Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
From Towns Around.
PROCrORSYILLE
II. G, PEARSON.

WIZ Ro linstun has moved from Miss Has
gus mouse into the one recently vacated bv |
Mr.. Bid dwell.
MRS. F. C 2idwell has moved to SPRING
hsic' where Mr., Bidwel has employment.
Al Stewart has gone 10 Miami, Fla where
ne has position 10 hotel
"eorge aver was thrown tom sled
recently, and had the misfortune to break his
arm just above the wrist.
The friends of Miss Florence Armstrong
have presented her with purse of 300 as
token OF their friendship and sympathy for
her during her serious illness. Miss Arm
st. ong is now slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Pollard and Mr. and
Mrs Fred d Pollard attended the fuueral of
Mrs. James A, Pollard at Chester last week
Mrs. Della LsMotte Glidden Ct Bellows
Fails has moved her household goods to her
fathers here and will live at home this win
ter. Mrs. Glidden is in very poor health.
Miss Mullins OF Rutland, who opened
a millinery store in the Fraternsl building
few weeks ago, and which has been in
charge OF Miss Warren, closed the same last
| week.
Miss Fannie Hazsltiue from Meriden, N.
Fl visited her sister, Mrs. Fred Briscos, last
week.
Mrs. A. M. Fletcher, Miss Fletcher and
Muster Allen left Saturday for New York
city.
| Mrs. Will Rollinston is in poor health.
| Miss Mary Edison, who has been very sick,
is more CO nfortable.
| There will be missionary m acting at Geth-
Sc m 4ne church Thursday evening, January
10, at 80 o'c.ock. Several addresses will be
made. among them one by missionary Just
returned from China, where he has labored
for number of years. All are invited.
At the regular meeting f Rebekahs of
| 1oAna lasf he Of no
I order was conferred upon three candidates,
alter which Mrs. Minnie A. Waite, d ID. P
in tailed the following officers: Lovins e
Butler, P N. G Alma E. Bailey, N G ;
L ura A. Dunlap, V g.; Elz 4beth DICKSON,
secretary; Lucinda Masterson, treasurer;
Bailey, warden; Addie Spragne, chaplain
Isabel Fullam, G Metro Butler, o G
Marietta Wyman, r. s. 6 Anna N. Wy
man, L. s. N, G.. Rose Davey, r. s. V q
Ida Fitch, L s V G Clara Bailey, A. E
After the installation refreshments were
served in Banquet hall.
Miss Ethel Lockwood of Springfield is the
guest of her cousin, r. s. lockwood.
Miss DAisy Putnam attended the reception
OF the Thread and Needle club at Ludlow. II
was quite swell affair.
The directors of the Black River National
bank met at the bank Dec mber 81 They
declared semi-annual dividend OF three per
cent and carry good amount of surplus
The dividends are payable after January 3. Y
The Ludlow Telephone company has
opened an exchange with Proctorsvile in the
station here, and 1t is under the charge of F
s. Lockwood, and communc stion can be
opened with the Ludlow exchange in Bates
creamery. The rates are m ch lower than
hose of the New England Telephone cum
pany.
The executive board of the Fletcher town
library met Tuesday, January l., in the
library. Officers elected were: Don G.. Pol
lard, president; George 8 Hill. vice presi-
dent; E G White, librarian w. W. Adams,
assistant librarian; E G. White, secretary
and treasurer; pu, chasing committee, W. W.
Adams, E. White, Mrs. Julia Rugg, and
Miss Maude Kendall.
Orlow j. Flu lam and NJ iss Lsbelle I. Bowie
were married at the home of the brides par
euts at Hinsdale, N. H., December 81, by
Rev d. L Fisher.
o. Monday, December 81, at the home Of
Metro Butler, his sister, Hattie K. Butler
and Albert l. Adams were married by Rev
r. G. L. Mckenzie. Only immediate rela-
| tlves were present.
N G Piper returned from Albany, N. Y
last week, after spending Christmas and New
Years with his son Ralph.
Re- phi Piper, who has been in Albany,
| N. Y a numoer Ct years, has ended his
iaboIs there and gone to Ne~ York city
| where he has position in the Q nlted States
| government employ.