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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-08
other off. With single good candidate,
instead Of several, Windham could without
much doubt carry off the prize easily"
wALPOLE.

WALfOLE.
Mrs. W. C. Banning returns today, accom-
panied by the Misses Banning, who have
been spending the past week in New Yorf
city.
Miss Mabel Guild is spending severa
months with Mr.. and Mrs. John Taggard il
East Boston, Mass.
The D. F. Brown case against the town
has been postponed until the fall term Of
court.
Charles Sargent and Kendall Banning ars
ton.
DR.. L. A. Newton returned Friday from 1
short absence in Boston.
Miss Grace Sherman spent the first of the
week in Hartford, Conn, returning Thurs
d.y.
The Footlights are preparing to present 9
play at the Parish house in the near future.
F.E. Weymouth and d. T.. Kilburn, fire.
men on the B. Il M. railroad, have been home
from Massachusetts this week.
There were 99l0 cans of milk shipped to the
Boston Dairy Co. from Walpole station dur.
ing the month of March, decrease of S5t
cans for the corresponding month in 1898.
Miss Helen e. Gibson has returned from
Milford and will attend the Bellows Falls
high school this spring.
Fred Hall OF BrattleoorO mas Deen speuulns
the past week with his grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. b. Wilbur.
$500 pounds of live stock were shipped
from Walpole station during the month o.
March.
Allen Knights and family have gone tc
Drewsville for the present.
Mrs. Frank Hawkes. was in Boston
Charlestown and Cambridgeport last weel
visiting among friends and relatives.
Allen Dunshee will sell at auction Satur
dav, April l5 at his farm in Wspole, the
pasture and wood lot owned bv him near the
Alstead line, also IS sheep aud 80 fat lambs
if not disposed of before that time.
15.lA pounds of butter were shipped from
Walpole station by the Valley Creamery Co
in March, an increase of 780 pounds over tn,
corresponding month in 1898.
The Dartmouth College Glee Club at Bel
lows Falls opera house Monday evening
April 10.
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Same Old 1odel.

The wheelmen Of '9S were 80 we'll
pleased with our "model," that We ahau
continue it for the season Of s99, and 50
offer Henry & Johnson's Arnica and Oil
Liniment to every rider Of wheel as the
very best remedy for bumps, bruises,
scratches. gals, cuts, strains, blisters, sore
muscles, cramps, supburn, pimples, treck-
les, chapped hands or face, rheumatism,
neuralgia, or any ailment requiring an ex-
terDal application. Lady riders ar e.peci-
ally pleased with the Arnica and Oil Lini-
ment. it is so clean and delightful to use.
Sold by all druggists at rs cents per bot
tie, or one three times as large for so
cents.
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GASSETTS.

Our last lyceum for this season will be held
this Saturday evening.
Some of our farmers report large run oi
sap, while others complain of very little
run.
Mrs. o. E. Hill will return to her home in
Ludlow this week.
Mrs. Olin Stevens went to Bellows Falls
Thursday again to care for the sick
Francis Leland has been for the past week
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W
Boynton.
The postoffice will be moved the first oi
next week from the store of F. w. Waite tc
that of Ben Lockwood.
A surprise party was held Thursday even
ing at the home of William johnson at which
there were about 30 present.
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What Ais Many Men.

There is no need TO describe the peculier
weakness with which SO many men are
af1icted--you all now what it is-it may have
been caused by over-work, indi. cretion or
inheritance How to cure it is what interests
you. You may have taken MANY kinds of
medicine and found no relief-that proves
nothing except that you have been working
on wrong lines. regular physician who
has seen thousands of similar cases ought to
understand yours Such a physician is DR.
Greene, the leading specialist in nervous and
Greenes Nervura. You can consult DR.
Greene uithont cost, perso ally or by letter
| at his cfficr, "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
If it is n t convenient tor you to call, write
DIR Greene letter--you will receive a prompt
answer explaining your case Remember
that consultation and advice are free.
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Grip-Death

Kills the pain and fever in three to six hours
or your money back. Aharmless and speedy
specific. n
Let Go Cough Tablets, harmless, contain
no opium. For instant relief in Group, Bron-
chitis, Whooping Cough, Common Colds, and
the After the Grip Cough.
Herculesn Tablets make pure blood,
build up the system and make you strong and
well after the grip. Best remedy for Consti-
patton and Dyspepsia. Best Nerve Tonic.
By mail to any address upon receipt of price,
25c each. Walter B. Glynn, Reg Pharma-
cist, Saxtons River, Saxtons River, Vt. Sold
in Bellows Falls By Pierce's Pharmacy, An.
drews' Drugstore and Wheslsr's PhArmAey.
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CHESTER.

