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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-02

r Miss Grace Scollay returned hom
thursday after spending few weeks a
East Poultney.
f. b. Locke and wife have returned
home from Sunapee lake, where Mrs
Locke spent the month of August.
Charles Baker ,pent Wednesday ant
and Thursday at Keene.
Ellsworth Richardson and family spen
Sunday with friends at Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Fred Hartley, Lewis Tenney, S S
Whlpple and DR.. F. l. Osgood are goins
to have Richardson & Boynton's hot al
furnaces placed in their homes by f b
Locke & Co. The Richardson & Boyn
ton furnaces are the most powerful heater
on the market.
Healey & Bigelow's entertainment vii
be given tonight at Odd Fellows hall
They will go from this place to South Lon
donderry.
Miss Harriette Walker is working il
Walter b. Glynn's store.
G. M. Richardson has returned to hi
home at Haverhill, Mass, after passing 81,
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
G. Richardson.
Henry Bros, the worlds greatest magi
cans, will give an entertainment mex
Monday evening at Odd Fellows hall
Frank M. Taft and wife of Glens Falls
who have been summering on the coast o
Maine, are now visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Taft.
M. c. Richardson and wife vi.ite,
Thursday at William Perry's in Towns
hend.
Miss Eta johnson, who has been spend
ing the summer with her aunt, Mrs. M. P
Barry, went to Providence, r. l., yester
| day to make visit with her cousin, Henr,
Barry, before returning to her home a
Washington, D. G.
Prot. Sidney Bailey and wife returned
yesterday to their home at Swampscott.
Miss Lucy Allen of East Barnard ant
B. A. Rowe of Winchester, Mass, arr
guests at Mrs d. j. Bemi,'
c. H. Douglas of Pttsfeld is working
in c. W. Osgood's barber shop.
The remains Of d. Kellogg Foster, the
son of Ms. j. H. Foster, were brough
here for burial yesterday. Mr. Foster wa.
/ a prominent and esteemed citizen of Chel
sea, where he passed away at his hom.
June 10Th. The funeral services were helc
at his home Sunday, June 18th, Rev. N
I. Whitaker, D. D., of Mt. Bellinghan
Methodist church officiating. There wa
large attendance of relatives and friends
2oO knights of Malta attending in body
and performing the burial service of the
order also escortiuo the hodv IN tba tomb
where it was placed waiting for burial a
his widow had not decided where the
remains should be buried. She is nov
prostrated with her grief and finally con
sented for the remains to be brought to hi
native home, in charge of his brother, Z
K. Foster of Boston.
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NORTH CHESTER

Ira Brooks has moved his family into the
tenement OF Fred Damon's house lately va.
Gated by Mrs. Laura E. Marsh, who has
moved into the Sherwin house, opposite the
Universaist church.
Mrs. Minerva Lockwood went to her
home in Proctorsyille Wednesday, alter
several weeks at A. M. Richardson's
while Miss Julia was having an outing al
Eagle camp.
Misses Julia and Myra Richardson re.
turned Wednesday from Eagle camp OF
Lake Champlain, where they have spent q
few weeks.
James j. Richardson is taking a vaca-
ton and is passing few days with friend
in Hartlaud. Ned Larkin is taking hi.
place in the creamery during his absence
Robert Clark Of Brooklyn, N. Y, wa,
a guest of his cousin, Mrs. Frances M
Sherwin, a day or two last week.
| Frank M Hollen returned home Mon
tday from a weeks vacation spent in Wor
caster, Leomlnstev and Springfield, Mass
Charlie Powell OF Shrewsbury worked il
f. G. Fsrr's store while he was away.
Miss Lillian Holden passed few day
| thc H!sb Vi lulS Wcch Ill OpTluSuelu Will
her uncle, Henry Holden and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Allen witt
Master Henry have returned to their home
here after an absence of several weeks
spent at their cottage at Lake Pleasant
Mrs Callie Pollard and son, Arthur B
| Pollard, took carriage drive to Williams
vile recently, and are guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. B. Lamb fer two or three days
| Deacon Henry Bond has been quite sicl
for few days with heart trouble.
Mr. ard Mrs. c. Ii. Waterman and sor
Gardner have return el from their fortnight
outing at Eagle camp, Plattsburg, N. Y
and Shrewsbury.
Arthur B. Pollard and J.. R. Stoodle,
took carriage drive to Grafton, Friday
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CHARLESTOWN.

