Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-07
SAxrONs RIVER.

Miss Frapces Earle has gone to stay with
her grandmother at Springfield, and is attend
ing school there
Miss Carrie NJ. Holt resumed her duties
last Wednesday at the school at Gageyille.
Much interest has been shown in the
prayer meetings at the Baptist church during
the week.
Miss Mary Thompson has gone to visit
friends at Keene and Marlboro.
Miss Aunis Crawford of Putney is the
guest of Miss Mary Campbell
The Christian Endeavor societies have for
their subject tomorrow evening, GA pre-
cous invitation" Matt Il: 25 80.
Arthur Emerson of Alstead has moved
into one part of Charles Bathrick's house.
Henry McCarence returned from Pownal
last Tuesday, and is now very sick with the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Ridings are entertain
ing their mother and sister, Mrs. and Miss
Ridings.
Miss Nellie Cutting of Westminster was in
town Thursday and attended the concert.
Albert Williams received news Thursday
that son was born 10 his son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Willard of B 1ston.
We regret to announce that Mrs Henry c.
johnson, widow of the late Henry G. john
son, one of our former postmasters, died in
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aged SO years
Mrs. Hyland Wilder has been suffering for
some time past with severe throat trouble
Mrs. Pearse, who is visiting at the home of
hef daughter, Mrs G Boughton has been
sick for several days with severe c)ld.
G. F. Simonds has Just had new counter
put in his store, which will be very couven-
| lent; the front of it serves as show case
and all the space underneath is furnished
with drawers which open from the back of
| the counter.
I~aac Glvnn is feeling much better in
health and is now ab to walk little.
Mr. Walbridge is in town writing up the
history OF town of r 1ckingham.
Mrs Alta Wyman of Pro o,svil1e visited
her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Bailey, the first of the week.
Mrs Bailey of Westminster West, is work.
ing for K. S Sabin.
Mr. Mather of Deep River is visitin g
friends in town.
Advertised letters: Ora Colby, Willie E.
Humphrey, Mr.. Z Cobb, Mrs. Hannah Hol-
den.
George Cory bought the tool houses which
were used in the canstruc ion of the new
bridge at the auction "Wednesday night At
W. Gyms store
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Simonds on arriving at
reception from number of young people
who had prepared an excellent supper for
them.
The winter term at Maison Francaise will
commence rext Monday. January 8
Mrs. NJ. Smith of Rockingham, accom-
panied by tso grandchildren, is visiting her
| son, G. N Smi h.
The Clio quartet took light refreshments at
| G. F. Simonds after the concert.
Myrle Randleti has been sick for more than
a week, and is stlii confined to the house.
| Among the presents from Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rand to Bert j. Simonds on his we'd
diug day was an English coach dog.
GRAND CONCERT.
A carcart promoted by the members of the
/ o o F as pia. ber eft took place last
Thursday night at o d Fellows hall in the
presence of large audier ce. The Clio quar-
lently with =" Hark the Trumpet" followed
by pisnoforte solo by Miss G ace Williams
who played very nicely. The Clio quartet
delighted the audier ce with their sels ciions
| and W. re eneored every time they appeared
/ Miss Hattie CiaIke's sweet vO c. was heard
| to advantage in ss Snow Flakes" sni was
deservedly recalled. "The TToubsdours,' .
| a duet by F. s. Mason and II. f Lake, wa.
/ well rendered and re eceived loud spp 'auss
| A reading By Miss ID hoTah Cory . eased tbs
sudience sud she responded with shOrt
s-lseti8E. We Sail away at Break of Day,
! a solo hv Henry Lake was rendered in a very
pl asing manner. fhs violin solo, Z" Rlumen.
liea, ,ssph II Riding-, accompani-d Or
the piano 6y Mrs Ridings, was tasleluliy
rendered and received an encoFe but was moi