Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-11-15
ing this week in town with her aunt, MS
Sarah G.. Bradford.

ing this week in town with her aunt M s.
Sarah G.. Bradford.
The date for the dramatic entertainment
to be given by the FootGgbt' VIII %
announced next week.
Mrs. w. c.. Banning has closed hef
house on Prospect hill and with h,r sister,
Mrs, M. l.. Kendall, has taken rooms AZ
the Dinsmore for the fall and wn'e'
months.
William j. Field, Walpole boy, who
went with his regiment from Manila %
China and who was shot in the right arm
in battle, is now 10 the hospital at the Pre-
sidio Reservation, San Francisco, Cal Az
last reports his arm was improving and DC
had regained the partial use OF his right
hand, but will eventually receive his DIS
charge from the army as he is now united
for active ser vice.
George R. Kinds and family, .rmerly
of this town, who for few years haVe
been living at Bellows Falls, removed last
week to Greenfield, Mass. Mr.. Hinds is
a fireman on the Fitchburg division OF the
Boston & Maine railroad, and will now be
employed between CIR eufeld and Athol,
Jarvis H. Kinds was in Greenfield few
days last week to help his son and family
settle in their new home.
The old-fashioned dance held at the
lower wn hall last Friday evening was so
grest social succe IS that announcement IS
made for second dance November 23d
Hon. 7. N. Hastings was in Concord Tor
few days. absence this week.
Mrs. Fred Rowell of Chester, Vt was
in town few hours on Tuesday at Hotel
Dinsmore.
William Way of Charlestown made
business rip to this town the first OF the
week.
Miss Margaret Daley of Burlington, VI
is canvassing the town this week in the IN
terests of the lecture course. Miss Daley
j, meeting with fair success and it is hoped
the course will be assured. Posters will BE-
out by November 16, at the latest dAte. and
tickets are to be sold at the po'tCffioe
Sa urday ST ernoon, probably at 2P NJ il
the lecture course is to materiallze. L,ber.
ality on the part of the public i, needed.
Miss Edith L. Bellows returned las Fri
day to Jersey City after remaining at hel
home in town for several mont past.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions on the death
of Mrs. Hawks were read at the morning
service in the Congre gational church last
Sunday:
BY the Ladies' Aid society of the Con.
gregational church of Walpole, N. H.,
Be it 49,
Resolved, That in the recent sudden anG
untimely death Of Mrs. William S. Hawks
we recognize the loss of one OF the mos,
beloved and noble women OF this church
who daily walked with God and who
touched the deepest things Of spiritual life
and by her very presence made others fee
them. We recognize spiritusl and per
sonal loss, which it is impossible to evs II
attempt to adequately express. One Of
the most faithful of the faithful, she had
always a ready hand, kind word, cheerful
smile and sympathy and charity for
every one Her memory will ever be cher.
ished, and her example and spiritual life
be an incentive to US to try to be Ii e her
Resolved, That we extend our deepest
sympathy to ber husband and friends in
this inestimable loss and deep bereavement
and ask of God that it be sanctifed to u,
all for the deepening of our spiritual life.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon our records, and copy Of
them be given to her bereaved husband
and also to this church.