DIR. Mary Parks Putnam OF Boston spent
q portion If the week in town, the guest OF
Frank Putnam and vile.
The social event of the week was an as
sembly by theI o. o F. at their hall.
Misses Emma Parker and Flora Slough
ton go to New Bedford Monday.
Miss Mary Flnlay Ie'urned today to her
school duties in Concord, Mass.
Rev r A. Green and wife of Lowell
spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Mary
Parker.
Miss Helen Clapp returned Friday night
from a trip to Boston and Nashua.
Mr.. Trsvers of Bellows Falls is in town
painting the house OF Mr. Randall on East
Street. MIR. Trasers was a resident o.
Charlestown 20 years ago.
/ Mr.. Newton, who has purchased the
shoe store of James Hunt, will take pos
session September 10, and will occupy th,
house owIel BY Mrs. Caroline Easter OF
+ East street. Mr.. Newton will also con
tinue the mileage book business as conduc'
ed by Mr.. Hunt.
Edward Gilehrist, who spent some week
in town earlier in the season, is again ber
at Squirrel Inn. He is on g two year
vacation from government service in Chin
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spoke of good citizenship and Of the Inn
possibility of it or of patriotism without
love of home
DR.. Myron Adams, dean of Atlanta
university, also a native of this place
made the opening prayer. The address
OF welcome was made by Deacon Adams
telling the visitors of their welcome to
their old home. There was vocal music
by Miss Ada Loveland and Miss Effie J,
Bates and by the male quartet.
In the athle.A, events which followed Chas
Cuthbert won both the mile run and the
100 yard dash. Little of Keene won the
mile bicycle dash. In the evening the older
people gathered in the chnrch vestry and
spent an evening long to be remembered.
The younger people gathered in the town
hall and listened to an entertainment given
by the band followed by dance, The
people that took in the celebration are
estimated to be over 500.
Mr.. Geo. Learoyd of Sangus, Mass, is
visiting Miss Wanna Mack.
Mrs Addie Mcdonald is visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. Frank Hastings and children spent
last week at Geo. B. Rawsons.
A large number Of Gilsum's people at
tended the Old Home Day celebration in
NARROW last Thursday.
Mrs l.. E. Gates of Nashua is visiting
her father Mr.. l.. w. Wilder.
The village school opens Sept. II, with
the same teachers as during the spring term.
The school in the west part of the towr
opens Septembr 4,with Miss Addie Gravin
as teacher.
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each side were replanked now it would be
appreciated by the public.
Our genial attorney, II, II. Blanchard
is rejoicing over the advent of a baby Cir
in his family August 80.
Miss Anna Farmer of Bellows Falls i.
visiting her friend, Miss Edna Lockwood
this week.
Fred Zuill has started livery stable al
Millers barns on Valley street.
New machinery is arriving for the Geal
Shaper shop.
Miss Bernice McCarty left Tuesday fol
johnson, VT, where she is to take 6
course OF study at the normol school.
There will be concert and ball eacl
evening of the fair, 9th and 6th at the
opera house from to 8.
Will Putnam of Winchendon, Mass.
and Irving White omb of w oodstock wer,
In town Friday.
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SAXTONS RIVER.

Miss Sarah Bates of Chester visited
Miss Nellie Stearns the first of the week.
Mr.. Peabody and wife of Chester visited
their sister-in-aw, Mrs Dean, last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Lewis Tenney.
Mrs Emma Pratt and family expect to
move some time this monh, to Readsboro.
George Sherwin has returned to bis
home in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Fred Hartley and family had to
leave the farm Thursday on account of the
spripg driving up. Mrs Hartley is stop
ping at Ms. r E. Smiths and Miss
Whi'ehil and theIchidr en- are at Mrs VIII
bur's.
E P. Taft has returned home after as
sisting the Keene and Bellows Falls bands
for few days. Fay o good has been in
the photog' aphic studio during ths absence
Of Mr. Tat.
MISS F. Pettengill went to Boston last
Tuesday.
Miss Flora Coleman returned home
Tuesday after a two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. G. Bullock, in Fitchburg,
Mass
c. w. Osgood has recently added tt
his stock all the leading periodicals and the
latest sheet music.
Mrs. James Hegwood and Mrs Conant
and son, who have been visiting at Mrs
Coleman's for two weeks, have returned t.
their homes at Concord, Mess.
Mrs. E. Houghton and her son returne,
home Thurs ay after spending a weel
with her sister at Haverhill, Mass.
Wafer Bailey spent Wednesday an,
Thursday, with his brother at ProctorsviIle
Mr.. and Mrs. butcher have gore t
4 Wsllinpford on their bicycles. Wayn
Thompson is working for Mr.. Edison dun
ING the absence OF Mr.. Du.cher.
c S. Frost of Keene was in town Thur.
day.
A gard panorama exhibition OF the lat
civil war and views of the Cuban ard Phi
ioIne war will be exhibited next Mcnds
evening, September 4, at the Bapti
church. .fIo
Mrs. A. w. Aiken has gone to Hin
} dale, Mass to visit for about month.
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CHESTER

