Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-12-07
BRATTLEBORO

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Rra,,o speaker KitTedge Haskias, visited the
| laf, eooro retreat Tuesday OF last week and
,nh nv Nwn on the IL 05 ttain for Rutland,
t;on they were to visit the house of correc-
tba;r After Thanksgiving they continued
Other a m,.estigations at Waterbury and at
''her slate institutions.
a,, "a special meeting of the Western Aque.
sh association voted an assessment of $5
n. ,,a;are, one half PAYABLE at the Vermont
o,h .opal bank on or before December l, the
o'ner half in one year.
ine United States district court has granted
~ 'sSSharge to William j. Tucker of Burling-
'on' bankrupt.
W rev and Mrs W. H. Collins are in New
maven for a fortnight's visit with relations.
temple Bros, under the direction of their
Supeilhtendent, Emerson Estabrook of BEN
nnston, will at nce begin work on the new
,et ,ea tomb for Morningside cemetery.
s, Wnt 10 feet square, inc osing the entire
st.nucture, and heated with two large coal
STOVES, will be used during the winter by
aye number of men employed on the
s!rscture The granite will perhaps be quar-
rleu at Dummerston and fitted under this
canvas 1t is this purpose of the contrsc ors
i ~ oomplete tomb early in the spring, regard
less OF weather.
Z; y, Ray OF the Boston and Maine rail-
ROAD brought to the hospital in Springfield,
Mass, November %, young Cunningham of
~ ntmhners1' who, while employed in excavating
az ,ne west river bridge, sprained his ankle
anu broke several small bones in the instep
py the caving in of several tons of earth.
Warren Fifield of Cabot, William c Ste
Vens OF Burlington and Edward L. Bills of
81 Hloans have been adjuegsd bankrupt by
ms United States district court. Discharges
nave been granted to M @ Dorman, George
u, Lenear and Louis S. Coburn.
Mrs r. P;oa con r..z. -
street last week, fracturing her left ann.
A1tcr being attended by DIR. d. P. Webster,
sne was taken to her home in Chesterfield.
Kew DIR. F. E Marble has moved into j.
"A f1tlen's new house on the corner of Oak
and Chaplin streets.
In the case of Miss Annie H. Lawrence
against George H. Hall, for services as
nurse, Justice Mortified decided that the
plalntiif was entitled to recover the full
amount of her bill, $73, and costs The de-
iendant appealed to the county court. Mar
tin q Gibson appeared tor plaintiff and II. G..
Barber for defendant.
The annual Thanksgiving service was held
at the Congregational church, with SER
mon by Rev. H. r. Miles. The sunrise meet
ing was held in the vestry of the Universal
list church.
Col g. H. Bond, who has been in the coal
business for many years, has sold out to
Hiram f. Wetherhead of West Brattleboro.
Rev. E. Bradford Leavitt was the Thanks
giving guest of DIR. and Mrs. 8. E Lawton.
Fred Durgin has brought suit in the county
court against Charles and II. G. Clark for
alternating the affections of his wife.
Mrs. Barna A. Clark is critically ill.
William G ,odrich began Thursday his
duties as assistant treasurer of the Puritan
Trust company OF Boston. He is. the son of
Mrs. Kate f. Goodrich of Grove street.
Miss Florence E. White, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Noyes H White, and Charles H
Fawcett, son Of DR. and Mrs. G L. Fawcett,
and member of the firm of Fawcett Bros
of Brooklyn, N. Y, were married at the
home of the brides parents at noon Thurs
day. Rev @ s O-good officiating. Mrs.
Fred Cressey played the wedding march, and
the hou>e was decorated with evergreens,
palms and ropes of laurel. The best man
was DR. Charles V, Weber of Torrington,
Coun. the bride wore gown of gray veil
tine lace, and was attended by her sister,
Miss Marjorie G White, who was gowned in
figured organdie over green taff5ta Mr. and
Mrs Fawcett left on the afternoon train for
Brooklyn, where they will live. Among the
out-of town guests were Mr. aud Mrs George
Fawcett CT Brooklyn and George Raley OF
g iers Falls, N Y.
Greenfield, Mass brings sadness to his rela-
tions and many friends here where, for up
wards OF 20 years, he was in the drug bust
ness. He warden in st. Mchael's
Episcopal church, member of the Masonic
fraternity and was prominent in social al
fairs He was man of kindly and charitable
nature, assisting every worthy individual and
home in Greenfield, the body was brought
to Brattleboro on the ii 10 train Monday for
burial in the family lot in Prospect Hill GEN.
etery.
William White of Newfane has filed a
a petition in bankruntcy, his Liabilities being
$3.50 and assets 1892, of which he claims
1882 exempt.
Frank Hart, who was found dead in Will
liam Porter's barn on Taylor hill in Winhall
Wednesday, is said to have come from
Springfield, Mass.
Charles E. Glidden Of Putney, has been
summoned to Boston because of the serious
illness OF Nine. Giidden.
Fred G. Crosby and Miss Agnes G. Cos
grove were quietly married at the high
street home OF Mr.. and Mrs K @. Cosgrove
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev Q S.
Osgood, only the family OF the groom being
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby left on the
afternoon train for Springfield, Mass. and af-
ter brief wedding journey will make their
home in Springfield, VT.
Daniel Manning was before Justice New
ton Friday morning for drunkenness and in
decent conduct. On examination he was
found to be insane and committed to the
Brattleboro retreat.
The Brattleboro women's club met with
Mrs. George G. Averill Friday afternoon. An
interesting musical program was furnished
by the guests.
DR.. George F. Gale has been reelected
president of the society for prevention OF
cruelty to animals and Mrs. Mary Wander
secretary.
DIR. j w. Gregg has sold half of his patent
device for boiling eggs to Herbert 0. Edgar
ton and D. D Dunklee of Greenfield.
Author ana President.
All the testimony in regard to Haw-
thorne is that he was not only shy, but