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

| LoSAL lNotLJ.
John Chase returns to bis studies in New
York this week.
Ned Ray passed Sunday at his home il
White River Junction.
Dana Pierce OF Burlington visited at his
home here last week.
The Derthick Musical club met Tuesda,
evening tn Mss Louise Flint.
Mis-, Helen Gibson of Walpole was {
guest at c. L. Wheeler's Tuesday.
Mrs. James Ross OF Everett, Mass, Wis.
tied Mrs. Catherine Mcdonald last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy P. >Cl.rke passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Clarke.
Edwin Moore of Lowell, Mass, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald
over Sunday.
The Y. P. C. U. of the Univer.ais
church will hold picnic social in the yes
try Thursday evening, January 10, at 7.30
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Drew have giver
| up housekeeping and now have room and
beard at IA Atkinson street.
Miss Ethel NJ Wheeler, who visited her
aunt, Mrs George H. Abbott, in Gardner
Mass, for two weeks, returned home to
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martineau of Spring
field, Mass, attended the funeral of Mrs
| Martineau's brother-in-aw, Daniel Relihan
Saturday.
Bert Buzzell, barber in Harriman's, ha.
| been housed for few days with tonslitis
Charles Bradford of Charlestown is in the
shop this week.
E. G. Waite of North Hartland is over
seeing the work being done by the Inter.
national Paper Co. 10 their piers in the
Connecticut river.
Lowell H. Stearns spent Sunday and
| Monday at bis home in Gilsum, N. H.,
Monday being the 50th anniversary of hi,
father and mothers marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Grout and daugh-
ter left for Washington, D. c., yesterday.
Master William W. will remain with hi.
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Can.
| non, Jr.
S. L. Daggett killed his thoroughbred
jersey bull, Duke, 21 months old last week
The bull dressed 65S pounds, in addition to
60 pounds of rough tallow. Mr.. Daggett
wants to know who can beat this.
Rev. Albert Hammatt will preach a
New Years sermon at the Universalst
church next Sunday. The congregational
singing led by the choir and the orchestrs
is attracting many strangers. The boys
club will meet in the vestry next Tuesday
| evening at 7.30.
The following newly elected officers O.
the local lodge, X. of P, will be installed
by District Deputy F. l.. WILDER: H. H
Church, c. c.; j. T. Dodge, V. c. B.
F. Foster, prelate; Fred Whitaker, X. Of
| r. and S w. A. Mcdonald, M. OF F.
c. S. Moore, M. OF Elk. w. H. Pierce
M. at A. w. W. Allen, M. of W.
The Ladies AID society OF the Univer.
salist church holds meeting in the vestry
at o'clock this afternoon. A bean supper
will be served at els under direction Of
Mrs G. r. Nourse and Mrs. E. M. Under
hill. This is the annual meeting for the
election of officers and a full attendance Of
the members of the society is desired.
The following officers of the Baptist Sun
day school were elected last Sunday: Su-
perintendent, John o. Spring; assistant
superintendent. E. c.. Fairbank secretary,
Miss Juna Fi6rld; assistant secretary
Mrs. F. H. Mark; treasurer, E. w.
Trask. The off ers of the primary de-
partment will be appointed by the super
intendent. Mr.. Spring enjoys the honor
OF the twenty-frst consecutive election to
the office of superintendent.
DR.. o. M. George, addressed as chair
man of the board OF trade, this week re-
celved an inquiry from George w. Nose
ley of Philmont, N. Y. Mr.. Moseley
states that he owns the machinery tor q
knitting factory tor the manufacture o
mems feeced lined underwear with . capa-
city OF 300 dozens per day and employing
25O people. He asks if the business com
munity here is willing to subscribe $50, 00(
and organize a stock company which ough
to pay 20 per cent on the investment. Here i
q chance for the board OF trade to do littl'
investigating. Fifty thousand dollars woul'
not come very easy, yet all would be gls'
to welcome an organization employing 25'
hands and paying 20 per cent.