Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-12-14
BRATTLEBORO.

The commemorative exercises at the andi-
forum tonight in observance of the Tooth
anniversary of the death of George Washing.
ton, will consist of the reading of Washing
tons farewell address, music by male quar-
tet and short speeches by citizens of the town.
II. K. Taylor will preside. Mr.. Taylor and
G. H. Bond will represent the Grand Army,
G. F. r. JENNIE the Sons of Veterans, and
Mrs. George B. White aud Mrs.H H. Thomp.
son the Daughters of the Revolution.
Samuel H. Morse administrator of John M.
Ingram's estate of Newfane, rendered his
final account to the probate court Monday,
distribution being made according 10 the
| terms of the will, though the heirs have en-
| tered into stipulation by which the property
| is divided differently-James Dunlevy has
been appointed guardian of John B. Dun
levy.
The Professional club held meeting at
| the Brooks house Tuesday evening, when DIR.
j. w. Gregg read a paper on "Christian sci
ence," the discussion bsing led by Rev. R. F.
Lowe.
| The women of st. MichaePs Episcopal
church had sale of fancy articles, aprons
and home made candy at the home of Mrs.
George Tyler Tuesday evening.
| The fve-months old son of L. B. Yauvey
died Sunday afternoon and was buried Mon
| day in the Catholic cemetery.
c. Fred Childs, who is travelling around
| the world, has just returned to Japan after
| four weeks stay in Manila.
G. M. G. Richardson is i'll with pneumonia
| at his home on Green street.
| Bratteboro dairymen are making extensive
arrangements for the Vermont dairymen's
| meeting, to be held the second week in Janu-
airy. Grange hall and Festival hall will be
| used for the exhibition of dairy products and
| machinery. Prominent speakers will be
| present, among them Coy. Hoard OF Wis
| consin, IL. E. Alvord, chief of dairy division
| OF the department of agriculture, Washington,
D. g.; G. M. Whitaker, editor of New Eng
| land Farmer and Grange Homes; III. H Dean,
! professor of dairy hushandry,o of Guelph Ont.
Prof. j. L. Hills of the Vermont experiment
station. The women's auxiliary will hold
public meeting the first evening, Mrs. Janet
| Hills of the Boston cooking school, Mason
Stone, state superinte n dent of edu cation, and
others speaking. Provisions have been made
| for banquet at the Brooks House Wednes-
| day evening, when Gov. Smith, ex-Gov.
Hoard, U nited States District Attorney !. L.
| Martin, Speaker Kittredge Haskins, Superin-
tendent Stone and others will speak. Col.
| Hooker will act as POSTMASTER. Leitsinger's
| orchestra will furni h music. Dairy men from
| ali parts OF Vermont and neighboring states
| are expected to attend the meeting, while the
| butter and cheese exhibit will be one of the
best ever made in Vermont.
George Dorset, who committed suicide at
Jamaica Monday, was until last June an at
| 'Ohuaut at tno oIaIticDoIo Ictrcdt, DSinS as-
sistant supervisor there for several months.
He married Miss Nellie White, who was as.
sistant supervisor of the women's depart.
| ment.
| The Young Mems Christian association
basket ball team will play the Dartmouth
team next Monday at Hanover and on their
return will play Saxtons River the following
| day.
| Rev. G. o. Day will preach at the Center
| Congregational church Sunday, assisting in
the reorg aniz alton exercises at the Guiiford
church in the afternoon.
The annual stipend of $400 allowed the
stoc kholders of the Brattleboro and White
hall railroad has just been paid.
| F. H. Davis took possession Tuesday of
Ferriter's express business, which he bought
| last week.