Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-30
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Rev. c. N Krook of Lempster,a former
pastor at North Charlestown, has been in
town recently canvassing for Life of
Dewey.
Miss Hazel Hull and Miss Elnor Bald
win will spend THANKSGIVING day with
Misses Hazel and Cassie Timson In Clare
mont.
Mrs. Louis j. Kendall returned to her
home in Worce ster Monday after stay of
five weeks at Mrs S. II. Newman's.
Salem Prouty, former resident, has
been in town rect ntly.
The directors OF the Connecticut River
National bank have voted to make no
further effort in the suit against the George
Olcott estate.
Rufus Piper will spend the winter with
his sons in Concord and Boston, and his
house will be closed.
The Anderson place in Snumpshire has
been purchased by Asa Eaton OF Unity.
The dramatic club of St. Mary's Parish
OF Claremont will give the drama, ''Hick'ry
Farm" at the town hall Thursday even
ing, November 80. The entertainment
will be followed by dance.
The services of an expert from Boston
were required one day last week to operate
time lock on safe in the vault at the
bank.
Fred Way has very attractive window
display of jewelry. watches, clocks and
dainty silver article, tor both table and
PEI sonal use.
Ben and Roy Welch were down from
Claremont Sunday.
Miss Margaret ,Blakely has let the en-
ployment OF Miss Clapp, with whose family
she has been for many years, and Is IN Bos-
ton with her sister.
Rev E. T. Blake now conducts vesper
service following the Christian Endeavor
meeting on Sunday evenings.
Miss Maria Holden left Monday for an
extended visit with relative in London
derry.
j. G. Timson of Clsremont has been in
town recently on real estate business.
Capt. Billings is the guest OF his daugh-
ter in Springfield, Mass, during Thanks
giving week.
RevT d Howard, who has been guest
of Ms Black in Calais, Me-, will spend
Thanksgiving day with bis sisters in Cam
bridge, Mass, and be home Friday.
G. X. Woods saw mill is being made
ready tor the winter, work.
Union services will be held at 1870 A,
NJ, Thursday in the Episcopal church.
Ray Wood is home from Easthsmpton
for brief vacation.
Little Doris Allen, third daughter o
Mrs Mary Allen, has gone to Amherst, N
: H., to spend the winter with relatives.
Herbert Wheeleck was in town the frs
, of the week.
William Davis of Fitzwiniam, N. H., ha
been visiting his brothers, Thomas, Rober
and John Davis.
,, Mrs P. G. Yong and son are making
, short visit in Claremont.
The Kimball place on Sullivan street ha
been leased to Mr.. Leach, formerly pro
prietor CT the Bdwell Tavern in Langdon
: The school football team played Spring
field team last Saturday. Result II to IL
favor of Springfield.
Sunday night between 7 and s the Ed
: wards place near Gould's mills was burned
. making a beacon which &C ould be seen TO
miles.
y A general exodus from town came OF
i last Monday, when nine of our citizen
visited neighboring towns on various er
r rands.
All members of the choral union, als'
every one at all interested in the same, arr
requested to meet at the parlors OF th'
= Eagle Hotel Thursday evening, Decembe
t Z, at 73O sharp. Mrs. F. II. Wilbur.
e Mrs. Caroline Easter came home iron
t Claremont Sunday. She was accompanies
= by Mrs. A. G. R. ed and Mr. aud Mrs
: George Snow and stood the trip very vel
3 considering her recent illness
, The reading club will meet with Mrs. A
, C. Reed next Monday evening. The clut
will read Henry Cabot Lodges American
Revolution this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Watkins OF Wal
> role will be guest, of DR.. and Mrs. Thayel
Thanksgiving day.