Mrs. L. T. Hunt returned home wednes-
day from Langdon, N. H., where she has
spent the winter caring for sick grand.
daughter, who has recently died.
Mrs. Lila Ware of Claremont, N Il is
spending few days at Wesley L. Wares.
Mrs Mary Brownell, who has been in SAX
tons River for q few weeks, returned Thurs
day
at Rev. Henry Ballou's.
Mrs. Lemuel Davis and son Lee are in
Boston for 9 two weeks visit.
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CAMBRIDGEPORT.
The spring term of school opened Monday
George Hale has moved to Bellows Falls.

The spring term of school opened Monday
George Hale has moved to Bellows Falls.
Miss jennie Bird is enjoying q short re-
spite from her duties at Vermont Academy
Mrs. Bradford Moultrop has been visiting
her son in Wlndham.
A party of young people were entertained
at Mr.. MaAAeld's Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Matthews is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. w. Wild.
Miss Mary Gushing and Miss Martha Cool
idge, who have been among the "shut ms
for two months, are reported as improving.
The sugar season has come at last and the
sugar makers are busy.
Snow is disappearing rapidly under the
bright sun-end The song of the robin lhas
greeted the ears of those listening for tokens
OF spring.
At the meeting of the W. c. T. o. held
with Mrs. n. II. Pierce Thursday afternoon
an interesting paper on Systematic and Pro
portionate Giving, prepared by Mrs. G. 8
Walker, was read. 1t is expected that the
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PURE
ROYAL BAKING pownsa CO., NEW YORK.

Misses Emma and Sarah Henry. who have
oeen visiting in town, returned to their
homes early in the week.
Spencer Taylor, who seemed for time to
% improving from his attack of pneumonia,
y rather worse and seems to be failing. At
rs advanced age his recovery is very doubt
A daughter was born last Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs Roy Sanders.
Mrs. P. W. Rice has packed her household
goods in the Stearns building and will board
for the present.
Mrs Z. Hutchinson and daughter Lillian
nave returned from New York and Miss Lii
ian has entered school.
Miss Flora Kimbal, who has been i'll for
some time, is somewhat improved.
A social dance was given in the town hall
asst evening.
The concert given by the Choral Union
under the direction Of Prof. Riggs was
decided success. The choruses were finely
rendered and the Rock-a-bye chorus was
especially enjoyed. Every number merits
compliment. Prof. Prior, who kindly
assisted by reading, was heartily applauded
He is very popular both here and in other
places where he has given readings. Miss
Dunbar rendered the difficult overture from
"Semiramide' in a manner showing much
study and mastery of difficult execution.
Very little sugar has as yet been made
Farmers report small flow of sap from the
best orchards, one reporting that on one
apparently good sugar day he gathered two
barrels of sap from 250 trees; in another par,
OF the town thu same day buckets were over
flowing. ----
Hon. Hugh Henry of Concord has beer
engaged to deliver the Memorial day address
before Henry Post, g. A. R., of this place.
About 1926 will be added to the library funt
as a result of the concert.
On account of the bad walking there will
be a postponement of the Eastern Sta,
sociable for AT other week.
The Dartml nth College Glee Club at Bel
lows Falls opera house Monday evening
April 10.
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been the work of ]. II. Walbridge, who
has labored hard and earnestly to make the
edition truthful and accurate.
A limited number OF copies are offered
for sale, and all desiring extra copie,
should send their orders to the TIMES Office
as soon as possible, and they will be filed
as long as the edition lasts. Copies will
not be placed on sale at the news stores.
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Pictures
Given AwayWx

We are giving our cash Gus
toners their choice of a hand
some line of pictures. These
pictures, "a by 80 inches, are
nicely framed and fit to adorn
the walls of any home. Ask
US how you can secure one or
more.
Note these prices:
15-cent Beef Roast, II 2I-2et
lS-cent Beef Roast, Is ets
Lowell & Shedd,
Opposite Rockingham Hetsl.
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annual meeting of the union will bs held at
the chapel in May.
AT the annual meeting of the church So
ciety the following officers and committees
were elected: Moderator, Rev. F. d. Good
rich clerk and treasurer, 8. P. Cushing
collector, George K, Walker; trustees, s. r.
Gushing, s. J. Weaver, 8 G. Morrison; COM
mittee for securing preaching, Charles 8.
Walker, Mrs Borland, Mrs. q. 8. Walker,
Mrs. Lizzie Marsh; ushers, George K. Walk
er, Ernest Coolidge; committee to procure
fuel and light, R.N. Marsh.
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WESTMINSTER.

