Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-23
Neighborhood News.
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DIR. Viii Raymenton Of Worcester is in
town. .Nt 10 81 = %r1&
E. w. Gibson Of Brattleboro was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. Bryant of Weston was guest Of
Clinton Fullam Sunday.
Merrill Wright is still very i'll at his
home at Chester Depot.
The ladies' aid SC ciety of the Congre-
gational church met with Mrs. G. L..
Fletcher this afternoon.
Ed Martin has flushed off a ter cement
in his newly purchased building at upper
Main street and will move into itsat once.
Henry Holden had the misfortune to lose
finger by catching it in the machinery at
his work in III, steam mill Tuesday.
The Friday evening services at St.
Luke's church will be held IN the hall
adj joining during the winter.
Mrs Ransom Shcrwin and l.. E. Sher-
win were in Andover Saturday.
Tie ladies' auxiliary of St. Luke's
church meet with Mrs. Henry Wiley from
2 o'clock to this afternoon.
Edgar Reed of South Acworth is work
ing in G. E. Wellmans studio.
Fred Colburn of Ludlow was in town
Monday.
Master Maynard Ray i, quite sick
John Booth is one of ths finn of Booth
& Sewall of the Acworth hotel, Acwolth,
H.
Henry Davi, was in Bellows Fall, Sat-
urday.
j. E. Pollard attended the banquet of
the Fish and Game League at Burlington
last week.
There will be union service at the
Congregational church Wednesday even
ing, Thanksgiving eve. The sermon will
be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Croker.
G.. Louis HARDWOOD has returned from
Bennington where he was called by the
serious illness of bis mother.
B. F. Stearns, who has spent some time
here with his ron, Frank Stearn., die d at
bis home in Felchville last week Monday
A son, Oscar Stearns of New York, who
was called home by his fathers death, has
been spending few days with his brother
here.
Oae of the prettiest of dancing parties
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in The Fullerton last Friday evening
Weeden's orchestra furnished music. A
supper was served by Landlord Knowlton
About 40 couples were present.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
S hools close tomorrow for Thanks
giving vacation, to open again Monday,
December IA
Nba 4olIo
have been made in the High School Cadets
Second sergesnts, Lewis Rich ,rdson. Dana
Holden; corporals, Walter Davis, Henry
discontinued on account of the bad
weather.
The J. o. G. society gave a very sue
cessful social last Saturday evening in the
G. A. r. hall, and several from out of
town we're present. Games and prom
enades were enjoyed. Miss Annie Chand-
Ter furnished music for the latter.
In the essay writing contest of three
weeks ago the three prizes were awarded
to Almond Batchelder, Watson Davis, and
Charles Pollard. Two weeks ago Armin-
ella Richardson, Charles Pollard and Lucy
Wells won prizes.
The last lyceum of the term will be held
in the high school room this Thursday
evening. There will be debate, essays,
recitations and readings from David Harum
The public is cordially invited to come
The next entertainment of the c. H. S.
popular course will occur December IA,
whe Hon G. A Gearbart of New York
will deliver his lecture, &C The Dawn of the
Twentieth Century"
Mrs. Annette, wife of Willard Mcintyre,
died at her home in Gardner last Saturday.
She had been in very poor health for
long time and although not unexpected
the news of her death was none the less
shock to her hosts of friends here. With
the exception CT the last few years, Mrs.
McIntyre's whole life had been spent in
this place. She was communicate at St.
Luke's church and was loved and respected
by all who knew her. She is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Haskell of Westmore-
land, N. H., and Mrs. Hugh Henry of
Concord, N. H., formerly of this place,
two sons, George and Harry Mcintyre,
and two daughters, Mrs. Eva Williams
and Miss Nettie. The family have the
deep sympathy of their many friends in
Their bereavement. The interment will
be at Gardner, Mass. e. W.
A Dollar Stretcher.