Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22

Mrs. w. E. Rowell is clerking for J. G.
Day & Co.
Mrs. Edwin Baker is very sick with
pleurisy.
c. H. Osgood of Boston visited at hi:
home here Wednesday.
Dan Campbell is attending the English
and Classical Institute in Rutland.
A telephone has been placed in the office
of H. ID. Ryder and III. c. Elliott.
Mrs. Bert Hoffman of Lebanon, N. H.,
visited at E. E, Ferguson's this week.
S. ID. Mcleod has sold the model hanc
laundry to Bert Spring, the young man who
has been working for him.
Beedle's orchestra will meet with tht
choral union for rehearsal Monday even
ing at the opera house.
Henry Wolcott of Rochester began worl
as stenographer tor the Vermont Farm
Machine company last week.
Rev. F. w. Lewis was chosen assista nj
secretary of the Vermont conference which
is in session this week at Newport.
The house of the Pine Dell boat club hal
been burned, by sparks from a locomotive
probably. 1t cost $500 and was insured
tor $3.50.
Mrs. E. A. Field and children left las
night for their new home in Barre, where
Mrs. Field will continue to represent TIT
Viavi treatment.
Mrs. M. L. Bowers, who has been il
Evanston, ILL.,, through the winter, is ex
pected back very soon to reopen hel
house on Hapgood street.
A party of High school pupils visited J
E. Stoddard's maple grove in Rockingham
last evening and tested the quality of hi
excellent syrup and sugar.
H. M. Amadon ha, discontinued hi
jewelry auctions, but has not yet decided
where he will move to. He does not ex
pect to have to vacate quite as early al
May 1.
1t is expected that the Quarterly Con
ference of the Woodstock Baptist Asso-
citation will meet in the Baptist church Of
this place next Tuesday morning and after
noon.
Mr.. Dodge's subject tomorrow morning
will be "The Meeting House as the Elk
ponent OF the Religious Life of Commu
nifty" His evening subject will be "Tht
Lily Among Thorns.
A survey of Pine street Thursday dis
Covered two iron posts which seem to es
tablish the line of the street. These place
the property Of E. G. Fairbank not ovel
4 IL feet in the highway.
William W. Ford, who works for S. w
Stewart, and Florence E. Goddard O
Claremont were married in Windso
April 10, by Rev. E. N. Goddard, pastor
of ST. Paul's church OF that place.
The firm of John Robertson & Son
paper manufacturers, have moved their Of
fee from the bank block to the mills unde
the hill. The Robertson Paper compan.
still continue their office in the bank block
E.. j. Knapp, living in the upper part o
Mrs. Upham's house on Atkinson street
has purchased farm in Townshend ant
will move his family there soon. He vii
continue his business here with E. j
Knapp & Co:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Beckwith, who bav
been here this week packing their house
hold goods preparatory to their remova
to Ludlow, will spend Sunday in Chester
returning for few days before takin.
their final departure.
The high water Of the present week ha
seriously interfered with the operation o
the mills. Thursday the news machine
and few pulp grinders were the onl,
machines moving in the International plant
The water was going down last night.
The kindergarten at the Universalis
church, which meets at the time of morn
ing preaching service, starts off success
fully. Children between the ages of three
and one-halt and seven are cordially vel
come. Mrs. Hammatt, the pastors wife
is in charge.
The Bellows Falls telephone directory
has been distributed this week. This is
handy continuance and will doubtlessly b,
appreciated by telephone patrons. Sew
eral of the directories have been LETT at the
TIMES Office for free distribution, and any
desiring them are invited to call.
P. Fleming and Deputy Sheriff Alonzc
Starkey of Brattleboro we're up Thursday
to sell the stock Of the Bellows Fall
Plumbing Co. at auction. Mr.. Fleming
desired to sell the stock in lump ant
there were no bidders. 1t is understood
the stock will be taken to Brattleboro.
The clearance sales of shoes continu,
with undated vigor. Durham Bros go
an early start Tuesday, but Keefe whc
opened Wednesday has been making rapid
progress. A large force of statesmen are
employed in both stores and the prospec,
for continued large sales seems good.