Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-23

the family has summer cottage.
Misses Bessie, Marion and Ruth Wilson
lett Tuesday for Salisbury Beach, where
they are the guests of an aunt, Mrs.Morris
Clark.
Mrs. John Lineric and Miss Della Kill
leen, who have been at the Riverside hotel
in North Walpole tor the past three weeks,
have returned to their home in Boston.
c. II. Burr has purchased. a building lot
Of Philip Dc St. Croix on the Old Terrace
and has begun the construction of two
tenement house.
Mrs. McIntee and daughter, Miss Kath-
crime, returned last Saturday to their home
in Meriden, Conn, after several weeks
visit with relatives in North Walpole.
Thomas Keevers and wife OF Windsor
Locks, Conn.,, are expected tonight for
short visit with d. w. Riley and wife of
North Walpole.
Misses Ethel aud Annie Fullerton expect
to remove the most of their household
goods to Southbridge, Mass, next week.
They expect to make their home there with
Mrs. DR.. Reid, sister of Mrs Fuller toms.
Clinton, the eight month, old son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Shepard, died Sunday in
North Walpole. The funeral took place
Tuesday morning at the house, Rev. F.
W. Lewis officiating. The body was taken
to Walpole Tor interment.
l.. Wiener of Boston has opened new
store in the Cray block to be called "Wie.
ner's Bargain Store" He will sell boot
shoes and clothing. New plate glass win
dows are being put 10 and the store thor.
oughly repaired. 1t will be opened fol
business about Saturday.
The baseball game Saturday at Spring
field between Bellows. Falls and Spring.
field resulted in victory for the latter by
the score of Is to 2. The Bellows Falls
team has game Saturday at Claremont
1t should be an interesting game, as eacf
team has won game from the other.
Edward Newhall OF Roxbury, Mass.
manager of the Victor Coffee Advertising
car which was here over Sunday, sang I
solo at the Methodist church Sunday. Mr.
Newhall formerly travelled with Evangelis
Dunnett, who was here some tina ago, bu
was obliged to give up the work on &C
count OF poor health.
| Number paper machine of the Inter
national Paper company, which has beer
shut down several times on account OF no
water during the past two weeks, was start
ed up Monday morning by steam. Th'
engine which has been in the mill sine,
spring was connected with the machin,
Saturday.
Janet Eokford King, wife OF Stephel
Van Rensselaer, Townshend, and daughte
,f the late Col. Cornelius Low and Jane
DeKay King, died at Quogue,L l., Satur
day. Mrs. Townshend passed her girl
hood days in Bellows Falls and had man
friends here. Her brother Gerald went t
, to New York and his sisters home Sunday
Odd Fellows hall is Centennial block
being thoroughly repaired. Both the ban
lquet hall and the main assembly room ar
3 being newly painted and frescoed, ne,
carpets will replace the old ones, and tn
furniture will be newly upholstered. 1t
: estimated that something like $500 will b
: expended for the above improvements.
Miss Stella Durham, who has for Sc,
g, eral weeks been at her home at Barton
b vile, and has also attended the summt
school at Chester, is expected tomorro
h to spend the remainder of the week wit
n Mrs. F. M. Howard. Next Monday 81
goes to Green River, where she will teac
= a school during the coming year.
= The ladies' aid society of the church
Westminster will give a concert Frida
n night at s o'clock. Several prominent SIM
ers of this vicinity, including Miss Harri'
| w. CldIhc VI CdAUOuS hlVcT, anu NI1
Florence Goodhue of Westminster We
: will take part, also G. E. Buck of Bosto
- will sing solo, ard Miss Edith Alyc
. Goodrich of Emerson's school of orator
: will render several readings.
Charles Ernest White of this village, mo
a student OF Hartford Theological Sem
:, nary, preached at the old church in New
n bury, N. H., on Sunday last to large a,
dience of summer guests gathered from Vi
n rious points about Sunapee lake, notab
: among those present being Ssccf State Co
joni Hay and family. The sermon with tie,
: from II Samuel 22d chap 25-27 verses ha
h as its subject, "Man's Limitation OF God
Power" Mrs. Wilder gave one of b.
star solos at the same service.
}. One of our prominent citizens had
funny experience Friday night. Rune
o has it that when on his way home quit
late he discovered two men who were el
gagged in fighting and our friend started
at once to act as peacemaker and attemp
ed to stop the row, when to his astonisl
ment both scrapper turned on him and the
: didn't do thing but black one eye al
smash his Boston dip, spoil his collar an