Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-03

NJ. and Mrs. f. A. Hiackley of SIP ing
tel called on friends III town the first vi
week.
III, Corg 'egational church choir is for
tuuat- in having scored the services OF
Mi III ,rriette Clarke a, leading soprano
Mis-, Clarke c> mmenced her uuties last
Sunday.
The whist club will IN ct Friday evening
ss the home of MIR. and Mrs. S.aik, Ed
san.
Harry Austin and family went to st. Al
bans on Tuesday to visit at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Hall.
Miss Esther Shampuey Of Bellows Fall,
has been visiting tor several days at IN
home OF her cousin, M IS Rose FoIgette.
4 Henry McClar, nee, who has bsen pend
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr.. aud
Ms. McClarence, will return to Colby
academy lho first Ut next week to resume
his stuti3s.
Miss Della Maude Smith went to Bos-
tol last Friday tor lew days.
Dov d Stearns lett F B. L 'cke's stor5
On Monday and i, now wo, k NJ tor the
" mont Farm Machine comp my In oe!-
lows Falls
Mss Belle Tower OF BraIleboro is a.
the bone OF her parents, Mr., aad Mrs.
Rly Tower, AID will remain about Two
we k.
The children Of j.. V Simond,, who V
in thl' pace an vicinity, gave him pleas
ant surprise New Years day IL no Or f
his 6S II birthday. Arrang meuts were
made to get HIM out OF the house for a
short time until they arrived and prepare d
an oyster supper, alter which they spent a
pleasant evening.
Preston TAFT, who has been in Glens
Fails i.r about seven weeks, having bis
eyes treated, returned hume last SATURDAY.
atter havIg rec, lived much benefit from
the operation,
A daughter WIS born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs H E. III harrison
ID j. Bemls recently opened livery
stable at his place on Main street.
d. d. &. NJ Goddari OF Brattleboro
was present at the regu ar meeti Got the
l. y y f. and ms all,u III FOL wing Of
nc Rs Tor tie ensum G year: E. A. Hough-
to-, N. g.; L. HI. Hughes, V G "A H
Sabln, secretary f. l.. olmonds, treas
urtr.
james Little, Jr who had not been feel
ing very well for several days, went t, bis
wo last M ,nday at the worsted mill aud
dur ng he nom ng ia nte and fell on the
belt; his m caught ia the pulley which
took HIM round and threw him to the foo.
Ale sus ain, d seriou, injur es to hi, right
arm and light scalp wound, bu q the
TIM OF Whiting was feeling much better
than could be expected under the circum-
stances.
Mrs. c. A. Paddock of Hartford came
the first of the week and will return on
Satlrd.y.
Mss Grace Williams will commence her
'dules as organist next Su day at the Con-
gr gational church, Miss Thompson being
obliged to resign on account ill health
Mrs. Henry Perry w.s take, ill with
pre- imonla on Christmas cay, but is now
slowly recovering.
Ms. Minnie Benton and her daughter
Valera went to Brs,tleboro yesterday to
visit friends, returning home today.
Mrs. Walter Barry ha, been spending
few GAYS this week at the home of her S S.
ter. Mrs. Frank Lvermore, at Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. Fay Fuller and her daughter, Mar
gu-llte, accompanied by her tai h-r. Henry
Cobb, went to Northampton yester day to
spent about two weeks wi relatives.
Mrs. Fanny Stodd4rd is caring Tor Mrs
I'll. K r chardson.
Mrs II M. P rker has given up her
dressmaking parlor IN Frost's block and
has commenced o work out by the day
She b a room at the home OF MISS Helen
Nourse.
Miss Mary H lion, who has been very
Ill, at his writing was little more COM
for able.
Miss Carrie Holt will return the rst OF
mex Elk to resume her studio. at Welle,-
ley college.
f ank TAFT, Sr, of Glens Fall, has re-
turred home fer spending a few days
with relatlves in this ace
Miss Grace LOWELL went to Springfield
last We K to VISIT Miss Helen Waite tor
alb nut week.
Mr., Straw returned home Tuesday after
passing few days at CIarem,nt.
Mrs. Shepardson's children have all been
nck but are w improving.
Milton Wiley sold 81 OF his finest shet p
last Monday to M. Clarke OF Walpole.
Mrs Rachel Smith has been sick durirg
the past week, but is now more comfort
able.
Mrs Mabel Bemis went to Dorchester,
Mas, lasf Moncay to make a shert Wis Il
with MISS Lena Gl,nn before returning to
resume her duties as teacher at Reading,
Mas.
Charles Twitchell and Cbauncey Gale
hsv- taken alb nut $50 tons OF splendid ice
of tie river this week.
THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs Corl.w had a plea.ant
SUR rse on December IS. it being the 3Oth
anniW rssry OF their weddi' day Friends
and re'ghoors numbering nearly 60 were
present and spent an enjoyable time with
genes and mu'ic. The h.pry couple re-
ceivrd several handsome presents conf t.
ing # French clock, uph, lster d char