Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-25
SAXTONS RIVER,

Mrs. H. G. Anderson and her son Harry of
Waterbury, Conn are visiting at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Alexan.
der.
Miss Fannie Pettengill, teacher in the in
termediate school, entertained her scholars
last Tuesday afternoon at her home.
About SO couples, mostly young people, at
tended the social dance last Tuesday night at
Odd Fellows' hall, and reported . pleasant
time.
The senior class of Vermont Academy will
give reception this evening at Fuller hall.
We are sorry to state that Mrs. George
Perry's condition has been much worse tor
several days.
Theophius Holt and his great.grandson,
Earle Holt Ballou, have been indisposed for
several days, but are now improving.
Mrs. n e. Smith entert.insd the ladies'
society of the Baptist church last Wednesday
afternoon at her home about 35 persons were
present and had very pleasant time.
Abbie Moore has been sick this week with
the Group but is better now.
Mr.. Rand carried four horse party of Odd
Fellows to Alstead last evening to attend the
first anniversary of the I. O. o. F. lodge of
that place.
Herbert Sherwin of Brattleboro visited his
brother, W. e Clougb, the first of the week
Henry Perry has been very sick for mum.
Der of days, but is now able to be out again.
The village people and visitors have often
place, and we are glad to say that John Bux-
ton, proprietor of the new restaurant, is Civ
ing good satisfac ion to his customers.
Miss Rankin, assistant to Mrs. Cook, matron
at The Warner Memorial home, left last We'd
nesday.
William Stearns of Brattle boro has been
in town this week in the interest of the Brat
tleboro Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Glynn left yesterday
for Turner's Falls.
Will Walker, who has lived on Fred Morri.
sons farm the past year is moving to Caven-
dish and is going to work in the woolen mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tenney entertained
the whist club last Tuesday night at theiI
home.
Mrs. Fay Fuller and daughter Marguerite
have been visiting this week at the home oi
her sister, Mrs. w. J. Wright. a
Thursday afternoon fire broke cut on the
farm Of Walter Oakes at Westminster, re.
| Gently owned and occupied by Henry Glynn
The house and furniture and all the out.
buildings except the large barn were all de.
stroyed. The buildings were partially in.
sured. p,
Edson and wife and Miss Hooper and Mr.
Grove on sleighride to Springfe las
Thursday.
The Christian culture class at the Baptis,
| church which was under the leadership Of
Rev. F. G. Boughton has been discontinued
| 10 the disappointment of some of its mem
bers.
The Christian Eudeavor societies have fol
| their subject tomo,row evening "Palm-tree
| Christians" Ps. 92:l,6.
The kinetoscope, Edison's new and great
| est wonder, accompanied by the gramophone
will be exhibited at Fuller hall next Tuesda,
evening February %. The kinetoscope re
activity and ANIMATION OF life. Cuban wa
pictures will be great feature of the pro
gram. For particulars see posters.
| Miss Tracey went to her home at Cornisl
last Saturday to spend q few days with he
parents.
There are several cases of mumps at Yer
mont Academy.
DR.. John Blodgett of the city hospita
in Boston and former student of Veruon
Academy passed through this place Thurs
day on his way to Grafton where he is visit
ing his parents.
Mrs. Byron Stickney has been under tn
doctors care the past week. -ift
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Wyman returned Wed
nesday to their home at Turner's Falls.
A. II. Sabin has put an electric night ca
bell in his house and he is able to answer tn
call by the pressure of button in his room
the bell is placed at the front door of tn
house.
Miss Laura Codding died of pneumoni
last Thursday evening at the home of Marti
Page; she was IL years of age.