M IS belle Rounds has new Shubert
piano.
Miss Emma Henry, who hiss been at the
Fullerton Tor week, returned Wednesday
| to her home in Concord. Hugh Henry,
Jr., who bas been spending several weeks
here, returned with her.
Willis Abbott OF Bacre is the guest of
his brother, III. E. Abbott.
The Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a
picnic at the Tarbell Farm Tuesday after
noon.
The Congregational Sunday school held
their annu4l picnic Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Irma Livingstone of this place and
Perle G. Thomas of Lebanon were united
in marriage by Rev. G. r. b. Dodge at
Bellows Falls, Monday, August 2S.
The work of laying the concrete still
progresses. 1t has now been placed on
the premises OF Albert Reed on lower Main
street, Charles Walker and A n Chand-
Ter on Main street, Mrs Foster and Mrs
Davis on Grafton street and John Green
wood, Factoryville.
Mrs. j. A. Pollard is i'll.
George Waldron and wife returned on
Thursday from two weeks visit in New
Hampshire.
A large party from here will witness the
Newport-Springheld baseball game at
Springfield this afternoon.
The ladies' whist club will be entertained
by Mrs. j. r. Richardson next week
Thursday instead OF Wednesday. The
postponement is on account of the Spring
field fair.
F. L. Junkins has been connecting the
city water with the Fullerton, the new resi-
dence of w. S. Pollard and the watering
trough at the loot of the park.
Mrs. Herbert Hall is quite.ill.
Mrs. Henry Jones OF Northampton is
| the guest OF her brother, Jason Jones'
Jason Jones, who has been quite ill, is
| able to be about again.
| Il. s. Leonard and son of Bellows Fall.
were in town Tuesday afternoon.
| H. E. Shaw of Wales, Mass, has been
a recent visitor at FL. X. Whites.
Henry Bond is seriously i'll at bis home
at Chester Depot village.
&, Harvey Gould is making extensive inn
provements to his home on Depot hill.
Frank Sherwin and wife from Amherst
were guests at A N. Chandler's Thursday
| Miss Rowena Pollard and Miss Anna
Sargent have returned TO their work in
Kentucky.
Charles Pope and wife, Miss Grace B.
Hooker and Mrs. Henry Q Norton Of
Cambridge, Mass. ARE guests of Mrs Frank
M. Smith.
Mrs. Henry Norton, Jr., and daughter
of Cleveland, o., who have been visiting
Mrs. Frank Smith, have returned to theil
home.
&. II. Perry and wife are enjoying car.
riage drive through Keene, Gardner, Wor-
cester to Medway, Mass, where they will
visit their daughter.
There will be regular meeting of Mis-
pah Chapter, No. 40, 0. E. S., next Tue,
day evening.
The schools OF the town will begin Tues
day, September 5,with the following teach
ers No l, Winnie Head; 3, Mrs.J.W
Crandall; 4, Grace Sergeant; z, Blanche
French s, Annie E. Woodward IL, Mrs
| A S Chandler; 15, Miss Frances Learned
16, Isabelle Keenan,; 20, primary, Mrs
Sylvia Sherwin; intermediate, Helen X
Lawrence; grammar, l.. E. Sherwin prin
cipal, high, G. F. Prior; assistant, Vida E
Dunbar.
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Glorious News

Comes from DIR. D. b. Cargile, of Washita
1. T. He writes: ''Four bottles of Elt ctriC
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Washing Crooks and Milk Vessels

A great deal depends upon the care OF
crooks or pans in which milk is kept.
They should he washed as soon as possible
after being used. Rin.e first with cold
water, then wash thoroughly inside and
out with hot water, in which enough OF
Gold Dust Washing Powder has been dis
solved to make good suds Finish by
rinsing with scalding water; wipe dry and
set out, With right side up, IN the fresh all
and sunshine, and they viii be clean ant
sweet. 1on
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SPRINGFIELD.

Business is booming at the shoe factory
now. They are working over time to fill
orders.
One of our oldest residents, Mrs.
Caroline Coffin, died Thursday at the
residence of her son, Edward Hatch, aged
IS years, months.
The entries for the races at the fair next
Tuesday and Wednesday are all filled.
On Tuesday will be the 2-50 and 2-26
classes. Wednesday. 240 class, free for
all and local races. Horses called at 80
p. m. each day Tuesday afternoon there
will be a hot game between the Spring
field and Bellows Falls ball team, the lat
ter is entirely college team.
The Agricultural society have put in
new foot bridge across the river at the
ice house. This II a substantial one.
! Our town fathers have had the roadwa.
Of the bridge over the falls newly doubl
planked this week. If the footwalks ol
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Stevens Farm
Agency,
Do You Want to Sell
Your Farm or Home?

