Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-24
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, JANUARY "a, 1901
Bellows Falls News.

Miss L zzie Henuessey, employed A.
clerk in Wales Cash store, is having
. weeks vacation.
Clark Chase was in Springfield. Mass.
recently.
Miss Lucy Barker returned last week
from visit in Rochelle, N. j.
Miss Erna Frost is confined to her bad
with the grip. ". henT''a- 'H"tt b.. M
Mrs. j. r. Dodge is i'll with tonsiltis.
&c. Bodies OF White River Junction il,
nursing sprained ankle this week.
1.-THE Deceased Queen" will be Rev,
c. r, B. Dodge's theme Sunday morning
F. F. Farmer of Three Rivers, P. O.,
was in town Monday.
Miss Emily H. Lewis spent Sunday at
her home in Claremont, N. H.
DENIM, Cray spent the first part of last
week in Boston.
S. j. Cray was sick with a severe cold
the last of last week.
W. G. Belknsp passed Sunday in Barre
j. w. Smith, eiitor of the Waterford
N. Y, Advertiser, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. N. P. Gates.
DR.. and Mrs. E. R. Campbell reached
home Tuesday night from New York,
where they were detained a few days by
the illness Of the doctor.
Miss Charlotte Cooke is at her home in
Alstead sick with the grip.
George Spaulding is spending couple
Of weeks in Boston and vicinity.
The Ladies afternoon whist club will
entertain gentlemen friends at Miss Labs-
ree'' Friday evening OF next week.
Rev. w. H. Hill of Salem, Mass, will
deliver the next free lecture before the
Young Mems club February 22 subject,
"Cupld's Mistakes"
Mss Lillian Wilder passed Sunday and
the early part of the week in Plymouth.
Miss Mamie Cove attended the millinery
store during her absence.
George H. Evans and the Boston Dairy
company are using about all the teams that
can be secured for drawing ice.
L. M. Read, c. H. Williams, A.
Bole, and c. II. Robb were in Montpelier
Tuesday to attend the session of the
supreme court when the Pine street electric
road land-damsge case was argued. The
decision will come later.
P. Cunniham of Greenfield, Mass, hat
charge of getting out the stone for repair
ing the Inter national Paper company''
piers.
w. r. Farnsworth, division engineer O.
the International Paper company, was in
town Thursday and Friday last, looking
after the interest OF the company.
John Somervllle, superintendent of thu
Hampden Paint & sChemical company
Springfield, Mass, was in town Tuesday
| on business.
Prof. Greeley expects to go to his home
in Franklin Falls sometime next week
He will be in Bellows Falls again, however
for several week, during the spring.
A new ice company with c. A. Williams
living on the Webb terrace, as principe
owner, is contemplated. An article in tn
warrant for the next corporation meeting
is to see if the corporation will vote II
license more than one person to take ic'
from Minard's pond.
The annual corporation meeting is clos
at hand yet there is no wild excitemen
over who are to fill the offices. A re-elec
ton in most cases, with the possible excep
ton of the board OF bailifs, will probabl
be the program.
No trace has ever been secured OF Ed
ward Kane who my,teriously disappear 6,
about three weeks ago. 1t was reporte
that man partially frozsn had been take
from box car and placed in hospital il
Worcester investigation showed tina
Kane was not the man.
Mrs. J. c. Day, daughter Elizabeth ant
maid were driving on Bridge street MOI
day when the runner of the sleigh caugh
on the electric road rail and threw the oc
cupants to the ground. Fortunately nom
| were injured. The sleigh was eon,idel
ably damaged.
While making the rounds with the dc
livery team of the F. b F. grocery com
pany Yesterday morning, Harley II
Chandler slipped on an icy walk and fell
striking his knee against the curblng. N
bones were broken but the hganents ver
badly strained.
The Y. P. C. U. OF the Univers Mi.
church will hold Calico social this even
ing at 7.45 sharp. Ladies are requested
to wear calico gowns, bring two needle,
and one-half pound of carpet rags care
| fully cut in strips; gentlemen To wear cal