Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-12-07

Mrs. M j. Allen i, in Fitchburg for a
protacted visit with her son, Frank tletch.
er, and fam ly.
Charles p. Rowland of New York with
his brother, DR.. John Howland. made a
briet visit at Hon. j, G, Bellows last week
Miss Miller of Bellows Falls was in town
with relatives few days recently.
A ION WIS born November 80 to Mr.. and
Mrs Everett l.. Houghton.
Milan d. Corliss, wife and children Of
Charlestown were at ID. S. Booths for
Thanksgiving day.
AS the next regular meeting of Walpole
Grange oc urs on the 18th inst which
date is announced for the third enterta n
ment in the " alpole Free Lecture Course,
it was ted to meet a. usual and then adj
j urn until the following week, December
Nj H. Gorham is in Boston, leaving on
Tues ay of this week.
Herbert Houghton spent the holidays
last week here In the village with rela'
tives.
Mrs Charles Parks of Westmoreland,
formerly resident in town, is spending a
few days here with friends
Fred Prentiss and family, who have been
living in Drewsville for the six months
past, have returned and are again occupy
ing their home on Turnpike st eet.
Mrs Elizabeth Pettes of Holyoke is al
t. B. Peck's on Main street and intends
to remain there for the present.
Hon. j. G Bellows was in Boston the
first of the week on business.
Russell Jarvi Uhl of New York intends
10 leave town on the 9TH in after a resi-
dence ere of some four years, having
made his home at the Dinsmore the last
tree years of his stay.
Mr. and Mrs George R ssman of Keene
were the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Matthews
few days this week.
Misses Jean Moran, Caroline Sanders
and May Aull, students in Smith college,
were guests at j. G. Bellows last week
Thursday. Miss Jennings of Bellows
Falls and Arthur w. Leach also spent the
day at thei homes here.
G. w Shaw intends to leave soon for a
trip south.
A recent letter received here by friends
from w. j Field in the Philippines, states
that he has been in tn hospital for several
weeks because of further trouble with his
foot, which he injure1 during the summer
Mrs NJ ry E Weymouth is visiting her
son Fred in Orange, Mas leaving Wednes-
day last.
Miss Rena Porter spent few days re
Gently with fl nds in Greenfield, Mass.
This town was represented at the annual
Thanksgiving ball gwen at Hotel Alstead,
November 80.
Mrs Mabel B. Lawson and child of Ma
tapa7 are visiting at Edward M Holden's
on Main street.
Eighty-eight money orders were sold at
the p stoflice during the month just past /;
the sum re caived for the same was S577 43.
There were Is paid, amounting to $151 So.
There was an item in the Bellows Falls
locals last week relative to the removal of
two bodies from the Catholic cemetery to
Oak hill cemetery. We are requested to
state that the name should have read Pat
rick Casey, not Cady. and that Mrs Casey
was sister OF L. S. Cady OF this town.
George S. Long died Wednesday after
noon, December 6, at his home on the
slade farm near the Alstead line, his death
resulting from consumption. Mr.. Long
was 45 years of age and was native of
Alstead. He leaves four children, one
daughter Mary of Fitchburg and three
sons, Velnor, Roscoe and Carl, also three
halt brothers, Eugene, Andrew and Silas
Angler.
The dancing school has been discontinued
and series of assemblies, under the di-
rection of Carl Smith and H. G. Chandler,
will be held in the town hall on Thursday
evenings of each week unless change OF
date is otherwise announced. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weeden will furnish music.