Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
Bellows Falls Times
!; Bellows Falls News


Gerald King went Tuesday to New
York city for few weeks.
j. c. Day was in Boston a part of this
week.
SD. Mcleod was in Brattleboro Mon
day.
Miss Julia Heating has finished work at
Miss Josephine Sylvester's millinery store.
Mrs. Brennan OF White River Junction
lis the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. j. I !
Ridden, .;' ~ 80
n 3 H. Il, Pierceot Pptasx, was the guest Of,
\ j. P. Lawrence the first oiths week. cor
n Harry Farms worth has third chair in j.
E. Bryne's barber shop Saturday evenings.
James.W. Flavin. of Concord, N. H., is
doing bookkeeping in the office OF the
Chase Furniture company.
Miss Ruth White will be housekeeper
for her brother, Rev. G. E. White, in
Wilder, during the winter.
E.W Parsons and family passed Thanks
giving in Westminster West.
Mrs. A. C. Halliday, who has been
quite seriously ill for the past two weeks,
is improving.
Mrs. James Hennessey was called to
Nortbfeli Tue,d.y by the serious illness
OF her brother, Edward Ryan, of that
place.
John Lynch has moved bis family from
% Prospect street to 9 Brown street.
Ambrose Ladders and family removed
last week from 10 Church Place to the new
house recently erected on Prospect street
by j. A. Eaton.
DR.. G. H. Greedy announces in our ad-
veItisi, g columns that he will be- at Towns
hotel for two weeks beginning December
IL.
Mrs. Susan Robley OF Rutland, sister Of
the late Mrs. II. H. Davis, spent last Fri
day in town with Mrs. w. j. Conant.
E. A. Nor wood returned Monday from
his two weeks hunting trip in Maine, a
couple OF deer preceding him by two CT
three days. He reports e right good tip,
! plenty OF hunting and 80 inches of snow.
Mrs. A. c. Ray, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Mary Prescott, both of Hart
ford, visited her son, N. G. Ray, M 5ndsy
George Gale and wife have removed iron
Il Atkinson street to North Walpole, an
his mother, Mrs. Nellie Gale, has move
to tenement on South street.
Abe Sumner, sawyer at the Barber mill
passed Sunday with his family in Es,
Walllngford. 80.
Mrs. C. L. Barber, mother and slste
expect to take rooms for the winter at Mrs
Lydia Blood's on Atkinson street.
4 At the regular meeting of the Y. P.
U. of the Univers alist church at g. Is Sun
day night the subject, "Aids to Right Liv
ing," will be treated from the standpoint
Of lawyer by G. II. Robb.
rooms in the quar- ers formerly occupies
by DR.. J. S. Hill and family in the Arm
block, in another column announces b
Office hours, and that on Mondays he wi
be in Ludlow. He will move bis tamil
here later.
at the Congregational church Sunda
Rev. G. H. Daniels, D. D., OF Boston, wi
occupy the pulpit. DR.. Daniels is one {
the prominent ministers in the Congrrga
Z tional church and the people are tortunst
+ in having the privilege OF hearing such
X n oted minister.
K E. W. Ahern and wife removed to Bo
Z ton last Friday. Mr.. Ahern has been en-
n ployed in the Boston & Maine division o
u fee for the past year and half, and go
to similar position in the main office
4 Boston.
:. Willis Brown and wife return from the
wedding trip this week, and Mr.. Brow
resumes bis 1uties as mail carrier on Il
north route next week. The newly ma
RED couple will reside at ia Atkinst
street, and will be t'at home" after Jan
airy 3.
The matter of one session daily for IL
high school instead of two is being CO.
sidered. To test the sense of the COZ
Mt munity on the matter circular has bee
S. sent to all parents having children in IL
D. high school with the request that they il
dictate their preference. The idea is
have solid session from $50 to 80 dai
D. instead of two sessions as now. Repli
received up to yesterday morning gave 4
IN IN favor OF the scheme and five against
7. A petition was drawn up Monday |
North Walpole parties for the purpose
h. calling special me ting of the townspe
ns pc regarding the ACCESSIBILITY of purcha