Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-16
Bellows Fails Times
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER le, 1899.
! Town Topics.

home here recently.
Albert Derby went to New York yester-
day on a business trip.
Miss Lillian Wilder attended the young
aides ball in Chester last Friday night.
Miss Eta Colburn of New York visited
her sister, Mrs. E. l.. Walker, Tuesday
The members of the senior class of the
high school are exhibiting a very pretty
new class pin.
Miss Alice Jennings passed Sunday in
White River Junction, the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Rabbit. ...
Mrs. p. Hartnett spent the past week at
Florence, Mass, at the home of her little
nephew, Bern ard j. Walsh.
The junior class are planning to give an
entertainment and social in the high school
building next Thursday evening.
The Y. P. c. E. society of the Baptist
church have purchased Steinway piano
for use in the vestry of the church.
A. II. Fisher, accompanied by his house
keeper, Mrs. Marcy, and her daughter,
left Monday for South Lake Weir, Fla,
where he will pass the winter.
The insurance of $1,000 on life of the
late John Putnam in the Manhattan Lite
Insurance company was promptly paid
through E. l.. Walkers agency.
The regular meeting Court William
French, No. 4, of the For sters of America
will be held on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der %, the 30th being holiday.
Rev. C. Mangus Charlton of Perkins
vile wa, guest at the Methodist parson-
age yesterday, stopping here on his way
home from Gloucester, Mass.
The ladies' Wednesday afternoon whist
club will meet with Mrs. G. E. Howard
next Monday afternoon at 2.45 O'Clock at
her home on Westminster street.
Misses Mary and Louise Turner have
returned from stay of several months in
Boston, aud ara stopping with their aunt
Mrs. Y Dung, on Williams street.
Bellows Falls lodge, knights of Pythiss
will hold an anniversary meeting next
Tuesday evening. 1t will be ladies' night,
and there will be cards, refreshments and
dancing.
Mrs. M c. Ladd intends taking rest
from the cares of a boarding house and
will 60 next week to Brooklyn, N. Y, to
spend the holidays with her son, Charles
W. Ladd. ...-
Miss Minnie Metcalf, who is canvassing
for medical work, has been in town this
week. She expects to have her headquar-
ters for the greater part of the winler at
Rutland.
Next Sunday morning the pastor OF the
Congregational church will take for his
theme, 1.-THE joy oti the Lord is your
strength" and in the evening he viii
preach on "Mormonism."
Referring to Brattleboro's mania for Of
fee holding, the Mortified News Gays
cit would seem that Bellows Falls has q
right to kick and the natural question
asked by the public is What are you going
to do about itp' -" s-. ......
W. w. Allen is now billing clerk in the
Boston & Maine freight Office and o. M.
Custer takes Aliens place in the freight
house. Will Corbett is breaking on the
day switcher, and Cornelius Crowley take,
his place in the freight house. This road
now has night and day gang on the
switcher.
The young people of the Baptist church
have organized new society which they
have named the Young Peoples Union.
Meetings will be held once in two weeks,
the first meeting being next Tuesday even,
ing when musical and literary program
will be carried out. All young people are
invited to be present
A fellow by the name of Vaudrey wa,
locked up last Thursday by Chief OF Police
Thompson. He has been wandering about
the town for some time acting queerly
Complaints have been made of his follow.
ing ladies home, peeking into window.
etc. Doctors Hill and Allbee examined
him on Friday and adjudged him insane
He was taken to the asylum. .
Next Tuesday evening at s o'clock the
first debate of the Young Mems club vii
occur In the vestry of the Congregations
church. Subject, "Was New York iustif
able in expanding so much money on tht
Dewey celebra ion." Debaters, Messrs
Newell, Adams, Page and Mccoy. 1t i,
hoped that many others will take part If
the discussion. Young men not member,
of the club are cordially invited to attend
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