Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-03-04
Bellows Falls Locals.

Mrs. C. E. Davis is sick at her home on
South street.
G. M. Wicker of Boston was in town
over Sunday.
A new meat bench has been placed in
the City Market.
The w. c. T. U. will serve dinner in
banquet hall on town meeting day.
Miss Eta Taylor of Woodstock is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Damien.
M. Corlew, living on the Westminster
road, has been very sick during the past
week.
Mrs. Gould Ruggles of Reading, Mass,
is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Hannah
Towns.
The sale OF the Rutland and Fitchburg
combination mileage books was discontin-
ued March 1.
George Salter, who is employed by the
international Paper Co.. is boarding at
Mrs. Ella Sprague's.
Mrs. James Mckay and daughter Of
New GLASGOW, N S., are the guests of MIR.
and Mrs W. S. Durham.
John Lynch, formerly OF Boston but
late of Charlestown, is the new barber IN
Towns hotel; he began work this morning
A 12-pound daughter was born yester
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Olmstead living at the south end of tn
village.
Owing to poor health Mrs. Milan H.
Curtis will abandon keeping boarders and
will, with her little boy, live in her Atkin-
son street home.
MISS Hattie Clark is sick at her home in
Saxtons River where she returned early in
the week and will be unable to sing in the
Baptist choir tomorrow,
Henry liter of Readville, Mass, who is
the trainer and driver OF j. Malcomb
Forbes trotting horses, is visiting H. S.
Frost at the Commercial house.
w. B. Palmer, electrician with George
B. Allbee, is overhauling the watchmen s
boxes and the private telephone system Of
the International Paper company.
George M. Rowell OF Bennington, grand
chancellor of Vermont, will make an off.
cial visit to Bellows Falls Lodge, No. II
K. p, next Tuesday evening.
At the Universalist church tomorrow
Rev. Albert Hammatt will give the third O
his Lenten sermons, subject, 1.-The Coco
Samaritan in Modern Dress" He vii
also lead the young peoples service at 6. ID
All are cordially invited.
F. j. Hall & Son announce in another
column that they will open their new store
on Saxtons River street Monday. The!
have new goods and will carry line o
groceries and family supplies. They will
run no order or delivery team for the pres
ent at least.
VIII. Bodine has bought of Mrs. Lydi
Blood the vacant lot on Atkinson stree
near Underhill Bros grocery and tn
adjacent house and lot occupied by DIR
W. C. Matthews. During the coming
summer he will build new two-story hous
On the vacant lot to be the future home
himself and family; the house occupied b.
DIR. Matthews will be rented.
The Popular LIE cture Course, under tn
auspices of the Young Mems Club OF thu
Congregational church ended "Wednesday
evening with concert by the Svensden Iri'
Of Boston, assisted by Mrs. S. W. Wilder
Jr., of Bellows Falls. The trio is com
posed of Louise M. Watt pianist, MARI
Nichols violinist and Annie Laura FolmaI
cellist, and their selections, both solos ant
trios. were enthusiastically encored. Mrs
Wilder, as usual, sang gloriously, and be-
temperance was imperatively demanded
by the audience. The concert was fitting
close to the Popular Lecture Course, which
as q whole, has been most satisfactory. Tht
entertainments have been well attended
and the receipts have come within dollar
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