Eddie Briph am went to Hyde Park; Massey
Thursday VIII sre he has employment in
a machine shop.
It is expected that all the schools in town
Will commence the spring term on April "a
The following is a full list of teachers which
are expected to have charge of the diff-re mt
schools: District No l, May Goodell; No.
Z, Nelly G Cutting; No 8, Frances Goodel !;
NO &c Bel 9 Ranney; No 8, higher depart-
ardson; No. 9, w Il BIZ nchard; No 10,
sArnie 9 Healey; No IA, higher department,
Alice Banks, primary, Carrie M. Holt.
Miss Marguerite Underwood is spending
a few days with her sister Maud at Charles
Halls in Westminster West.
Miss Susie Kel ogg is spending few days
in Springfield, Mass, as the guest of Mrs.
Fred Blood 5 a&FAs
The annual meeting of the Ladies' aid was
held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Henry
Willard After a social time and a fine sup
per was served, the following officers were
chosen: President, Mrs B. L Phelps; vice.
president, Mrs o. L. Fisher; secretary and
treasurer, Miss s. Elizabeth Hills.
The Dartmouth College Glee Club at Bel
| lows Falls opera house Monday, April 10.
The case of S, L Daggett VS.. the Town of
Westminster was tried before Justice G. III.
Williams at the office of H. D. Ry der in Bel
| lows Falls Thursday; H. D. Ryder for plain
| tiff, Judge l.. M. Head for defendant. The
Judgment was for Daggett for $40 damages
| aud costs of "a, ,l6,
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A Fine Business
Opening for Sale!

The sash, blind and door shop In Wood
stock. Vermont This business has been
carried on by Mr.. @. w Sayward for the past
IS years. A good patronage is assured, as
the business has been established so many
years. This includes the brick block that Is
located on the main business street, also all
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-29

iels and Deborah Billings were at Co
shen Friday on Female Relief society
business.
Miss Beulah Bachman, manager OF the
Utah Dry Goods q Millinery company,
spent Friday in Salt Lake.
Elder Ray Ashworfh, Who has been la
boring in the southern states mission for
the. past three years. returned home Fri
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Silver returned
home from Salt Lake Sunday night. Mrs.
Silver spent the last two weeks there visit
Rev. and Mrs. S. III. Goodwin. accompa-
MED by Miss lsleyr attended the annual
convention Of I the Congregational assoc
citation of Utah, held in Salt Lake this
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Payne of Fillmore.
Millard county are visiting friends this
week in the Garden city.
Miss Emma Brooks a popular young
lady of ST. George. has returned to her
home. after spending a weeks vacation in
q d q
Miss JuIia Berlin. after visiting in Pro-
70. mas returned to her home in Park
y
Jesse. w. Crosby president Of Garfield
stake. is spending a few days in Provo.
Frank storrs and wife ARE visiting In
Richffeld.
DR.. Karl g. Nfaeser of Salt Lake visited
with the Brigham Young academy.
Dan B. Coltrin has returned to Provo,
after visiting relatives in yernal.
AZ
Mr.. l.. A. Ramsey and sister. Emma,
We're down visiting from Salt Lake the
fore part Of the week.
Heber G., Jex was over from Spanish
: " y : aNas q @ o
j. o. Bullock of Pleasant Grove visited
in Provo Tuesday.
Sergeant Felix Bachman was over from
Spanish Fork Wednesday.
Mrs H. c. Biumentfal and family have
gone to Grand Island. Neb., to spend a
couple of months with Mrs. Blufnenthals
parents.
. 6 g
n. c. Larsen, one of sDringvflle's bus
mess inc =, men en- was shaking hands with Provo
Elder. A. F. .Ahlander left this week for
a mission to Scandinavia.
Bishop Q. F. Whitney OF Salt Lake
spent Sunday in Provo.
Mrs. r. f. Kncwlden is spending the
week with relatives at Silver City.
Mr.. Walter Scott of the Second ward
was in Salt Lake this week.
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Afternoon Card PARTY.

