Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-28
Bellows Falls News.
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Annie Chandler of Chester has
been spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs H. C. Elliott.
Goodnow Bros. and Pearson announce
that their store will be open for business
Saturday.
Miss Jennie Smith of Greenfield, Mass,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Herbert
) Richards. ...
) Miss Louise Smith is very sick at the
home of her sister, Mrs. H. S. Richards,
The year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Keefe living on Henry street died
Tuesday evening.
New sugar, with a first-class supper,
will be served Friday evening, March 20,
at the Methodist church under the auspi-
ces of the Epworth League.
J. R. Hoadley of Rutland, secretary of
the State Mutual fire insurance company
was in town Tuesday and appointed E.
L. Walker local agent.
Miss Ruth White sang at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday in place of the
regular soprano, Miss Lula Buxton, who
is suffering from throat trouble.
The banns of marriage between Miss
Mary Tyrrell and Francis Flynn were
published at St. Peters church in North
Walpole Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Shales returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip to
Niagara Falls, their return being has
tened by the illness of Mrs. ShaleS'
daughter, Miss Addie Sawyer.
W. A. Griffin, the tailor, has rented a
tenement on the Old Terrace of J. II.
Straight and his family, consisting OF
wife and three children, will move here
from Worcester, Mass, at once.
While going from his house to the
church Friday evening Rev. FIR. Reynolds
slipped and badly strained the muscles
of one arm. Rev. FIR Corcoran officiated
at the services in St. Charles church
Sunday.
A sad accident happened at the brew
cry Saturday afternoon. While three
men were moving a piece of shafting
the rope slipped and the shafting struck
William VESSEL, breaking rib and max
ing two scalp wounds. At this writing
he is more comfortable.
Joseph McGreen, Jr., student of
Norwich university, has received the
\ appointment to West Point as alternate
= and will take his examinations in June.
F. II. Burr, who was at first named as
alternate, has decided to try for the naval
academy at Annapolis.
Universalism will be Rev. Albert Ham
: mats theme at the Universalist church
next Sunday. The orchestra and the
choir will render an attractive musical
program. kindergarten at the same
hour. Y. P. G. U. at 6.15; leader, Miss
Lena Cooper. Subject, 1.-THE Mission
aries
"a Poor Relation which is to be
here very soon with Mr.. Alden Bass il
the Sol Smith Russell part, is more al
idyl of true love than a drama. 1t is
beautiful and perfectly natural in con
cepton, simple in construction and pleas
ing in denouement These qualities
: when coupled with faultless presenta
, ton by capable company, make il
play that everybody will want to see
, The TIMES Office force enjoyed ride
Saturday to the sugar orchard of George
: A. Wright on the Westminster West bach
road. Mr.. Wright has a splendid or
chard, we'll located and makes some o
the best sugar and syrup that come t.
the local market He has 600 buckets
hung this season, but can hang 900 o.
1000. He contemplates adding to anC
greatly improving his apparatus mex
season.
Mrs. w. A. Ferguson enacted the role
of demonstration very successfully at the
F. B. F. Saturday, and by means of de
licious cakes, doughnuts, salads anc
other toothSome dainties was easily abb,
to persuade the large number of ladie.
who sampled her wares of the excellence
! and even superiority, of Lacto as sub
stitute for eggs in nearly all kinds o
, cookery. Mrs. Ferguson has expert
[ mented extensively with the new powde
and was able to give her interested listen
ers much practical information.
Miss Maud Peterson arranged yer,
pleasant surprise for her friend Mis-
Ethel Wheeler, last Friday evening. Sh,
had previously invited Miss Ethel to tax,
tea with her with the understanding tina
later in the evening she would accom-
pany her guest to her home, wher,
score or more of the young peopl,
assembled to enjoy the surprise and con
l fusion noticeable on such occasions. anf
a to all minds this was genuine surprise
| A lovely picture, entitled Little Host
= ess, was presented as birthday gift
. with reDeated wishes for MANY bor,