Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-05-02

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the home of her sister, Mrs, G, @. House,
in Providence, II, l.
N. S. Brockway and his sister, Mrs.
David Jennison, of Ware, Mass, went
Saturday to Mt. Sunapee, n. H., to open
the cottage at the camping ground for
the summer,
A snow pillow on the electric road was
an interesting though unreasonable
spectacle Monday. 1t was used for carry
ing freight while the freight motor was
being repaired.
The Wood Brothers of Westminster
have decided to discontinue their milk
route in Bellows Falls. Charles Wood
has decided to go to Massachusetts and
Henry will continue to run the farm.
Mrs. II. T. Hoffman of Lebanon, n. H.,
is sick with tonSilitis at the home of Mr..
and Mrs E. E. Ferguson, whom she
came to visit last week. Mr.. Hoffman
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Saker combined business
with pleasure last week, attending the
grand commandery of U. O. G. G. at
Hartford and also visiting friends in
White River Junction, Hanover and
Springfield.
Mrs. G. A. Howard, after storing her
household goods here, went Saturday to
Keene to remain for the present with her
mother, or until Mr.. Towards run on
the railroad is settled for the summer so
that they can decide upon some place in
which to locate permanently.
The senior class of the high school has
chosen the following for commencement
parts: Valedictorian, Miss Katherine
Williams; salutatorian, Miss Matte Rey-
nolds; prophet, Miss Geneva NJ. Thayer;
historian, Miss Elizabeth O'Neil; poet,
Henry A. Shaughnessy
T. E. O'Brien, who has been with the
law publishing firm at Northport, L. L.,
since graduating from the law school,
now holds the important and responsible
position of editor-in- chief of the "Ency-
clopedia of Forms of Pleading and Prac-
tice." Until short time ago he was
associate editor.
A rescue party was seen Sunday wind
| ing it's uncertain way to the rocky island
in the Connecticut just below the toll
bridge. The party consisted of G. T.
Sherwin and boat. A puppy had been
noticed on the rocks for three or four
days, and Mr.. Sherwin went to investi-
gate. The puppy, supposed to have
been thrown from the bridge by some
one with murderous intent, was rescued
and made happy.
At the annual meeting of the ladies'
society of Emmanuel church last Thurs
day afternoon, it was voted to elect sepa-
rate officers for the ladies' society and
the woman's auxiliary. The officers
chosen for the ladies society are: Mrs.
III. P. Bancroft, president; Mrs. G. W.
Butterfield, vice presidents Miss Kate
Williams, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Barker,
secretary; Mrs. Stephen Wales, Mrs. W.
j. Conant, Mrs. O. D. Gray and Miss
| Louise Flint directreSses. For the
woman's auxiliary the following officers
were elected: Mrs. w. P. Wentworth,
! president; Mrs. d. L. Sanford, vice pres
ident; Mrs. S. NJ. Folsom, treasurer;
Miss M. E. SWEET, secretary.
The Lynn, Mass, Evening Item has
this regarding former resident of this
place: "About 20 of the clerks at God
dard Brothers store, Market street. en-
joyed the hospitality of G. Frederick
Davis the firms designer at his hand
some apartments on BOylston street. Bos-
| ton, Wednesday evening. The party made
the trip by the electric cars, leaving the
front OF the store at $50 and arriving at
Mr.. Davis home at 8, where a very tempt
I ing repast was found awaiting their ar
rival The occasion was made ENJOYABLE
with music and general good time. and
the party returned to Lynn at II. Is, well
pleased with the visit and full of praise
for Mr.. Davis skill as host