Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-03
Neighborhood Notes
SPRINGFIELD NOTES.
(MRs. EVERETT KNIGHT, LOCAL EDITOR.

William Cobb has been confined to the
house with severe cold.
Will Whitcomb of Boston spent the hol-
idays W til friends in town.
Miss Lucy Andrews, former teacher of
Wellesley, now of Philadelphia, with Miss
Florence Shepard of Anitab, Turkey, who
have been the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
H H. Mason, went away Monday.
Charles Stickney spent Sunday with bis
family.
Wilbur Herrick of West Windsor visit
ed his son recently.
Mrs. Elias Olney has been quite i'll with
cold.
Edmond Moore is ill at this writing
j. P. knights of Amsden wa, the guest
of his son Everett day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welch, parents of Mrs
Dexter, are spending few days with her
on their way to Massachusetts,.
Adm Densmore goes to Walthsm, Mass.
to take course OF study at the Neurological
school.
Mrs. Alger and son of Medford, Mass,
are guests of Ed Warner.
DR.. Doane's youngest brother has been
visiting him.
Service at St. Marks church next Sun
day at P. NJ. Seats tree. All are in
vited
Miss Susie Atwood is spending q few
DAYS with relatives at Charlestown, N, H.
Fred Ring and wife were called to Bos-
ton Christmas day by the death of Mr..
Rings brother.
People we're shocked to learn of the
death OF Charles Cutler, who died very
suddenly Wednesday night. He had fin
ished bis days work and eaten his supper
seemingly as W, II as usual.
Aaron Baker has gone on the road in the
employ Of Jones & Lamson Machine COM
pany, setting mp machines.
F.. G Bidwell has moved his family from
Proctorsville into one of the tenements OF
the house owned by Mr.. Eaton on Park
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pond we're recent visitors
of her pare ats, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney.
Cha les Sheldon made flying trip to
town last week Thursday, only remaining
a couple of hours. He is somewhat i'm
proved in health but cannot talk much.
Tom E Hoban visited recently at Win
chendon, Mass.
Mrs. Bailey, wife of Rev. Mr.. Bailey,
bad shock Monday of this week between
the hours of - aud l. She passed away
Tuesday at "a NJ. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for Mr.. Bailey his friends and
neighbcr, feel very sorry for him.
Regular meeting of Ramona chapter,
No. 4, o. E. s., and installation of officers
tomorrow evening, January 4.
DR.. Pomeroy and David Haskin, met
with excellent success in fishing at the
"Oxbow" Christmas day, catching IN all Is
pounds of pike, picksrel and perch.
Walter Bi.bse of Dartmouth college
spent the Cbri ,tmas season in town.
There was very good attendance at the
meeting of the Kings Daughters last week
Wedne sday at Mrs. Ferrin's and it is ex-
pected the society will have an entertain
ment and supper in the near future.
The members of the women's auxiliary
of St. Marks are requested to meet at the
home OF Mrs. Ella, Oh ey on Main street
FRI day afternoon at g. The study of Japan
will be begun.
FraI Pierce of New York has been q
guest OF his mother.
The ladies' aid .ociety Of the Methodist
church meet with Miss Stella Jones this
att rnoon and evening
Miss Emma Downs of Groton, Mass,
has been engaged a, bookkeeper by B. d.
Bowen.
Mr.. Ree,, missionary at China, will
speak at St. Marks church January z, in
the evening at 730. Every one is most
cordially invited to this service.
We understand Springfield is to have a
snow shoe club and we think it a fine idea.
We hope the snow will soon come so they
can take their first tramp over the hills
Willard Barney was run into by sNick"
Ardelle while SIX 'ting and was rend' red in
sensible for while, having received severe
Commissions about the head.
Charles Carlisle is suffering lately from
rheumatism, some of the time being unable
to TX.