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


on Friday evening at the home OF Miss
May Richmond.
The N. E. o p had its annual in
stsiation Of officers last Tuesday evening.
at't' wards refeshment, were served and q |
pleasant evening spent.
Mrs. George Graham at this writing is
i'll with the grip and attended by DR.. Chap
man.
l. was an error last week that Mrs. Will
liam Cobb had been very sick, your cor
respondent only writing Of her having
severe cold.
Ole of VIII Fuller's little ones has been
having the grip.
Mercill White is at work again after
two weeks tus,le with the grip.
Rev Isaac Peart preached to a crowded
house last Sunday evening.
Mrs Victor Holden passed away last
Saturday afternoon. She had pneumonia
and was better but had a relapse and lived
only short time. She left husband and
two small children to mourn her loss. She
was a faithful wife and devoted mother and
will be sadly missed.
Mr. and Mrs N. G. Dodge gave most
delightful sat home" last week Thursday
sn'ng.
| Willie Lawrence had very pleasant lit
tie BIZ thday party last week Friday. The
occasion beng his twelfth birthday and
plsymates to the number of twelve were
invited Light refreshments were served.
The Pilgrim Fathers have install ,tion of
officers this evening. Refreshments are to
be served and good time may be ex-
pected.
Ethel and Stella Rice and Beulah Vittum
spsnt Saturday and Sunday at their homes
in Felchville.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Gilman, also Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph White leave soon for
California where they intend to remain the
rest of the winter.
We learn that G. F. Cotton has pur-
chased the Commonwealth dining hall OF
Mrs. Adams.
i The town library will now be open every
week day from 80 to $50 P. M. and from
7.30 to 9.30P.M.
Rev. W. R. Libby occupied the Uni
versa!ist pulpit last Sundy.
First New England supper of the season
under the auspices of the Epworth League.
i A Council of War" social at the Con
gregatlonal vestry this evening. Ice
cream and cake on sale at Is cents, the
usual price.
4 Mrs. j. H. Sheehan had delightful
little whist party last week Tuesday even
ing.
Some fine views have been taken of the
interior of St. Marks church by our pho.
tographer, Mr.. Perkins.
Success to "The Royal" and its proprie.
tor.
The Rev. J. Lambert Rees of Shanghai
China, gave very interesting lecture or
"Chna and Missions" Tuesday evening al
St. Marks church. Mr. Rees is a native
! of England but has been ten years In
= China. Rev. Mr.. Sanford of Bellows Fall:
also gave little talk on Diocesan Mission.
and Rev. Mr.. Mathison of Brattleboro 8
tax on Domestic Missions Rev. Mr.
, Davi, of Chester aud Rev. Mr.. Lassitel
+ were also present.
8 Walter Marlin is away on visit.
g Mrs Grimshaw's father is not nearly al
L. we'll.
Hon. Adna Brown, one of the promi
nent me 4 of Vermont and the leading Cit
> zen OF his town, died at his home here OF
Monday morning after short illness. Hi
family were with him during his last hours
II He was president of the Jones & Lam
- son Machine Co., the Parks & Woolsol
:, Machine Co., the Springfield Electric Rail
way Co., and was identified with man
> other enterprises Of Springfield.
y Born amorg the rugged hills OF Ne'
> Hampshire he climbed unaided to a posi-
;, ton OF wealth and honor in his adoptet
: state. He was a Jealous and active repub
~ lican and had been q member of bot
:. branches of the legislature. He was a del
. egate to the national convention of 1892
= I'D received from Gov Fuller the sppoint
ment of Worlds Fair commissioner for Yer
& mont.
:. He was lifelong Congregationalis
u and was well k1owo for his active benevo
- lence and his cal in the pr emotion OF ever
70 worthy cause. Mr.. Brown had been al
exte nsive traveller both in America ant
= abroad and he enjoyed many such expert
J ences. In 1895 he made tour of Egypt
Palestine and Syria His very iDterestin,
y lished under the title "From Vermont t
= Damascus"
e He had many warm friends Throughout
= the state who will be grieved to learn O
- his death. He left q wife and son an,
: daughter. Fun raj services were held a
!. the FIRST Congregational church at 2.30 P
% M. yesterday.
, EVERY MOTHER SHOULD KEEP ToILETINl
I'll IN THE HOUSE.
=. l am very glad to recommend Toiletin
% for children. If there Is a symptom o
}, Group give it freely rub the chest thorough
J. ly with it and cover with q warm flame
e and any one will be surprised at the relic
l. at once.
b In colds, sore throsts, bruises and man,
n other things i: works just as well.
10 Mrs. G. E. Nixon.
Windsor, December Is.
IL Mrs. N. b. Higgins,
Il Agent for Miners extracts and Toiletine
; Springfield and Windsor, VT, Claremon
8 and Newport, n. II.