Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-05-31
Roy Clark was in Brsttleboro yesterday.

hoy clark was IN brattleboro yesteruay'
A. f. Winnewisser was in Boston the
first OF the week.
Elvin Richardson of Williamsville is Wis
ting relatives here.
II. II. Chandler passed Sunday with his
parents in Boston.
The Epworth League sold about Is gal
Ions of ice cream at the Methodist church
yesterday.
Frank Weymouth of Walpole has re-
Gently purchased Herbert Watkins milk
route in Walpole.
T. H. Jones, who was the popular ca
terer at the Towns hotel cafe, has opened
restaurant in Engine hall on Rockingham
street.
Miss Margaret Cray, who has been
housed by sickness tor several days, is
able to resume her duties as clerk in the
Wales store.
The fellow employees Of the late Leonard
Goodnow in the machine room of the Yer
mont Farm Machine company attended the
funeral in body Saturday.
The Bellows Falls aggregation that went
to Brattleboro to play ball was defeated
to 3. Alec Phelps Of Westminster had
his nose broken before the game opened.
Do not forget that Miss Mary Danforth
speaks at the Methodist Episcopal church
this evening. She will probably give some
OF her thrilling experiences in Japan, and
those who fail to hear her will miss good
thing.
During bis remarks at the opera house
Monday evening Principal Crawford paid
Busby of the athletic team handsome
compliment for sacrificing his individual
ambition for the good of the school at the
meet in Claremont.
The Woman's Suffrage association opens
here Thursday evening instead of Friday
evening as stated elsewhere in this paper.
Friday evening the address will be by
Prof. H. B. Blackwell of Boston, husband
of Lucy Stone Blackwell, and a speaker
whom it is a pleasure to hear.
N. H. Cook, who for % years was in
the harness business where S. E. Howes
now is, was in town Saturday. He is now
in Putney in the employ Of w. E. Pierce
He recently made for w. M. Ware of that
town set OF harnesses which he thinks
are as good as any on the market.
The Bird club and limited number Of
guests will be given an address on Friday
evening at 8 o'clock at Miss Frances
Osgood's, by Miss Mary Mann Miller
daughter of Olive Thorne Miller. Mist
Miller is giving series Of bird talks a
Ludlow and the local club Is fortunate il
being able to secure her for this evening
Miss Miller will also go out on Saturday
morning with the club for walk in tht
fields.
The following district visitors have beer
appointed for Emmanuel parish: Mrs. Ed
gar Guild, Mrs. W. F. Perley, Miss EN-
ma Hapgood, Mrs. Albert Sawyer, Mrs
H. R. Thompson, Mrs. George B. Allbee
Mrs. C. H. Williams, Miss M. A. SWEET
Mrs: F. j. Blake, Mrs. George Whitney
Mrs. w. j. Conant, Mrs. William Green
The parish is divided into seven districts
six Of them being in the village and ont
outside, of which Mrs. Guild and Mrs
Perley will take charge. sh
The question that agitated the public
mind last evening was who is responsible
for the egregious blunder in selecting the
marshal and aids for the parade yesterday
The marshal, D. M. Thayer, is dealer il
cemetery supplies; three of the aids, Rud.
den, Miner, Gorham are doctors Keefe i.
an undertaken. So tar there isn't break
but some one should be held strictly to &C
count for adding to the force Whitman, q
grocer, instead of some capable represen.
tative of the clergy. 1t is too late to rem
edy the blunder this year, but those having
the parade in charge next year should be
OH their guard against such an error O
judgment.
The music store and entire corner lot OF
Henry street belonging to G. L. Barber
have been sold to DR.. A. A. Miner, who
will take possession Of the property in about
three months time. At present DR.. Miner
intends to make no great changes beyond
remodeling that part of the block which hal
been occupied by the music store into al
office room for himself and g tenement, into
which he will move his family as soon as i
is completed. Later the property may un
dergo more radical changes. Mr.. Barber
will practically rebuild the barn at the real
of his residence on Atkinson street to NEE
the requirements of the music store, which
will then face on the extension of Henry
street.
Death of Mrs. Mcnamara.
Mrs. Ellen McNamara, wife of Jame