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. B. A.
McMilIen gave a delightful card party.
Chrysanthemums and ferns made an
attractive decoration in the parlors,
where the game was played Mrs.
john Reed won the prize for the great
est number Of progressions, and to Mrs.
c. II. McMahon fed the consolation
prize.
Those participating in the game We're
Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. w. w. Arm
strong of Park City, Mrs. J. T. Don
nellan, Mrs. w. l.. Green, Mrs. c. Ira
futile Mrs Charles Symms, Mrs.
Washburn, Mrs. A. j. Hosmer. Mrs. S.
j. Evans Mrs. F. D. Bickford. Mrs.
Ellen Elliott, Mrs NJ. B. Whitney,
Mrs. Z. =. Rose. Mrs. w. r. Butler,
Mrs. c. H. Brink, Mrs. H. P. Hender-
son, Mrs. H. L. Dininny, Mrs. Bintz,
Mrs. Mcmahon, Mrs. Jolly, Mrs. Bishop,
Mrs. Duncan Macbichie. Mrs ]. H.
Hooper, Mrs. j. II. Marshall, Mrs. w.
r. Adams, Mrs. c. K. Banister, Mrs. H.
G. Bigelow. Mrs. A. p. Bigelow, Mrs.
G. H. Matson, Mrs. ]. G. Tyler, Misses
Schansenbach, Bannister, Hunt, Osgood
and COlburn.
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OGDEN SOCIETY.

Ogden, Oct. 2S.-Mr Charles Henry
Stevens gave most delightful evening
to his friends on Wednesday night. At
the Metropolitan haA were assembled the
elite OF ogdenFs society; Dancing was
the principal feature of the evening and
was indulged in until a late hour. The
rooms were most tastefuAly decorated,
and Ford s orchestra excelfed themselves.
At II O'Clock refreshments were served
in the adjoining hadl, while the punch
bowl, ensc0nced in a convenient alcove,
most tastefuily draped, was very much
in evidence. The ladies were arrayed i'm
the most exquisite costumes and the con-
ventional evening dress was the order of
the evening among the gentlemen. The
evening was conceded by all to have been
Il most enjoyable one and a most fitting
initiative of the season.
The guests Were Mr.. J. S. Peery, Mr..
William Wright, DR.. Dallrymple. Mr.. F.
Stevens, Mr.. J, L. Herrick. Mr.. a. P.
Bigelow. Mr.. H. ]. Peary, Mr.. Guss
Wright, jr., Mr.. r. NJ Breeder. Mr.. G.
Brown, Mr.. James Cq1lisk Mr. A. J.
Peery. Mr.. A. V. Mcintosh. Mr.. j. Bur
ton Mr.. Joel Harris Mr.. NJ o. Corey,
Mr.. A Coniisk, Mr.. d. H.. Adams. MIR, B.
Adams, Mr.. G. Knauss. MIR. L. Scoville.
Mr.. ]. Brown. Mr.. F. Burt. Mr.. II. Last,
Mr.. A. W. Smith, Mr.. F. NJ. Nye. Mr.
George Badger of Salt Lake City, Mr.. r.
NJ Robinson, Mr. j. f Pierce MT; I. Stan tan.
City, Mr. H Rich of Brigham Mr.. S. O.
Stevens of Logan, Mr. Lapp. MIR. Taylor.
Mrs. J. s. Peery, Mrs. William Wright,
Mrs DIR. DaIlrymple Mrs. f. E. Nichols.
Mrs. J. e. Pike. Mrs. F. J. Stevens, Mrs.
j. l.. Herrick. Mrs. A. P. Bigelow. Miss
Parker, Miss Healey, Miss Emma Wrient,
Miss L. Richards. Miss Breeder, Miss
HuIaniski, Miss F'lossie Wright. Miss
Banister. Miss Taylor. Miss PEBBLES, Miss
V. HoutZ Miss Carnahan. Miss Harrfng
Miss Pearl Richards. Miss 2. Houtz. Miss
Scowcroft, Miss McGonagle. Miss L. KIM
ball. Miss kimball, Miss Stevens, Miss
Beatrice Foreman. Miss Lysle Young of
Salt Lake City, Miss VOORHEES,, Miss L.
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At Sixtv-three.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. AIcMillen enter
tanned at cards on Wednesday evening.
Their cosy home was Frightened with
chrysanthemunls, cosmos and smilax,
and through the parlors tables for the
game was arranged. Mrs. r. L. Hoag,
Mrs. Hinman, Mr.. r. E. Hoag, DR.. c.
NJ. Garrison scored the greatest number
of points and were awarded souvenirs
OF the occasion. Elaborate refresh
ments were served at the close of the
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIcAtillen's guests were
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Hoag. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. Rood, Mr.. and
Mrs. McMahon, Miss Osgood. MIR. and
Mrs J. d. Evans, Dr. and Mrs. Mack,
DR. and Mrs. ]. Beattie. Miss Beattie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Human, Miss L. Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Andrews. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelp, Mr.. and Mrs. Jolly, DR.. and
Mrs. Whitney Mr.. and Mrs. S. l..
Boggs. DR.. Garrison, Mr. f. c.
Schramm. DR.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hosmer,
Dr. and Mrs. +. d. Bickford. Mrs. Ellen
Elliott, Mrs. Z. p. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Z. Adams of Ogden.
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day for a trip to California. She will
visit San Francisco, San Diego. Stock
ton and Oakland before returning
which will be at holiday time.
Members of Unity Circle will meet for
a quilting Wednesday, Nov. l. at
O'Clock sharp at the home of Mrs. c. S.
Varian, CAB East First South street.
Mrs. IT. p. Henderson entertained in
formally Monday evening in honor OF
her guests. Mrs. Charles Wells of Chi
cago and Miss Henderson of Pasadena,
two prominent musicians.
@ @ g
On Tuesday evening a halloween re-
ception will be given to the members OF
the Glover Leaf club, the Epworth
League and their friends by Rev. and
Mrs. A. H. Henry at their residence, 81
Sixth East.
The marriage of Miss Della Anderson
and H. Wesley Early, the we'll known
railroad man, took place last Wednes-
day evening. The happy couple Will
be at home at 81 South Fifth East
street after Nov. 1.
Miss Alexandrina Macleod and Ar
thur o. Johnson were married Tuesday
DIT HlSn HULL DIT lIlt iOIliG VI Tic VI AO<a
Rev. A. H. Henry officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson will make their home at
the st. James.
o @ 8
The young ladies of the Mutual I'm
provement association of the Eight
zenith ward will give a Halloween party
in the ward hall Monday evening. The
features of the evening will be Hal
lowe'en games, music and refresh
ments.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eyer 900 South
Fifth East, announce the engagement
of their daughter Blanche to Donnan
Reavis, now of Salt Lake, but formerly
of St. Louis. Mr.. Reavis is nephew
of Colonel Pat Donan, and is member
of the Tribune staff.
@ @ @
An important social event of the
week was the reception given Friday
evening at the Ladies Literary club in
honor of the visiting club women. The
decorations were of the most artistic
description and the rooms were filed
with a brilliant gathering of club wo-
men.
The members of the younger set made
merry Friday evening at Christensen's,
the occasion being the first of a series
OF club dances to be given during the
coming season. One hundred and fifty
guests We're present and all entered
heartily into the enjoyment of the
evening.
The marriage of Miss Vienna Booth,
daughter of Judge Booth of Provo, and
Ernest Kimball, took place in the tenn
pic on Wednesday at noon. In the
evening a reception was given in their
honor at the residence of the brides
uncle, Mr. j. e. Talmage, and the fol-
lowing day the happy couple left for
Canada, where they will reside.
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In Society.

