Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
CHARLESTOWN LETTER.
CDR. L. X. THAYER. LOCAL EpIroR.)

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron o., Way, whose
marriage occurred January L, returned
Saturday evening from their brief tour
which included Hartford and Boston. The
weddir e was quiet home affair with only
a few guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Way were
the recipients OF numerous gifts and count
less expressions Of good will.
Miss Lizzie NORRIS OF Somerville,
Mas, has been spending the holidays with
her sister, Mrs Thomas King.
James Davidson has been appointed
constable in place of Thomas Kirg, re-
signed.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas M,]oney Tuesday, January l.
Cyrus Bake spent one day last week in
Keene and reports pleasant visit with
Rev. Aired Wheeler, former rector Of
St. Luk.'s.
The Reading club held 10 first meet
irg OF the season with Miss Lou Weber
Monday evening.
Mrs. Annie Orear went Monday to New
York city for visit of few ". Elk, with
her son and Li, family.
Four new members united with the I'M
tartan church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred w. Huntley went to
Bethel, VT, Saturday with the ,em,ins of
Mr.. Huntley's uncle, R.v. S. A, Parker,
who died suddenly at North Springfield,
while attending a funeral Rev S. A..
Parker had preached here versl times in
exchange with Rev T d. Howard. Mr..
and Mrs. Huntley returned Tuesday.
The valuable library belonging to the
estate of the late George o colt has been
sold and shipped to Boston p, rites.
Cha les Willard, tor several ears the
superintendent at the county farm, ha,
resigned and will SION move to the Bowen
farm, the home of Mrs. Wizards mother.
Mr., ParthenIa Bowen will live with Mr..
and Mrs. Willard, The Bowen farm is at
present occupied by Ed Walker and tam
lily.
Mrs. Frank Putnam had revere shock
early Friday morning and at this writing
tuesday is in precarious condition, her
brain being partially paralyzed.
DR. Mary Parks Putnam was called here
Friday to attend Mrs. Frank Putnam, and
returned to Boston Saturday.
W. R. Sheldon and F. W. Hamlin have
gone to Concord to-day to attend the
republican caucus. They will return to-
morrow.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Congregational church will meet with the
Y. P. R. U at the Unitarian church next
evening. Subject, christian disciple
ship"
George Kenyon, clerk for F. W. Ham
lin, returned last Thursday from Bradford,
VT, where be spent the holidays.
The afternoon whist club was pleasantly
entt rtained by Mrs. Roswell Robertson
Tuesday, at her home in South Charles
town.
Schools began Monday with Mr.. Bacon
OF Bellows Fall, in the grammar grade !;
Mis-, Flora Stoughton, intermediate; Miss
Marian Davidson, primary.
Remember the entertainment and dance
at the town hall tonight. Mrs Pease is
sure to be entertaining with her old Family
Album.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin spent Sunday aud
Monday in Boston with Mrs. j. G. How
ard. Mrs. Baldwin Re ce,ved instruction in
some new dances and lunched with friends
at the Touraine Monday.
The second grand concert and ball under
the management of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Grey will occur January "a with Russell's
orchestra of Fitchburg. Elaborate prepa-
rations are in progress for the event. The
ladies OF the U'it.rian society will provide
the supper, which statement is sufficient
guarantt tor its excellt nce.
Mrs. w. F. Hazelton OF Bellows Falls
was in town Tuesday.