Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-26
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Miss Eva A, Fuller spent Sunday at her
nome in Charlestown.
Mrs George L. Burnside, who ha, been
ing. o.
, ~ W. Slate is building new barn at
'no rear Of his residence on Atkinson
street.
george Freeman, who has been i'll with
scarlet lever at his home on Green street,
is much better.
hrs' stuart Smith went Saturday to join
ner husband In Boston, where Mr.. Smith
mas found employment.
MIR. and Mrs. l. w. Beers, who have
been visiting friends in Port Henry, N. Y,
are expected home Saturday.
] N. s Brockway, who has been at Suna
pee lake since the early part of the sum-
mer' reached home Saturday.
WI and Mrs. Eugene B. Roys and
daughter have returned from few weeks
trip through Roxbury, Warren and North
field.
Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Vaughn, who had
oeen the guests of Mrs. Vaughn's sister,
Mrs George Underwood, left Monday tor
their home in Worcester, Mass.
wednesday, the 18th, Peter E. Clarey
and Miss Alice E. Young, both of Rock
lngham, were married at the Methodist
parsonage, by Rev. F. w. Lewis.
Miss May Beaton was taken sick at O.
MI. Bakers on George street Saturday with
severe cold that threatened to develop in
to pneumonia. She is at present improv-
ing.
Rev. f. W. Lewis will go Monday to
PerkInsville to attend the Montpelier Dis
trict Preachers meeting in session at that
place from Monday evening until Wednes-
day morning.
Rev. E. E. Marggraf officiated at the
funeral of Miss Selma Sanderson. aged 70.
at her late home in West Townshend
Thursday. The deceased lived with a
maiden sister and the interment was in the
family Loo near the home.
Rev. G. R. B. Dodge went to Sunapee
Tuesday to attend the meeting of the Sulli-
van County Union Sunday School conven-
ton where he gave the address last even
ing. From Sunapee he will go to Concord
Tor day or two, but will return for the
Sunday morning service when his theme
will be "a Prophet in Tears"
Among those attending the Vermont
State Christian Endeavor convention in
Woodstock are Col. E. G. Osgood, presi-
dent of the state association, and Mrs. Os-
good, G. w. Osgocd, Rev. j. H. Reid
Miss Alice jackson and Miss Gertrude
King. The names OF both Mr.. Reid and
Mr.. G. w. Osgood appear on the pro
gram.
A Scrooby club Of fifteen or twenty
members has been organized in the Con
gregational church for the study of Con
gregational church history. C. W. O.,
good is the leader of the club, and the Of
fcers chosen are: W. H. Black, president
Mrs. George E. WEIGH, first vice presi
dent; F. S. Adams, second vice president
Miss Abbie Leonard, secretary and treas
urer. The first meeting will be held to-
morrow evening at the home of the leader
Last week Tuesday Curnel McGowar
and Joseph Wear, both employed in the
work of laying the foundation for the block
on Canal street, had an alteration about
the mysterious disappearance of a fifty cent
piece that day. MCGOWAN charged
that the coin fell to the ground
from his trousers pocket and that Wear
picked it up. This Wear denied in strong
language and MCGOWAN struck him with q
shovel, cutting an ugly cash in his temple.
Legal action has been delayed, but Nor
day Mr.. Wear said he should take out
papers and proceed against MCGOWAN for
damages.