Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02
) Neighborhood News.
CHARLESTOWN.


Faithful Lodge, No. ~, conferred the
Master Mason's degree in very satistac-
tory and workmsnlike manner. Visiting
brothers we're present from several towns,
including Al,tead, Bellows Falls, aud
Greenfield. Mass A lunch was served
and the occasion much enjoyed.
Miss Hannah Morse has returned from
three weeks visit in Fitchburg and
Worcester.
Eliot Hubbard and family returned to
Boston Saturday.
Edward Miller has had bis house roof
slated by Pierce of Bellows Falls,
James S. Putney and wife of Chicago
were guests OF Miss Stebbins portion Of
last week.
George S. Bond is having bis house
painted. Frank Finnegsn has the work in
charge.
Mrs. Laura L.baree has been spending
a few days at North Charlestown, the
guest of John Towner and family
Ole Hastings has gone to Manchester
to work IN provision store.
A few from here attended the concert at
Springfield by the Ladies Military band
October 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Sheldon were in
Boston last week.
Rev. Mr.. Ordwsy OF Windsor preached
at the Unitarian church Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. I. d. Howard.
Frank Snow is staying in town at Char
lie Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce OF Springfield,
Mass, were in town last week, having
made the trip with their own team. Mrs.
Pierce was formerly Miss Marcia Mack OF
thi, town.
Mrs. M. d. Corliss has been entertain
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D..
Boothe of Walpole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charming Clapp of Bos-
ton are guests of hi, sister, Miss Helen
Clapp.
William Gibson has nearly completed
the work OF moving the depot buildings at
North Cbarlestown.
Fred Roys is working in Rands livery
stable at Saxtons River.
The vestry OF the Congregational church
was singled last week, the work being
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Maloney spent Sun
day in Claremont.
Miss Mary Thompson was called away
unexpectedly last week.
George Pierce, a nephew of William
Holden, has been in town recently.
The harvest supper served by the Unita-
rian ladies last Thursday was we'll attended
and great success, socially and financially.
Chinese lanterns were hung about the
room with pretty effect, and there were
many candles in old fashioned brass candle
sticks and also in small turban squashes,
an appropriate decoration. Corn and
pumpkins adorned the room and the tables
were heaped with good things. The
receipts netted about $25, part OF which
will be expended in putting the floors Of
the church parlors in better condition.
Mrs. Louise G. Symonds is in Boston
this week.
Robert Merrill was home Sunday from
Claremont.
Mrs. Charles T. Hull left for Boston
Monday afternoon.
Lawyer Colby of Claremont was in town
Monday.
The ladies' afternoon whist parties have
commenced again tor the season.
Bertha May Hunt went to Amherst Mon.
day for visit to Miss Maude Kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hunt will Join her
soon for the trip south.
Ed Fisk of Newport has been in town
this week, having spent Sunday with his
father and brother Sabin.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Devlin and Miss
Daley of Boston left Monday, after sew
eral weeks at the Mansion House.
Charles H. Bradford has been quite i'll
for several DAYS and is under the care of
his physician, DR.. N. g. Brooks.
Mr. Maloney has obtained the services
of an expert shoemaker and is now ready
to take repairing jobs.
Frank Wood has between 800 and 400
fine lambs on his mea lows.
of his stock on the Kimbsll Wood farm.
He has some fine steers, heiters, and sheep,
all to be sold without reserve. The farm
is located two miles ives: of Acworth Cen
tire.
Mr.. Porter of Bellows Falls, while en-
gagged in painting the smoke stack at the
Bond factory, lost his balance and fell to
the ground. He happened to strike guy
wire, which undoubtedly saved his life,
and recovered his feet, very little the worse
for his fall.
Mrs. G.. G.. Gilchrist, who has been
spending the autumn with Miss Barrett,
left this morning.
The Miners are removing to the
Flower" rooms at the Mansion.
H. H. Buzzell of Drewsville was look
ing up life insurance victims in town last
Thursday.
Uncle Toms Cabin is to be produced
here this week.