Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

| occurred To L acn the nj ana SKID grace
of the village schools; she is staying a
Mrs. j. w. billiards..
| Dr. Hattie A. Moon, who has been suf
ferirg from an attack OF the grip, is nov
much better and will reopen her denta
Office next Nj nday.
Mrs. M. P Barry was taken sick las,
week but at the time OF writing was feeling
more comfortable.
Ms. j. F Alexander has been suffering
the past few DAYS with Tia prevailing cpl.
demic, but is n W feeling much be te-.
Ms Fanny ST. id I'd i. carl e for Mrs
j. V. S monds, who is quite sick.
The Y. P S. c. E of the Baptist
church wi hold business meeting this
evening, Immediately after the regular
prayer meeting.
A H. Sabin has Gently made mark ID
impr ,ven-nt in his store by having IL
vate Office, which IS partitioned of by
ATTRACTIVE fixtures OF his own design.
Advertised letters: Joseph D. Murray,
Charles w Hill, d. W. Newman.
Samuel Pettengil and M IS Ella OWN
nell OF Grafton VISITED last Wednesday at
the home OF Mrs. E. Fl Pc teng'll.
Fay Fuller went TO Simcn.vllr last Sun
day to attend TIE funeral OF bis sepmo ther,
Mrs Byron Fule-
Mr.. and~ Mrs. Pierce entertained the
whist club last Tuesday evening at their
home on Main sire t.
Mr. and Ms. Charles Twitchell vert %
G ester last S,tu dav to M, k short viz
it, after which they W Il go 10 Pr 'ctorsvill-,
Wincham, ma'ca Townsh- nd to Wis
it friends. TIL y expect to be away about
ten dsy,.
Mr. Carleton of Simonsvile visited last
Thursday at the bone OF his uncle, By ron
Stlckney, on his way to Wapole with
pair OF oxen weighing 5000 pounds,
which he bad sold to person in that place.
A yourg deer was Sen last Wednesday
crossing the river on the ice. st the upper
end OF the VII sg-, after which it went past
Mr.. Eison's house. The anne day Mrs.
d ,nies saw two deer near her home on
Pleasant st eft.
Mr.. ard Mrs Starks Edison and Mrs.
Edward E lery returned from Boston LAST
S rdsy.
Mr.. George Buchanan, ~ho has bean
numbered with the sufferers from the grip.
is now recovt ring.
Mrs c l. B sk-'s millinery s'or, will
be closed d. ng the month ef Febfu ry
with he exception of Saturday att rnoons
aud even ngs,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Davis and daughter
went to South Windham last Friday to
visit rela iv for a lew days; they re-
turned the first of the week.
Miss Laura Milliken, who has been sick
for the past few weeks, is slowly recover
ing.
The Ladies' Benevolent society of tie
Cons regational church was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs Clarke Lake
and Mrs. Charles Smonds at the church
parlor.
Ms. Perham Of Athens is keeping house
for Luciu, Bsry,
Mrs. Jane Osgood was taken ill Satur-
dav with the prevailing epidemic.
The funeral Of Miss Merab Towno whose
death wss reported in the la issue, took |
place last Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, |
Rev. A, f Foote fficiating. Mss Towne, !
who had lived in this lace for about so
years, had been in deli ate health for
a long time, but this winter she had been
as well as usual until few days nef,re her
death, when she wss suddenly taken i'll with
pr cum mia. Miss Towne As in her 74sh
year and left two nieces, Miss Laura
MIlliken and DR.. Haiti Moon. to mourn
her loss. Their many friends in the COM
nunity sympsthlze with them in their be-
:. avement.
Mrs Rand went to Bellows Falls lsst
Friday evening to install the officers of the
Amity R b ksh Lodge, she was accom-.
panied by Mestames Honghton. G, ST.
nond., FarnswoItb, S oidard, Miss Fan
lie Button and Fred G Rad. An excel
ent supper was served at the close OF the
ous ne's program.
Rev. j Edward Farrow will give an H.
animated entertainm eut, "A Century of
Christian Prog s." this evening at ODD
Fell VS. hall.
The dedication exercises at the Conere-
yatlonal church which took place last week
Wednesday afternoon and event q were
yell attended, many from the surrounding
districts being present, and all e. loved the
xceilent programs which had ben pre-
Jared Tor the ucca.ion. In the afternoon f
Rev. james Alex snder OF Newport, N. H.
ieilv red the dedication sermon, which {
vas very helpful and interesting. Rev. !
Mr.. Go dbue of Westminster, Rv. Mr.. !
Niles OF Brattleboro and Rev. H. L. Bal c
GU of Chester also took part in the exer- !
uses Miss Hsriette Clark, the leading 9
niger in the choir, sang very sweetly' |
Eye Hath Not Seem" snd Miss Ruth !
5atrg sang In pleasing manner, Come i
INTO Me-" At the evening service short q
md Interesting addresses were given by
he following: Rev. Mr.. Mile, # Brstt'e- :
'oro. Rev. Mr.. Sparhawk of Putney. Rev. !
Nr. Reid OF Bellows Falls, Rev. JAIME,
Alexander ct Newport. N. H., and Rev. Y
E. Foote OF the Baptist church. During
he evening Miss Clara Lake sang with :
,ood taste, go Rest in the Lords and
Henry Lake of Keene pleased the audience ,
With the solo, 80 Shining Light Miss
trace Williams accompanies. The meet
ngs were voted great success. 10
SUDDEN DEATH. Ia
Quite shock was given to the COM
nunity last Sunday evening when the news I