Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10

Levi, P Massey .p4ct Sunday in Bat
Mr..
H. e-intendert r y went to New York
onlbu.ness M 'ndav.
1 M Han, g'onnd wood expert from
,hs New Y rk Off OF the Interna 10 al
"a, er company, wa, in town last Friday
b Scott of Bennington wa, in town
last Thur d'y,
e Iald King is up from New York.
Miss Flanders OF S. townsville, N. Y, /
h, The guest OF Mr. K A Norwood.
MI. AID Mrs. H. r Durham OF Water
vile. Me, v,.red hi, br her, l. l.. Dan
ham, over Sunday
The Ladies' Afternoon VIII st club will
NEE with M IS josie D,rby at P. M, to-
morrow.
w r Men, lille of New York city was
int wn T tuesday and Friday f last week.
Pa FROST OF Turner's Falls, Mass, was
Eio town on business Saturday.
Mics Josephme Howard, daughter Of
Mrs. Pauline Howard, had an operation
n, IF med on her mouth Monday.
Regular NEE ing Of E. H. Stoughton
CORPS, No 8, Wednesday evening, Janu-
I15 at 40 u'c ock
Chester w. Lyman. acting manager OF
the partment OF insurance d YAK, s OF
the International Paper company, WAS IN
town last Thursday.
Rev. J E Farrow will give finely il
Illustrated stereopicon lecture, und the
auspices OF the Y. P c. U in the Uu,v,r-
sallst church next Sunday evening at a
q .aaer OF S, ven. S bject, 1.-The b her
| Il, SIS Of Jesus" A are cordially invited,
especially the m, mbers Of the frateln
orders Til chi will assist and a col
lection will be taken.
Michael Cam b |, employed by the To-
tern ltiona Paper company, received tel
eerAm ye rday morning stating that his
brother, j r. Campbell, had been Kill, d
n an ac,ilent on the preceding evenn G
Tue decea Ell va, employ by the Great
NortLern Paper company at Mlllisocke,t,
M =, and was formerly Employed here IN
tae WOOD room and OH No l machine. He
/ Lett Blows Falls about three ears ago.
NJ Campbell vent to Name yesterday to
tak5 the body TO p iuce EdsaI d Island.
T1Is is tle way it i, oks to q co, tenn
yo,ay: ~ bile Bellows Falls cannot be
, said o be retrog adlng th, re is certainly
4 n boom this wiuter. "a Dec, mber l the
railroad dlVlslon fiji we're abolished, in
which re employ ed q clerks. Seven oil
these moved to Boston, five found Ell ploy-
meut IN town, uue ,v5d to SprIn holJ :,
Mas, one 10 b attleboro and Blk are out
4 VI wO k. Ga January l Town, h,tel
closed ITS DOORS ABOUT 20 people were
jsnpi0yed ma only about five found work
In lOwn. On + b ua l., after SIX years
10 tad, Whitman, the grocer, goes cut OF
busin IS. Three men will be 10. king tor
WORK"
A joint Installatltn OF the officers of E.
ii Stoughtol post, No. "a, ami the W..
4. c., No. s, was held IN G A. r. hail
Nedn' S ay evenn G, JALuaty 2. Mrs.
ia tie b. Ricl ard,on OF H,nry corps, No
80. ASH ted b, M S. Hattie b. TLwng of
corp, No. s, Installed the to.l wing { fiji RS
t,r The W. r G.: President, May A.
Try; Nnior vice president, M nnle S.
Und, r.,ll; JUNIOR vics president, Mar l..
Duffy; seer, tary, Nile A. Blown; treas
urer, Carsle M Cady; Chaplain, Sarah E.
Mellish; conduc SIS, Anna z. Tay Tor;
guard, Ell "a BLa be- :; assista 1t conductre,s,
Eta Puff 81; assIsta guard, Viola Snow !;
color bear ers, NJ. l Josie Pi rec, No 2
FL M Cass, No. 3 Ii It il M Gray,
No 4 LIZ II Hart. Al the close of the in
ia latlon s, rv,ces freshment, were
served and social hour erj,yed by all
present.