Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-24
NEARBY TOWNS.
SAXTONS RIVER LOCALS.
miss MARY j. HILL, LOCAL EDITOR J


Mrs CIR yes, who has been suff ring for
'Ome time psst with lam ness, will leave
ner duties a. Lucius Barry's this W elk and
20 to her brothers Ia Westminster to re-
cuperate.
D. F. All xsnder has been in Boston sew
e'al days on business.
James McClsrence, who has been sper l.
ing .everal weeks with bis family. was
called away last week on bu'iness and is
now't West Point, &c, rgia. Mr. Nc
Clarence will probably be away all winter
ana expects to spend some tims in the
Carolinas. ..,.a ....a ....
Mr. ONeill returned last week 10 Keene,
MS former m. where he has ,ecure d
work M O'Neill Will go this week.
=, Miss Julia Clarke. who has been very
Ill, WAS much better at the time OF writing.
Mrs. Lawrence made a brief visit last
saturday at Chester.
Miss Locke o. Springfield has been the
g'r't OF MIR. and Mrs. f. B. Locke FIR a
lew days.
John Koran, who fa' been at home sick
tT abont tnree We k, is now much better
Ransom Smith returned home last wet K
from business trip to Boston.
Mrs Villain Lee OF Peabody, Mas,
came TO town last week to attend the
funeral Of her father, Jud"n Farn.worth
M. and Ms. S arks Ei,on went to
boton last Tu sday to sp nd few days.
Mrs Sampson vas called to Baldwin
vile the first of the week on account of the
illness OF Der moth' +, Mrs Sawyer.
Mrs. Watson, who hes b. en- teaching as
substitute in the village school, has now
gwen it up, so that the 5 ard 9th grades
having vacation until q teacher can
b" seCur d Mrs. Watson is now acting
as secretary at Vermont academy in place
Of Miss futile.
Jnd'o Farnsworth. who had not been
we'll tor a long time, died last Wednesday
night at the age OF "a years, months and
10 DAYS. The funeral took place last
FIJI sy Sft"rro a. 2 o'clock, Rev. G. F.
Chaplin officiating. A H. Sabih conduct
ID the III er The remains were tax n
to Malcen, Mass, last Saturday.
Ellsworth Richardson and four of his
children have all been ri with the pre-
vailing epidemic, but at the time of writing
they we're much better.
Rev. and Mrs H. L. Bsllou of Chester
mad" a hrief vi it YES er Law at the home of
their mother, Mrs A. H. Hubbard.
Miss Mary Hazelton, who has been sick
for some time past, does not seem to gsin
much strength.
DR. Hattie Moon, Ms. Laura Milliken,
Ms May Wilbur, and Mrs. Nv. Simonds
are among those who have been euferrg
from the grip.
The senior class OF Vermont academy
had a sleigh ride to Chester last
Monday.
John Davis of Grafton visited last Fri
lay at the home OF his brother, s. A.
Whipple.
Mrs. Rachel Twitchell of Townshend
came last Friday to spend few days at
her home in this place.
Mrs CHARLIE Kellam OF Burlington came
last Monday to visit her brother, Martin
Severance.
Several from this place attended the fel.
! wship meeting which was held last Fri
day ct the Congregational church in Bel.
lows Falls.
"Uncle Rube" is to be given at Odd
Fellows ball this evening and Friday even
ing by local talent. The committee
cordially invites all to be present.
f. S. b. Pettengill of Keene has been
soending few DAYS at the home of biz
mother, Mrs. E, H. Pettengtll.
Much in crest has been shown in the
Gospel meetings, which have been held the
past two weeks at the Baptist church and
they sre being continued this week. The
theme for this evening will be 1.-The Great
est Subject in the Bible" and the subject
for FRIDAY evening will be, Gan Awful
Pray er Meeting"
Mrs. H. d. Holton of Brattleboro came
the first Of the week to visit at the home O
her father, Theophilus Holt.
S. L. Hecht OF New York city was il
town last thursday.
The Friday Literary club will meet thi
week with Mrs. Wheeler at her home OIL
Main street.
Harold Illinew orth of Jacksonville i
visiting at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Ilringworth.
Mrs. Pratt went to Chester yesterday t,
spend few days with her mother, Mrs
Nicholson.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Ellery went t.
Boston last Tuesday.
The whist club met last Tuesday even
jig at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Tenney.
Mrs. M. TowGe, who has been very il
for several days, passed away Tuesda,
morning. The funeral will be held Frida,
afternoon at O'Clock at her late home.
INSTALLATION.
At a meeting of the Crystal Rebekal
lodge, No. IA, which was held last Frida,
evening at Odd Fellows hall Mrs. Mimi
A.Wsite Of Weston installed the following
with Mr.. Waite acting as grand marshall
Mrs. E. j. Farnsworth, N. g.; Mrs
Clara Simonds, v. g.; Miss Lillian Low
ell, secretary; Fred c. Rand, treasurer
Miss Fannie j., Dutton, warden; Mis-