Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-12
Bellows Falls Locals.
S. j. McKewen was in town Monday.
H. S. Gray went to Boston Monday.


H. s. Gray went to Boston Monday.
TIE S trlng term at V A opens day.
Miss Nellie Dean passed Sunday in
.Putney. 49,
j j Fenton i, in Boston and New York
this week.
Miss Anne Chandler of Chester was in
town Monday.
The college students returned to ork
yesterday and today.
Mr. Flied Of Pntney spent Sunday " tn
his daughter, Juna.
Nj Ma rie Bailey Of Claremort i. a
guest at F. G. Flint's.
Mrs. Perley Whitaker joined her sister
in Massachusetts last week.
The square is now nearly dry and has
the appearance OF summer.
Miss Jessie Buchanan sang soprano in
the Baptist choir Sunday.
The recital by Mr.. Bertrand and pupils
will be given next Tuesday evening.
Euon Winch OF Lal edon, N. H., is the
new clerk at l.. G. & c. E. Howard's.
Miss Annie Dell etcher sang soprano
in he Congregations ,hurch choir Sunday
Miss Bernice McCarty Of Springfield
attended the Glee club concert Monday
evening.
Rev Mr.. Reid OF Leicester, Mass, wal
the eat of his brother, Rev. j. H. Reid,
yesterday.
Miss Bertha Capron is assisting in the
telephone Office this week in the absence Of
Miss Carruhers.
A stripged quintet from Beedle's orche'
tr will be one Of the attractions at tie
Choral Union Concert April Is.
Dana Pierce and William Barker were
in Burlington over Sunday. They attended
the "Junior Prom" at the o. V. M. last
week.
Miss Jennie Church sang in Emmanuel
church choir Sunday in the absence of Mis-,
Charlotte Day, who is visiting in Bosl on
and vicinity.
Mrs. S.W. Wilder, Jr. sings in the Port.
er Congregational church in Brockton,
and Mr.. Wilder plays church org n il
Concord, Mass.
The Universalist ladies will serve b. ar
supper in the vestry Of the church tomor'
row evening. The supper will be in charge
of Mrs. F. j. Hall and Mrs. George sher
man.
W. P. Brigham, formerly employed BY
H. D. Aldrich, and tor the past two year
by S. G. Hemenway in Walpole, goes thi
week to Amherst, N. H., where he vii
work for George E. Holbrook.
A. D. Beckwith and Mrs. Mary Goult
were married at the brides home in Lud
low Monday. After a short wedding triI
to Keene, Nashua and other points, they
will make their home in Ludlow.
Thomas Shaughnessey has sold his in
terest in the Bellows Fall, Plumbing com
pany and is now working in Halls pain
factory. The shop on Westminster stree
has been closed and it is understood tn
stock will be closed out.
The chorus work for the concert to b,
given by the Choral Union April 25 is pro.
crossing finely. The posters are out witt
a fine array of out of town talent. A spe
cial feature will be the solos by Miss Laur
Frances Eaton of Boston and Ezri Alfre,
Bertrand of Springfield
| Daniel Relihan, aged Al, died Of con
sumption at his home in North Walpol
last Saturday morning. The funeral wa
held from St. Peters church Monday morn
ling. Mr.. Relihan was cobbler and 70
a number Of years was employed by Dun
ham Bros. He is survived by wife an
three children.
Nellie J. Finn at the depot cafe receive
news of the death of her brother. Jerry r
Finn, by railroad accident Tuesday morn
ling. He was % years old and had bee
recently discharged from the United State
Marine Corps, where he had served in th
recent war with Spain. He was born i