Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-03
CHARLESTOWN LETTER.


Miss Emma Dodge has gone to Lakewood.
N. j for seasons engagement.
H. Martin and family have moved from
the KimbaA cottage into S. A. Spooner's
rest tenement on Sullivan street.
Miss Sibyl Stehbins will leave next Wednes.
day t,r Alton, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Reed will soon move
from the Tripp house on East street to MRS.
L. A. Damon's tenement on School street.
The match factory was shut down Monday
for repairs on the boiler. $50
Friends Of Rev. Victor N. Haughton of
Clinton, Mass, will be pleased to learn Of his
approaching marriage January l6, to Miss
Hodges # Boston.
Miss Margaret Church of Claremont spent
few days in town last week.
Jack son Demary Is spending the holidays
with his aunt, Miss Jennie Demary,
The annual parish meeting was held at the
Unitarian church Saturday afternoon with a
very small attendance. The officers were all
re-els cted.
Robert Merrill was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Searle last week.
Mrs. Minis entertained her mother from
Keene over Christmas.
Waldo Hubbard and daughter Of Nashua
and Miss Ada Dana of Boston were guests
over Sunday OF Miss Clapp and Miss Hub
bard. The party went to Woodstock Satur-
day to see Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot Hubbard Of
Boston, who are spending faw weeks at the
Woodstock Inn.
The ladies' sewing society will meet at the
Unitarian chn, ch parlors this afternoon. Sup
per at six o'cl ck.
The ice men began work on the river Mon.
day. Ice is ten inches thick and of excellent
quality. -
The employees of George G. Bowen present
ed him with sealskin cap and gloves as a
Christmas greeting.
Mrs. Judkins is visiting her son, DR.. John
Judkins, and family at Northfeld, Vt.
The state legislature convened at Concord
Yesterday. DR. ". G. Brooks, senator from
this district, and Albert E Buswell, repre-
sentative, are in attendance.
The marriage cf Miss Eleanor Barrett and
Mr.. Herbert Bryant of Brocktop, Mass. will
take place at the BRIDES home January 81.
Miss Flora Tuck of Danville, N. H., who
has taught successfully in the grammar grade
for the past two years, will not return, to the
regret of her pupils and friends
Mrs. A G.. Reed and Miss Marion are ex-
pected home from Boston the last ct the
week.
A movement is on toot to appoint Charles
f. Wright deputy sheriff.
Mrs, Charles Symonds and her daughters
will return this week from an absence Of sew
eral days.
DR.. F. W. Waterman has sold two horses
to Providence parties recently. o."
Miss Fay Bowman is engaged as teacher
for the North Charlestown primary school for
the next term, beginning next Monday. #,a.
Mrs Almira Pease will exhibit her Gam
lily A bum" for the Y. p. X. U of the Uni
tartan church, in the town ha next Thurs
day evening, January 10, 1901. There will
also be singing by Miss Mabel Kendall, Les
lie Symonds and Ruth White, and Miss Fanny
G wing Of Springfield. Instrumental music
by Misses Ruth Callahan and Ruth Symonds
Da, cling from 10 to l O'Clock. Refreshments
will be served during the evening. An anus
ing entertainment and pleasant evening is
promised.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Alice Way and
Mr.. Charles Eaton Bailey took place at Glare
mont, December l5, Rev w. H. Trckev f
fciating. Mrs. Bailey is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gardner Way of North Charles.
DR. Way homestead in West Ciaremont.
The body OF Mrs Lon Fiske McClintock
was brought here from New York Thursday
and placed in the r. ceiving tomb. Mrs Nc
Clintock was the daughter f the late Viii
liam 0. and Mary Deiano Fisse. She mar
Iied Fl st Mr.. Bradley, by whom she had two
sons and daughter Her sec md husband,
mi. mCCiinCcS OF dolyoke, uied 1'W years
ago and was brought here for>buIial. William
Bradley, Mrs. Katherine Bradley Adams and
q friend accompanied the remains of Mrs.
McClintock from New York.
The death of Mrs. William C. Hobart oc-
Cured at her home at North Charlestown
Friday. December %. Funeral services were
held Monday at 10 A. N and burial was made
at Unity. Mrs. Hobart WAS out on Christmas
day, and her sudden death resulted from an
ATTACK nf Mrs As1au
Hobart was the daughter ct Harry and Polly
(Cram) bingham of ity, and was born
July B, 1881. She married Viii lam G. Hobart
June II, 1868 She hft, besides her hus-
band, one son, Arthur Spencer, by her first
husband, and grsndd ushter, Mrs. Lewis j.
Perry OF North Charlie stown.