Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-24

unttu 10 mhlCu. luz honto haNo p'oh
moved so as to have one large aisle in the
centre and small one on each SIDE
Their. is a handsome new green carpet on
the floor. The house is heated by a fur
mace and furnished with ventlator,. The
work has been done a. quite large ex-
per Sc, and great credit is due Rrv. Mr..
b anne { for his tireless efforts in ras-
ing the funds and over, eeing the work; to
the memb IS and ladies who have workt d
hard; also to the townspeople for their
help and interest.
The services opened at 10 80; the ser-
mon by Rev. F. W. Lewis OF Bellows
Falls, on Character Building" was very
fine At 2 o'clock p. NJ, Presiding Elder
Daver port gave the Ie-opening sermon on
the IN ami Of the Church; this WAS
a dep ard thoughtful discourse and
listened to with attention. The re-dedics-
tory prayer was by Rev. Mr.. Lewis. The
music was fine; Mrs. b rnard Swrzer pre-
ed at the organ and Miss Hell n Rohert-
son sang several solos, as did Mr. Tefit.
also. Rev E. W. Sharp, formerly pastor
OF this church, was expected to preach at
$50 in the evening, but was detained at
home by illness in his family, an so Rev.
MIR. Nickerson of Brookline filled his
place, prea hing on "Contesslon OF Faith" ;
it was an able sermon. At the afternoon
SO vice Rev. Mr.. Lewis took charge OF the
fosnc ard the people responded gener-
ously, and $50 was raised toward the bal
snce of the deot The town was we'll rep-
resel ted, for good audiences were at all
the meetings, considering the weather.
The ladies furnished a bountiiul dinr er
and supper at the church for the guest,
and those who cared to stay.
A play will soon be presented by local ta'-
ent entitled The Guunaker OF Moscow"
A vocal concert will be given in the
town ball, Tuesday, February 5, consist
ing f solcs, duets, etc., by Mis-, Flort n e
GoJdhue of Westm nster West soprano,
Miss H,len r be, ts IN alto, Walter g l.
bert OF Brat,leb'ro tenor, r. r Shelley
ba,itone, Miss Iza'ta Stewart OF Brat,la-
horo pianist, These people ara all well
known and the quality of the music VIII, ch
will be rendered will ensure for them
large audience.
William Brit,on has offered his ferry
property for sale.
Mr.. and M 6 r. r. Fem entertained a
whist party Tuesday evening OF last week
R R Fem went to Springfield, Mass,
Monday on business.
Mis- o i've Blood will go to Brattleboro
thi' We k where she has employment
Cless Britton has gone to Providence R.
l., to be tre ated tor rheumatism by a spe-
cialIst.
CHARLES Philips was in town last week.
Miss S E White and Miss Be tina E,tey
are conducting hotel in South Carolina
this winter.
A, G 8 one Of Wallirgford installed the
officers Of Delta lodge, knights of Honor,
last week Fri lay evening An excellent
supper was served at the Kandrrck House
Ell Bragg, who recent, moved to Keene,
has returned and moved into one OF Charles
Brooks tenements. He is at p-ese nj
working tor F. l.. Pierce, but will soon re.
turn to bis former position with w. A
Cole.
Mrs. j. F.Wasbburn and two daughters,
Fanny and Abbie, are planning to go to
Calitorni. in March for visit with MIR
Wsshburn's brothers.
Miss Helen Robertson went to Spring.
field, Mass, last Friday to spend Sunday,
after which she lett for Boston .hpre she
was ma d of honor at the wedding of Mis-,
S rah Hall, former school teacher in
this town. Miss Hall spent last SUNNI r
travelling in Europe.
Charles Crosby OF Newport, formerly of
this town, returned last week and he will
at once begin bis tin business again at hls
old stand on the ground floor OF the store
now occupied by A. j. A er.
Morton G. Davis, SO, died about l
O'Clock Saturday at the Bratfleboro asylum,
where he had been Tor Mt arly eight year,.
He had b en- i'll with heart dises.e for some
time but was only critically ill for shout
two days. The funeral WAS held at 2 o'clo
Wednesday at the home Of T. J. B Cut-
worth of Brattlehoro, Rev. F. nj. Wis
wall ofNewiane, formerly pastor of the
q ngregational church here. of which Mr..
DAVIS was member, officiating. Mr..
DAVIS was very scholarly young man and
was horn in this place, the son Of Charles
and Mary V. Davis, now OF Vernon. Be-
81 e. ia her a. mother he left one sister,
Mrs. Nettle Davis Jtquith Of Boston.
Rev F M. Chaplin, wife and youngest
son came Fri lay from Keene tor visit
with Mrs Chspir's mother, Mrs o. E
Bragg. Mr. Chaplin only stayed over
night as he started Saturday on cam
paigning tour tbr ugh Genital New York
and Ohio. M. Chaplin is contemp lating
return ng TO Chi a.
Miss Laura Sleeper is housed with the
grip.
Herbert Blood is drawing some of the
finest ord wood into Putney street that
has been setn for some time.
G. H. Hun l-v is out again after short
illness with asthma.
The skating is excellent. Skaters take
advantage Ct 1t, g, We may not have any
more.
When threatened by pneumonia or any