Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14

Mrs. John MoAuliffe and Patsie and
Mary. McAuliffe are among the sick.
The Ladies' Afternoon club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Robb Friday at 3 I
O'clock.
+ II. Walbridge of West Concord is in
town endeavoring to reorganize the local
branch of the Golden Cross.
]. f. O'Brien was recently licensed by
the state board of censors to practise
medicine in the state of Vermont.
Edwin L. Green, who delivers milk for
the Howard farm, and Miss Jennie NJ.
Chapman of Grafton were married in
Grafton last week Wednesday.
Rt. Rev. A. c. A. Hall, bishop of Yer
mont, will visit Emmanuel parish, March
10, the third Sunday in Lent, when
class will be presented for confirmation.
Miss Johanna Slocum died in the
Fanny Allen hospital in Burlington Mon
day. The funeral was from St. Charles
church yesterday morning Miss Slo-
cnm had lived with her niece, Mrs. John
McAuliffe, on Green street for many
! years.
A horse belonging to P.!'De st. Croix
cot it's head wound up in the 'reins Mon
day and fell choking at the head of
Canal street. The animal was badly in
iured, probably by the fall, land was taken
to the stable on sled. 1t died during
the night.
The senior class of the high school
gave a pleasing entertainment in the
school building Thursday evening. Ice
cream and cake and homemade candies
were offered for sale. There was large
attendance and the class netted $40
which will be stored in the treasury for
commencement expenses.
January 81 money order for $1.50
was received at this Office from Boston to
renew the subscription of some unknown
person to the TIMES. No name was en-
closed with the order, and what effort
mas DeeIl Hldtte W lHu ouG lIoHi Wlloil
the money came has so far been unsuc-
cesSful. If the person sending the order
will give us his name and address we will
see that he has proper credit.
Martin Ready, who was Rutland yard
master during the past year, moved Mon
day to Lebanon, N. H., and took charge
of the yard at White River junction. He
was succeeded here by James III. Brown
of North Walpole who was for several
wears assistant roadmaster on the Rut-
land road Mr.. Brown had been en-
ployed for several months on the Rut-
land Canadian branch of the system and
reached home Saturday.
If reports are to be credited G.. j.
lO'Neil is establishing quite reputation
as an orator in the present New Hamp-
shire legislature. During the Hoitt-
Young contest, contest for seat in the
legislature between democrat and re-
publican, Mr.. O'Neil championed the
cause of the democrat and was paid the
compliment of having made the best
speech of the session. The democrat of
course retained his seat.
A coffin drummer and p. II. Conley
hired team at Frost's stable Tuesday
to 90 to AlStead. In driving into the
street runner of the sleigh caught in
the electric rail and threw both men out.
The horse dashed across the street, col
lided with a sleigh belonging to A. FL.
Bissell. smashing both sleighs, and fell
fiat on the sidewalk in front of Bodine
& Davis. One hoof went through the
Mate GLASS in the south show window,
but the horse was uninjured. The
drummer settled for the glass and the
sleighs.
The Republic-Journal of Littleton, n.
H. has the following: Eff one wishes
to enjoy a pleasant Sunday it is well for
him TO arrange his business so as to land
in Iittleton and spend the day at Hotel
Northern. as it is surely one of the finest
hotels in the New England states and the
genial landlord, w. S. Durham, has the
right ideas for keeping hotel. There
is nothing left undone for the comfort of
his patrons. The house is always kept
in good trim and there is an air OF pleas
ure at every corner We must not ne
olect to mention the dining room where,
I when one sits down to meal, he IS
obliged to eat although he may think
that he isn't hungry. The service is first
class and the attendants are those who
make one feel as if he had met friends,
and when he has passed a Sunday at this
: beautiful house he is sure to come again. "
e A New Dress.
! The TIMES appears this week in new
dress of type. 1t is hoped that its inn