Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-10

Miss Gertrude DAVIS OF betnoi IL Visu-
ing at S. I. Coy's.
The nail boxes for free delivery have
arrived at the postofiice,-
Miss Hattie Whitby OF San Francisco is
visiting at IL. +. Bowtelrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Barber we're in Bos-
ton for few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory H. Rogers OF Bos-
ton called on friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Conant are to
spend the coming week at Lowell lake.
w. P. Cassidy has been confined to the
house by sickness during the past week.
A. II. Thompson and family have moved
into their new home on Hspgcod Terrace.
Roy P. Clark is a new addition to the
clerical force OF the B. & M. division Of
fee.
Rev. j. Edward Farrow supplied the
Congregational pulpit at West Lebanon
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Simpson of White
River Junction have been guests at Il. b.
Davis the past two days.
Miss Emily O'Keefe Of Salem, Mass,
visited her aunt, Mrs. j. G. Donovan,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Mary Underwood OF Proctor, who
has been visiting sister in Brattleboro,
stopped here yesterday on her way home
to see her brother, George Underwood.
A party of Baptist ladies went to Sax
tons River this morning to attend basket
missionary meeting. Papers were read by
Mrs. w, A. Ferguson and Mrs. f. w.
Parsons.
Mrs. DIR. E. R. Campbell went yester-
day to Springfield, Mass, and returns to-
day, accompanied by the doctor, who has
been attending the medical convention in
Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Farrow has several engagements for
his Illuminated entertainments on ERA
ternity" and 1.-The Passion Play at Ober-
ammergau for 1900" in the north part Of
the state and the Province of Quebec.
A large party of friends in this place
and from Chester gathered in Banquet hall
last evening in honor of the 18th anniver'
sary of the birthday of Charles E. Taylor
There were music, refreshments, dancing
and pleasant evening for all.
| G.. L. Barber has commenced rebuilding
the barn at the rear of his residence or
Atkinson street into music store. The
ground is being broken tor an addition tt
the front, which will bring the building t.
within few feet of the sidewalk on thu
extension of Henry street.
| Tomorrow will be observed at the Uni
versalist church as Children's Sunday
There will be special music by the choi
and by the school, short sermon to tn
children by the pastor and christening
service. Those having children to be ded
licated should have them at the vestry b,
,, quarter past eleven.
!, At meeting of the B. Y. P. S. G. 3
, held Thursday evening the following OF
fcers were chosen: President, E. w
Trask; vice president, Miss Gertrude
Spaulding; secretary, Mrs. E. W. Par
f sors; corresponding secretary, E. w
Parsons; treasurer, 1. A. Adams; JUNO
superintendent, Mrs. w. o. Kemp.
The Baptist ladies give lawn part!
next Thursday evening on the lawns OF A
| H. Fisher and D. L. Snow. 1t is expected
} that the Bellows Falls band, under tn
leadership of G. B. Wheeler, will give
concert from the piazza of the residence
Mr.. Fisher. All can rejoice therefore il
the prospect of good time coming.
A very quiet wedding took place Ii
Charlestown, N. H., May 10, when Lens
E. Ballou Of Worcester, Mass, and Mrs
} Lucy M. Curtis of Bellows Falls wer
united in marriage by Rev. Elmer I
Blake, pastor Of the Congregational church
The ceremony was performed at the pal
sonage in the presence of few witnesses
s and Mr.. and Mrs. Ballou returned to Be
! lows Falls to take up their residence at IL
$ Atkinson street.
:, William Durham Bishop, after lingel
ing illness, died at $50 yesterday aftel
noon at the home of bis daughter, Mrs. j
II. Reid, with whom he had been Twin
since the early spring. He was 80 yeal
! OF age and had been in failing health du
n ing his residence here, bis death beif
J. caused by a complication of disease
:. Prayer will be offered at the house MOI
day morning, and the body will be take
: to Cambridge, N. Y, Mr.. Bishops form
} home, for interment.