Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-15
Bellows Falls Locals.

week.
William Robertson of Putney was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. c. F. Perry and children OF South
Keene are visiting at A. r. Perry's.
James j. Hackett Of Boston is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james Hackett.
The Farr house on the corner OF Henry
and South streets is being newly painted
Mrs. Barney Cannon. Jr. returned from
her trip to Washington and the south last
week.
Mrs. B, Bowen and her mother, Mrs.
Townshend, OF Springfield passed Thurs
day with friends here.
Mrs. Herbert Dedrick Of Norwich,
Conn.,, is visiting her parents, Mira and
Mrs. Philip De St. Croix. -
H. b. Fitzsimmons is to remodel the
house he lives in on Cherry street, making
it three stories high and adding an ell.
A socable will be held at the parish
house of Emmanuel church on Thursday
evening, April 20, at 8 o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
The coming boat race between England
and America by w. j. Peterson is an
attraction in the show window of Exner &
Holmes
The theme of the sermon at the Congre-
gational church tomorrow evening at 7.30
,, will be lessons from the Fire" There
will be special music.
Next Wednesday evening in Union hall
there is to be sparring exhibition of
eight rounds between Henry Person Of
Fitchburg and Francis P. Ward of St.
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hall went last
Saturday to New York, where they will
spend the spring and early summer, and
where their son Melvin has already been
placed in school.
George A. Goodspeed went to New
York last week to take the two saddle
horses of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hall
to that city, where they were placed in the
Darling Riding Academy.
The recital to be given by E. A. Der
trand and pupils will be in the vestry of
the Universalist chulch next Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. W. S. Durham as pianist,
and Miss Caroline Belle Howe reader. !, J,
The annual election of the Lodge OF the
Temple, F. & A. NJ, was held Thursday
evening, resulting as follows W, H. Tay-
lor, W. M. C. H., Robb, S. W.; F. G.
Lewis, J. W.; George l. Whitney, secre-
tary A. L. Field, treasurer.
F. j. Blake made some excellent photo
gra phs of the hotel ruins and they are on
sale at Winnewisser's news stand and at
G. E. Capron's. He sent negative to
Boston Thursday morning and cut ap-
peared in yesterdays Globe.
Reserved seats for the Choral Union
concert will be on sale at Williams & Cos
on and after next Thursday, April 20. All
persons holding associate membership tick
cts can purchase seats for the concert one
day in advance of the regular sale.
Patrick Harry of Saxtons River and P.
j. Keane, employed by the Bellows Falls
Electric Light company, have leased the
north store in the Farr block and will open
a new shoe store in the near future. 1t is
understood Mr.. Keane will retain his pres
ent position and Mr.. Harry will look after
the store.
Rev. Amos Holbrook died Monday at
his home in Sturbridge, Mass, Of Bright's
disease. He was formerly pastor of the
Congregational church at Saxtons. River.
His wife and daughter have~died during
the past year, and he leaves two daughters
and one son.
The International Paper company is
being somewhat inconvenience by short
age OF logs, though the supply drawn from
the river last summer was larger than usual.
About ten car loads day are used, the
greater part of which are being imported
from Canada.
What might be termed an ''introduc-
ton" party. was given by Mrs. H. B. Jack
son and Miss Alice Jackson last evening at
their home on Atkinson street. About %
young men were present, among them sew
eral newcomers in town. Vocal and in
strumental music, sociability and refresh
ments were the features Of the evening.
In the cast OF David Belasco's 1.-THE
Heart of Maryland" which is to be pre-
sented in this city shortly, Miss Alma
Kruger by her rendition OF the character Of
the heroic and self-sacrifcing Maryland
Calvert it is said has gained recognition in
popular regard and critical estimate as one
of tAs-most impassioned and dramatically
effective artists now prominent upon the
American stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Durham wish to
thank their kind neighbors and friends and
the people of the village for the splendid
service rendered them during the FIRE
Wednesday evening. They found willing
hands on all sides and the furniture and
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