Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-04-04

| Mrs. Sparrow, who has been spending
| two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Tuttle
returned to Springfield, Mass, Saturday.
With the exception of Monday services
are being held daily at st. Luke's at 4.3O P
NJ. through Holy week. On Easter Sunday
| there will be mathis and Holy Communion
at O.45 A. NJ and evensong for Sunday
school at P. NJ.
The children of the Congregational Sun.
day school are receiving special drill in
| their Easter music from George S. Bond.
| There will be extra music at the Easter
| morning service at the Unitarian church.
The Y. p. r. U. service will be led by Mrs.
Herbert Bates subject, 'Resurrection here
and now"
| Albert Allbee of Worcester made his sis
ter, Mrs. Herbert Bates, a brief visit Mon
day.
Edward Adams of Providence is in town.
Miss Edith Snow of Claremont spent
Sunday with Mrs. A. c. Reed.
Miss Eliza Webber returned from Wash
lngton and Boston the first of the week.
Dickey Fisk and family have moved to
the Miller farm recently purchased by Mr..
Fisk.
Mrs. Lafountain and two children have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Carlos Bid
well.
Mrs. c. H. Gibson of Bellows Falls visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bid
well, the first of the week.
Rev. 7. D. Howard returned Friday from
his two weeks vacation and the usual serv-
ices were held at the Unitarian church Sun
day. At the morning service Mr.. G.. c..
Bullard sang a solo, and assisted the choir.
Loren Adams and family have moved to
their house in Snumpshire recently occu-
pied by Fred Jardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walker have
moved from the Bowen farm to the house
vacated by Loren Adams.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Warner
are pleased to know that they will remain
| in town, instead of going to White River
junction this spring.
Mrs. Staples, sister of Joseph Perham,
has moved here from Perkinsville and is
| occupying the tenement in Mrs. Tripp's
| house.
Fred Putnam, who has worked for Gil
| bert Richardson for some time, is now en-
ployed by Lyman Eaton.
| The hurdy-gurdy party planned for May
| list is given up, but we hope it may mater
| ialize later.
Mrs. Lorraine Hubbard Powers died at
her home at North Charlestown Sunday,
March 24th, and funeral services were held
| Wednesday. She left a daughter, Miss
| Julia and two sons. Ara and Frank. Ara
! :
n. Y, and Miss Julia Powers and Austin
Hubbard from Somerville, Mass.
Members of Faithful lodge conferred the
third degree upon Lyman Brooks Monday
night and celebrated with collation.,
which was prepared by Miss Atwood and
Mrs, Carlos Bidwell.
The market which has been run through
the winter by John c. Fairbrother was
closed pril 1st. Mr.. FairbrOther has sup
piled the numbering camps in charge of
Frank DelVa, and in connection has had
a good local patronage.
Letters advertised i'll March: Albert Cos
selin, Mrs. S. E. Griffin, Arthur Lemire 3,
g. NJ Popplewel
The entertainment given by the Y. P. R.
T. at the church parlors last Wednesday
evening was very successful, socially and
financially. The thanks of the union were
given to Miss Robertson, Miss Reed and
Mr.. Bullard for their kind assistance
Many useful and pretty articles We're sold
at the fancy table; the homemade candies,
ice cream and cake met a ready sale, and
the proceeds of the evening amounted to
little over SO.
LosT-A brown leather wallet contain
ing sum of money. A liberal reward will
be given for it's return to S. A. Spooner,
CharleStown, n. II.