Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-01
Bellows Falls Times.
SATURDAY, APRIL l, 1899.
Bellows Fails Locals.

list is about again.
Misses Ruth and Geneva Thayer are Wis
iting in Townshend tti, week.
Rev. J ii. r il delivered an address in
Springfield Thursday evening.
A r Il binson is able to be out after
quite long tussle with the grip.
Mrs. Sarah Davis, housekeeper for AID.
Beckwith, has gone to her home in Wes-
ton.
party of 20 enjoyed progressive
euchre at the home of j. T, Dodge on the
Old Terrace Wednesday evening
Mrs E L. Walker is in Grafton this
week at the home Of Judge Walker.
Rev. Albert Hammatt and wife are plan
ming to spend next W. k IN Boston.
II. A. Buemond has moved onto his
broth .r Johns farm in Rockingham.
A. C. Gibbs has finished work for the
We mo It Farm Machine company and gole
to jamestown, N. Y.
At meeting of the creditors Of Frank
B. Phelps, insolvent debtor, held Tuesday
c. E Capron was chosen trustee.
Stilwell & Pelkey and Mrs. L. Gates
Hadley will not hold millinery openings
until after Easter, possibly next week.
Mss Sarah Hulett left town this week
for Hinsdale, N. H., where she has Sc
cured the position as trimmer in MILL
merry establishment.
George w. Swift, who went to Brocton,
Mass, last fall, has been sick at his home
here du ing the past month. He does not
intend to return to Brocton.
Mss Flora Davis began work Monday
a, assistant in the millinery store of Still
well & Pe'key. Miss Josephine Platt is
al,o working for the same firm.
Mrs. W. w. Slate has returned from q
ay OF two OF three weeks with her sister
in Boston and is now entertaining her
nephews, Robert and Donald Alton of that
city.
Ms. Nellie Gaze was very pleasantly
surprised by number of friends at
her home On Atkinson street one evening
this week. The guests, though unexpect-
ed, were most ordlally received by the
hostess and made to pass an evening Of
much enjoyment.
Fred A. Whitaker, one of the repair
force OF the International Paper Co., and
Mrs. Sarah R. Buchanan we're quietly mar
ried Wednesday evening, Rev. E. E..
Marggrat officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
aker will make their home over the grocery
store OF F. J. Hall & Son on the Old Ter
race.
j. c. Clair, who is we'll known in Bel
lows Falls and is the New England agent
for the Illinois Central railroad, took a
party over his road in February to attend
Mardi Gras in New Orleans. In recent
issue of the Dorchester, Mass, Beacon, he
tells in well written letter of his many in
teresting experiences. If the article were
not SO long we should be pleased to re-
produce it.
Mrs. Pauline Howard has been in New
York and Bos ton lately, visiting the MILL
merry openings, in preparation for the par
lor millinery in which she will continue to
engage at her rooms on Rockingham street.
This season Mrs. Howard will carry small
stock Of goods for the the convenience OF
her patrons. During her absence in mark
ct, Mrs. A. Hobson of Gardner, Mass,
took charge Of the house.
George B. Allbee is exhibiting at his
store this week unique telephone for
office and short distance use. The one in
the store works excellently, and it is
claimed that the instrument will give good
service for distance of 1000 feet. The
instrument is manufactured to meet the
needs of large store or manufacturing
plant, and also affords cheap line of
communication between the Office and the
home.
The Song of Songs,-a poem of the at
fections,-An Interpretation. This is
course of sermons to be delivered by Rev.
c. R. B. Dodge IN the First Baptist church
on Sunday evenings at 6 o'clock. The
subjects of the Course will be as follows;
but the dates are subject to change: April
9, A Cantata on True Love; April 16,
The Poet and His Poem; April %, A Lily
Among Thorns; April 80, Loves Dream;
May z, The Kings Wooing; May IA. The
Impregnable Fortress; Nay 81, The
Lovers Reunited. There will be chorus
choir in charge of Mr.. A. II. Buchanan