taken at once to have the association in
corporated.
Putnam & Damon is the name of tb'
firm which succeeds the late John Putnam
IN the grocery business on Russell street
Will Putnam was associated with hi
brother John, and the other member of thu
firm is d. M. Damon, who tor the past few
years has attended the signal station at TIT
depot. He assumed bis new duties Mon
day. He is succeeded at the station b.
Harvey Chase, who graduated from th
high school last June.