Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-03-04

is a guest at George r, Wales.
The Baptist ladies had their annual box
opening at the parsonage last evening.
Mrs. E. V. Booth OF Montpelier is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. George Underwood
The Dartmouth glee club will visit Bel
lows Falls in April under the auspices OF
the Wheel club.
Miss Minnie Metcalt was called to
Towrshend last week by the illness and
death of her father.
Miss B rtha Capron is passing a few
days in Boston and vicinity, having lett
Bellows Falls yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs HI. r. Thompson and
Miss Anna Williams attended the Rich
ards-Pierce wedding in Keene Thursday,
Miss Margaret Flavin has re-opened her
dressmaking rooms, having returned from
ten days vacation passed in Concord III.
The auction sale at H. M. Amadon',
jewelry store attracted large crowd last
evening some Of the articles sold went
very cheaply indeed.
A gentleman from Ludlow was pulled at
the depot Thursday morning by Deputy b.
M. Walker for drunkenness and in due
time paid the usual S. and costs.
The North Walpole schools closed yes
terday for vacation OF one month. Prin-
cipal Riley is passing week at Masbpee,
Mass, and will later visit his home.
Patrick WEIGH, living at 81 Atkinson
street, had cash four or five inches long
cut in his scalp Thursday night; he fell
against door jamb in North Walpole.
Mrs. j. H. Conway left Washington
Tuesday for Southern Pines. Mr.. Conway
is at Northumberland, n. ii and Edward
is with the family of Timothy Sullivan.
The Rutland railroad has petitioned the
county court for an appeal in the case Of
Hayes VS.. Wyman and the petition will
come up for hearing at the September
term.
At the Baptist church tomorrow evening
there is to be special service under the
direction of A. M. Buchanan. In the
morning an offering is to be taken for mis-
sions.
DR.. Lord Of Walpole adds his testimony
to the effect that advertising in the TIMES
pays. He has been advertising for only 8
month, yet says his investment has brought
excellent results.
Extra town reports have been left at the
postoffice, the store of Williams & Co.
the town clerks office, and the barber shoI
of j. E. Byrne; any desiring copies car
govern themselves accordingly.
Mr.. and Mrs E. W. Brown are to oper
their home next Tuesday evening to thei
friends of the church and society and vii
lage. This kind invitation on their par
will doubtless meet with hearty response
The engagement of Joseph Viau, for
merly barber in Towns hotel, and Mis-
Bertha Stratton of Montpelier is announced
Mr.. Viau is now located in Montpelier ant
Miss Stratton is said to be prominen
society belle.
The Joshua Simpkins company Thurs
day night attracted good audience to tn
opera house. The entertainment afford~c
was tho, oughly enjoyed. As one woulc
expect the thrilling saw mill scene was tn
best feature of the show.
Dan Campbell, manager, announces tha
the local basket ball team will play thu
Keene Y. M. G. A. team in Keene Marcel
7, and the Y. M. G. A. team in RUTLAND
March IA. A game will be played will
the Leland ard Gray seminary team later
George M, the young son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. M. G. Barker, living at the soutl
end of the village, died Sunday of bron
chitis. The body was placed in the toni
Wednesday and will later be taken t.
Granville, N. Y, for burial Mr.. Barke
is travelling man.