Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
Town Topics.
j. c. Day was in Boston this week.
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pelier today.
j. E, Keefe has purchased P. H. Had
ley's house at the corner of Atkinson and
Oak streets and will take possession as
soon as Mr.. Hadley moves into his new
house.
Walter Teft, who drives the milk cart
for j. A. Thwing. was called to SPRING
field, Mass, Monday by the death of sis
ter. The burial was in Putney yesterday.
The water commissioners have laid the
last of the water pipe and finished their
instructions.
Miss Ellen Fairbanks, employed in the
family of H. +. Stlwell, was called to
North Springfield this week by the sick
ness of her father
The 31st annual convention of the State
Sunday School association of Vermont is
to be held at Brattleboro next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, and at the first ses-
sion Wednesday evening an address will
be delivered by Col. E. G. Osgood
DIR. j. c, Clarendon, who is stopping at
the Rockingham, is a registered physician
OF the Eclectic school, having a certificate
from the State Eclectic Medical society.
Stuart Smith, formerly with the Yer
mont Farm Machine company, has secured
a position in machine shop in Hyde
Park, Mass. Mrs. Smith will leave in a
month or so to join him.
Rev. F. w. Lewis returned Tuesday
from weeks stay in Barnard where he
assisted the pastor of the Methodist church
IN several services and conducted a mis-
sionary meeting at which the largest sum
IN the history of the church was raised for
missionary purposes.
N. IL. Farr has returned from stay of
several weeks with friends in West Burke.
Miss Eunice Colburn of North Pomfret
came yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs. E
L. Walker
The LADIES' aid society of the Universe
list church will serve an oyster supper in
the vestry Thursday evening, October
II, at 6.15 o'clock, Mrs. F. G. Pierce and
Mrs. l.. L. Durham having charge Every
body is invited
Rev. William H. Hooker of Wilton,
Conn has been the guest of Rev. D. L.
Sanford at the rectory this week, and
tuesday afternoon gave very interesting
talk on the Oneida Indians at the parish
house before the members of the Junior
Auxiliary.
John Putnam has been housed with a
bad cold this week.
L. j. Royce and wife of Jamaica Plains,
Mass, visited hi, sister, Mrs c. X. Laba-
rec, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Labaree visited her |
two sisters in South Royalton last week.
D. Orenson, custom tailor of mems |
clothing and ladies' garments from Wor-
cester, has opened shop in the Farr block
on Rockingham street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. o. H.
will hold their meeting, hereafter the sec
ond Sunday OF every month at 4 o'clock.
Miss Marjorie Cory assisted Miss Lillian
Bugbee at Miss Sylvester's opening.
At an enthusiastic dem ocratic conven-
ton October to elect delegates to the
Suffolk county convention T. E O'Brien
OF Northport, N. Y, was elected one OF
the secretaries.
G. w. Osgood was in Providence last
week attending meeting of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions, of which organization he is a corpo-
rate member.
Mrs. Mary L. Bowers returned from
Providence Monday where she was a guest |
of o. L. Slader, former citizen of this
place.
Postmaster Cannon has assurance that |
free delivery will be in active op Grafton by |
November 1.
Russell l.. Allbee, who is at the United !
States Naval Training school at Newport
r. l., was recently awarded the medal for |
the best craftsmanship in the class shoot. |
He has also been promoted to the highest
class in the school.
Col E. G. Osgood spoke at a Christian
Endeavor rally in the Congregational
church in Saxtons River Sunday evening.
Five Words'will be Rev. Albert Ham
mats subject at the Universalist church
next Sunday at 1890. The kindergarten
will be at the same hour.
Mrs. Emily A. Fuller from Easthamp-
ton, Mass, is visiting at Carleton E.
Webb's.
Mrs. A. J. McQ 1aid, form er resident
of Bellows Falls, but now of Chester, is