II so, we respectfully solicit the privi-
iege of finding a purchaser for the same;
We make specially of selling Farms and
Village Homes, and believe our facilities
to be unsurpassed. We do not require
you to sign any contract, and make no
charge of any kind unless we furnish
a purchaser. You are at liberty to with
draw the estate from our hands at any
time. We with to add FIVE hundred farms
to our ist this spring, and have made
arrangements with w. B. Carpenter to
examine and send US full description
with Photo. il possible. We not on.y
advertise in the Boston papers, but will
publish a Farm list which will be mailed
free TO any possible purchaser.
Drop card to, or call on w B. Car
peuter, Bellows Fails, Vt, and he will
give the matter prompt attention.
L. NJ. STEVENS,
Herald Building,
Boston, Mass.
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A CIergyman's Experience.

MD JUMP D. D. Saratoga Sp-iags,
writes ut affords me great pleasure to
testify to the value of Henry & Johnson's
Arnica and Oil LiDimeDt, which / used
with the most satisfactory results. Not
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dura ion OF the tonsils. After trying sew
eral remedies bethought me Of your hbi-
ment, and by single application over
night the trouble was entirely removed
and was able to go on with my work"
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BAKER JUNK 90.

WHoLEsALE DEALERS IN TIN, GLASS AND
WOODEN WARE.
We paw cash for old rubber and metals,
and ex change goods for ali kinds of COM
modtt les, In Guiding rags, old rope. sacktng,
folded newspapers, hens feathers. wool
sheep's pelts, calf skins, fur, wood and lum-
ber ard farm products of all kt,ds. Agent
wanted IN 10 business on the road for us;
sacks furnished on satisfactory guaranty.
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Send 10 cts. in Silver

for set of Infants Wardrobe Patterns.
Babies Outfits Furnished. Send for prices.
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WESTMINSTER WEST.

The Westminster West Dramatic Club
will give the drama entitled Under the
Laurelsn in the Town Hall at Westminster
Saturday evening, September End.
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ANDREWS BICYCLE WORKS.

Repairing OF all Kinds done by expel
fenced workmen. Bicycle repairing. key!
etc, at lowest Cash Prices.
CANAL ST, LLLLOWs FALLS, VT.
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GILSUM.
RAWSON-HAMMOND.

A very pretty home wedding took place
at the home of Mrs. Mary Hammond last
Monday, Aug. %, when her daughter,
Agnes D., and Frank L. Rawson of Sui
livan were married in the presence Of
about thirty relatives and friends the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Herbert
Walker of Sullivan.
The bride wore a white organdie muslin
dress trimmed with satin ribbon.
She was attended by six bridesmaids,
Misses Fannie V. Loveland, Alice E..
Adams, Bertha E. Mark, Lillian Caldwell,
Annie E. Kingsbury and Ada Loveland.
The room was beautifully decorated
with flowers. Among the presents was an
upright piano given by Mr.. Henry Rawson
father of the groom, also a dinner set
given by DIR. Mines, an uncle of the
groom, and many other beautiful ones.
After refreshments were served the
| bridal pair started for wedding trip; on
their return they will reside in Sullivan.
Rev. Silvanus Hayward of Globe village
occupied the pulpit last Sunday. Mr..
Hayward is a resident of this town and
former pastor his many friends were very
glad to see him and hear one of his
excellent sermons.
OLD HOME DAY.
The Old Home Day celebration was 8
great feature in Gilsum's history. The
day was perfert, business was sus
pended and everybody set in for s
regular reunion. The program OF the
celebration began at 8 o'clock in the
morning by a concert on the band stand
by Gilsums' brass band.
At 10 o'clock there was a street parade
which proved very amusing. Two com
panies of the New Hampshire nationa
guard of Keene, under Capt. Carle Rec,
participated, also Ashuelot grange No. 129
team representing Hoskins mica mine an
a number of others. A J Hoskins was chic
marshal.
After the parade came drill by tn
battalion, then followed music by th
band and dinner. Visitors from a di,
tanee were furnished dinner at the hote
) while the townspeople picniced under
: tent and In the church vestries. In tt
) afternoon came the literary exercise
: The chief feature was an oration by Re-
Silvanus Hayward of Globe Village, Mass
: native and the towns historian. Z
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DIR. LORD.
The Noted Specialist.

treats all forms OF chroAic troubles. Con-
sultaticn free. Office hours until 900 a. M,
and from 200 to 90 p. N. Located perIna-
nently at Walpole, \. II.
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Cream Balm IS placed into the nostriis, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed Relief Is IN
mediate and cure follows. It is not drying-does
not produce sneezng. Large Size, so cents at Drug
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ELY BROTHERS, Sc Warren Street, New York
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BORN.

In Westminster, August g. to Mr.. and
Mrs. H J Farwell, daughter.
In Walpole, N. H August % 1899, to Mr..
and j. Wallace Burbee son.
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DIED.

In Westminster, August "a, Charles c.
Peck. Aged II years, 8 months and 10 day
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