Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-17
Neighborhood Notes ;
BRATTLEBORO

| A snecjal district meeting 81 tho e,ii -
| Masonic distI let f Vermont VIII 10 n,;s 49,
Masonic hall toda' a. 10 O'Clock ior I0 s;rac.
ing the ritual and floor work under 1no as,sr
t;on ot the district deputy grand mas'ei
| AC,er the ,eviaw a rehearsal of the has'oi
Mason's degree will be held by the masso.SS
| in the district. Brsttlehoro lodge WIN "O as
| the Master Mason degree in the evehihs' ="
sisted by Colu nhiao Lodge.
John Suglaud, so colorea, died cary Tho ,ha
| day morning from the kick at MORSE on ~.
Howard farm, owned by Warren u Doulr ~:
Suglsud had parity harnessea the hoIso n;
day morning, when, stepping oehlnu tn'
NAL, ha was struck in the stomach Nv ousn
feet ths brute. It was not Thought al tne
time that he was fata ly Jlrec, nut 'ns
took serious turn few hours o'lho MS
de 18th.
The annual meeting # Co ], Estey guard
was held in its ciub-rooms in U iery p' W
thursday night. K J Waterman was re-
Q ected C ERIK and trea-urer 1t was Voteu :"
10 IN commissioned officers meeiuE IN
the company headquarters each wednesday
evening.
Ths Wantastiquet golf club will hold MS
second dance of the season at the MelIose III
West Brat,laboro to borrow evening oup-
D r will he served at 10 o'clock. The mem
bers and their friends will take special car
at 80
TIE new choir at the Baptist church Is
made up of Arthur l.. Maynard, teNo' mrs
r. G f Cramer, sop ano; Mrs w Edng,
al o; Fred s. Knight, bass; organlst, r. o'r e
Cramer.
Mrs Harriet Brasor Pratt, Mrs Belle
Kaowlson and Edwin RI NJ liar viii soon
give a concert at the Unitarian church, 1t ne
ing Que of he entertainments planned oy me
Freme Icle.
Mrs G Ryder is the new president of
the board of visitors for tbs home t)r the
aged aud di-abed: wise president, Mrs )
Clark; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. U. d
Davenport.
< Vanderpoo', who was arrested Thurs
day for di-turbar C at his home, was COM
mi ted to the B a.ll5boro retreat Friday as
dipsomaniac
The Center Congregational church held its
annual meeting January An, about ,loo
responding TO tn" rojl-call These deaco =,
who term of flee expired, were rec c-ed
for five years: y r. Thompson, George Il.
Il PIP, Ii Thompson and Dr. A | Mi er.
s W Kimbali was reelected clerk aud f.
Thompson treasurer for BIZ evtl3ht obj CT.
M rnompsou's report f>r 1900 showed that
the tnta GIT for strictly benevolent pu' poses
was alb ut $4,000. After the business meeting
retreshme Us were served.
The Windsor county bar can boast Of five
attorneys still practising law whose combined
ages are rep r ed at Al years The ma nes
OF these venerahle lawyers ire A bee of Spring.
field, 80; etcher of Chester, "a; French OF
Wo 'dstuck, IS; Huuton + Seine 3d. and
Dennison If Randolph, 81 Prob oil the
o dest lawyer sliit active III practice in Wind
ham county is Lewis S. Walker IF Grafton
VINO is past 80
The drat1 in Washington, D C, of Mrs
Mercy Deming, rs, widow of Theodore
d. m ng, was su prise to her friends in
West bratt ebnro, where M. and Mrs Dem
ing lived about 10 years, their previous h me
oelng in Wilmington, where the burial was
made in RiVerview Cemetery Mrs DemiDg
was born III Nottingham, being member OF
the Csrley famil She left niece il
Springfield, Mrs H cks, and other relatives
IL b. attleboro and North Adams.
A chic Kingsley, who, with his brother
Orrin, was killed at hoosac Tunnel station
Friday, was popular engineer and resident
Of Wi mington, having been employed as
engineer 81 Co the opening of the HGossc'
Funnel and Wi mingto road The accident
calls the death OF Engineer Douglass and
Fir man Faulkner, who were killed about
'hree years agI by the explosion of Their
7ngIne On the same road below Castle Bridge
n Wilmington. The death is also recalled
u two brothers, O.1s II. aud Ber amin Hal
ot attleboro, engineer and fl eman OF
. wrecked locomotive at EaIl9 lie, Conn,
IN the New London road in December, 1896.