Society has spent a very pleasant
week. dividing its attention between a
number Of delightful social affairs,
mingling with the club women and at
tending the meetings of the federation.
The most notable social event was the
reception given Friday evening by the
local club women, complimentary to
their visitors. Among the other events
were the card parties given by Mrs. d.
A. McAIillen, the musicale at the home
of Miss Sharp, and the dinner given by
Rev. and Mrs. d. Douglas Wallace. Be
sides these there were numberless in
formal events given that were far from
the stereotyped form of the average
social affair, and which added spice
OF novelty to the usual ordinary round
OF social pleasures
The colder set seem to have taken a
back seat" and graciously given the
keys of the social world into the keep
ing of the debutantes- Their dance on
Friday evening was the prettiest event
of the week, while their bal poudre
for Halloween promises TO be not only
one of the seasons novelties, but an
event OF social Importance as well.
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Art Loan Exhibit.

Much interest is being manifested in
the art loan exhibit at the Ladies Lit
erary club. The rooms were thronged
yesterday with visitors and many of
the choicest pictures were sold. The
school children are also taking an act
i've interest in the success of the eX-
hibit and many of them have banded
together and raised a fund to be used
to buy pictures which they themselves
intend presenting to the schools. As the
exhibit has been such a success the la
dies in charge have decided continuing
it during the first two days of the COM
ing week