Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1901
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Bellows Falls News.

at her home in Bethel.
Rev. j. II. Reid has been assisting at
revival me tings in Ascutn syville tbi,
week.
Miss Nellie Dean visited an uncle in
Lawrence, Mass, from Saturday until YES.
Fterday.
The Lodge Of the Temple worked the
second degree Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. l.. Wheeler and Ms, Gertrude
Rand are on the sick list.
William Trosty was fined s $5 and cost,
in The police aeoGft Monday for disturbance
caused by drunk 1ness. Il
O.rE. Burnham recently had bis pension
raised from $40 to $l4 per mo ath.
c. S. Allbea recently purchased Of F.
M. Wheeler OF Rockingham handsome
comfort Glitter.
Paul frost, assistant to w. R. Farms.
worth, division engineer of the Information.
al Paper company is 10 town, this week.
Mr.. Newton OF the f m of Fay & New
ton of Athol, Mass, was in town on bust
ness Thursday.
Ned Below has gone to Brattleboro In
the employ OF Durham Bros.
Mis-, Josa n, Slocum Vas taken to the
Fanny Allen hospital in Burlington Satur-
day by DR.. F. H. O'Connor. Mrs. O'Con.
nor accompanied them.
Ms. Harvey Clarke has been the CUES
OF Mis-. Blanche Webb the past week
and also spent number of days at the
Dinsmore with her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Farr.
Dexter Isham, who ha, been very sick
for three weeks or more,i much better and
his recovery is probable.
Mis- Nora Tully ha, scarlet fever at the
home Of Mrs. James Diggins on Green
street. and the house was quarantined
Tuesday.
By request Rev. Albert Hammatrs
topic next Sunday will be "Cranks." The
choir viii be assisted by the orchestra
The Kindergarten at the same hour, 10 80
Mr.. Charles Grover of Springfield and
Miss Lena NJ Herr of Boston were mar
rit d by Rev. Albert Hammatt at his home
Janua y 29.
Rev. Albert Hammatt will commence
next Sunday eve ming in tn, Universali,
vestry at 6 Is series OF talks on the gen
eral theme, A Sympathetic Study Of the
Inns.
Rev. F. W. Lewis and party of severa
went to Athens Thursday evening to attend
lecture given by Presiding Elder w. R
Davenport.
Mrs. j. X. Thsyer very pleasantly en-
tertained party OF eight at dinner Tues
day evening at her home on the West
minister road. Additions swelled the part
to 16 later in the evening.
j. G. Ullery has consented to allow tb
Masors 10 use the rooms in Towns hote
the evening OF the ball, February IA. An
parties desiring to secure rooms should SCI
or CORE spond with E. A. Norwood.
Ths clerical force in j. c. Day & Co.
store is badly demoralized. The sick ar
Misses Hartnett and Dunley, Mrs. Porte
and L. A. Day.
William B Cotton died Of typhoid feve
at his home in Fra kiln Monday night
Mrs. Cotton was formerly Miss Lott
Truax and remembered by many in thu
place. A. w. Truax went to Frankli
Tuesday and will attend the funeral thi
afternoon.
Word has just been received Of tt
death of Walter L. Works of St. Paul
Mimi, engineer on the Chicago & North
western railroad. He was the son OF j Oh
Works OF Westmorelaud, N. H., an
nephew Of Mrs. Kate r. Black iot tbi
place.
j. T. Maynard, Jr., who begins a, as
sistant bookkeeper for the Bellows Fall
Machine company February l, will roor
at F. S. Clark's on Atkinson street. an
board at Mrs. Upham's.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Williams, N. II
Farr and Mrs Emily Smith attended tn
funeral of Adds L5vell in Drewsville Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Elliott, A. W
Truax and Misses Gertrude Weston an
Jennie Church were present and furnishe
the music.
"Tte Man from Mexico" which Waite
E. Perkins and his comedy company wi
pre- sent at the, opera house tonight prom
Uses to furnish one OF the most enjoyabl
evenings Of fun and laughter ever pre-
voked by stage performance. In FAC
this comedy enjoys the reputation Of ha,
ing nade more laugh within the past tw
seasons than any half dozen other come
dies combined. Its previous tours hav