Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-04

Arthur and William Bowtell of Townshend
Glynn.
| l. Farr, at the time of writing, Tuesday.
was feeling more comfortable.
George Cory sold his New Hampshire farm
last week to Isaac A. Craig of Waipole.
Mrs A. 0. Wyman of Turner's Falls re-
| turned home yesterday after spending a few
days with her father, Isaac Glynn, who re.
| mains about the same.
| William Walker is suffering from at attack
of the grip.
| Last Monday morning a son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Brooks.
Miss Margie Cory spent last week with
friends in Bellows Falls
Cautlin.
Mrs. Gott of Fowlervie, Mich, was the
guest of her uncle, H. W. Dutton, for several
| days last week.
Sidney Bailey returned Saturday to his
home at Swampscott, Mass.
Prof. Walter Smith returned last week to
Laconia, N. H.
James Hunt of Chester spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Fanny stoddard.
E1gar Smith returned todsy to resume
his studies at Boston University.
Miss Hattie Walker visited Mrs. Sidney
Perry of Bellows Falls a few days last week.
Miss Myrtle Cory expects to go to Reads
boro tomorrow to visit Mrs. g. M. Bemis for
about 10 days.
F. w. Pierce is the guest of Miss Electa
Goodhue.
Mrs s. A. Whipples health has been much
worse for number of days.
DR.. and Mrs E. H Pettangill and daughter
Helen returned from New York city Friday.
Prayer meetings have been held at the
Baptist church vestry every evening this
week and will be continued the rest of the
week except Saturday.
Miss Carrie Locke returned today to We'll
lesley college.
Mrs. Dorothy Dutton has been entertain
ing her niece, Mrs. Gott of Michigan, for a
few days.
Mr. Wellman of Massachusetts and Miss
Goodhue of Minnesota arrived in town Tues
day morning and will spend a few days with
Miss Goodhue's aunt, Miss Electa Goodhue.
William Dompier has finished work at w.
B. Glynn's store.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison entertained the whist
club at their home last evening.
Prayer meetings were held Monday and
Tuesday evenings in the Congregational
chu ch ; thev will be continued this afte, noon,
| tomorrow afternoon and Friday evening.
j. H. Wright and family spent New Years
day at the home of his son, W. j. Wright, at
Westminster.
A. H Sabin has recently purchased a 34-
foot ladder to use in case OF fire He has
placed it between his store and G. W Os-
goo rs store, and it may be used by the public
in case of fire oniy.
Mrs. Levy of Ludlow, district deputy, will
attend business meeting of the Crystal
Rebekah lodge, No. IA, which will be held
Friday evening for the purpose of installing
the new officers. 1t is requested that all
members be present.
Mr.. Walker of Benson is visiting his son
William for few days.
The family of John II. Allbee had reunion
last Friday in honor of his 56th birthday.
Fourteen persons were present, eight of
whom we're grandchildren, and the occasion
| was a very pleasant one. Mr.. Allbee RI Gently
presented his son Edgar with a handsome
al tique glass mug with gold decorations; the
mug is at least rs years old, aud is quite a
curiosity. His son has bought farm out
west and expects to take possession the latter
part of February.
Maj j. M. Wolfe and family have returned
| to Vermont Academy after spending the holi-
| days at Amherst
Vermont Academy re-opened to-day for
the winter term
The Ladies' Industrial society of the Bap-
tist church will hold business meeting st
80 this afternoon in the church parlor.
Mrs. Reed of Acworth commenced to work
for Mrs. H. q. Wiley last Saturday.
GRAND CONCERT
There will be a grand con cert at Odd Fell
lows hall, Thursday evening, January 5,
when the following program will be rem
dered:
Part First.
Hark, the Trumpet" Buck
Clio Quartet.
Piano solo, selected,
Miss Grace Williams.
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Harrington
Quartet.
Song, "snow Flakes" Cowen
Miss Hattie Clarke.
"Annie LAURIE Giebel
Quartet.
| Duet, "The Troubadours," Jordan
F. s Mason and Mr.. Lake.
"The Grasshopper and the Bug Perkins
Reading, selected, Miss Deborah Cory
Part Second.
Our Crew." Campana
'0ns' ''i'''0a' Mr.. Lake.
"Darby and JOAN
Quartet.
Duet, selected,
Miss Clarke and Mr.. Lake.
"There was an Old Woman" Herbert
! Quartet.
Violin solo, B'umenlied. G. Lang, Nicolai
Joseph H Ridings.
"Good Night, Reloved," Pinsuti
| Qiartet
| The concert begins at 10 sharp; admis-
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