Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-07
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1901.
/ Bellows Falls News

Lewis P. Massey spent Sunday in Brat.
tleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Chandler we're in
Keene Monday.
The infant son of G. G. Freeman is very
sick with spinal meningitis.
Mics Annie johnson has gone to Boston
to spend several weeks, leaving town Tues.
day.
The Ladies' Afternoon club will meet
with Mrs. Howard Parker on Friday at
three o'clock.
i Rev. j. H. Reid returned Monday to
| Ascutneyville to assist in the meeting,
being held there.
Miss Eta Snow came Tuesday from
Mortified to make her home with her sis.
ter, Mrs. E. o. Young.
Mrs. Daniel Sallies Of Montpelier, s.
ter-ln-law, is keeping house for George A..
Wright for the present.
Miss Margaret Burbank of Brookline,
Mass, is expected next week, to be the
guest of Mis-, Bertha Capron.
Miss Jennie Sbipman was called home
from her school last Saturday. by the
serious illness of her mother.
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weather, says there will be five snow
storms during February.
Jeanette Brockway, formerly of this vii
lage, now of Chester, who has been seri-
ously ill for the past three weeks, is slowly
improving.
Miss Ma1igan and Miss Roche of Bur-
lington were the guests of Mrs. F. H.
lO'Connor Monday. They were en- route for
Worcester, Mass.
Paul frost, Jr., assistant to W, R.
Farnsworth, division engineer of the Inter
national Paper company, leaves today for
Turner's Falls, Mass.
| Miss Katherine Murphy from Warren,
Mass, is caring for her aunt, Mrs. John
W. Keefe, who has been very sick with the
grip for the past two weeks.
| About 20 of the young people OF the
| Methodist church took sleighride to Put
ney last night to attend the fair and chick
en-pie supper given by the church in that
place.
H. H Whitney OF Mortified, who rep
resents the York Hosiery company, is in
this vicinity for couple of weeks in the
interests of the firm, making his headquar-
tiers with bis sister, Mrs. F. w. Lewis.
The office force of the Vermont Farm
Machine company, at the invitation of the
superintendent, N. G. Williams, are to
enjoy sleighride to Walpole, Friday even
ing, and take supper at the Dinsmore.
Mrs. Jessie Booth, who has been for
some time with her mother, Mrs George
Underwood, suffering from nervous pros
tlation, is now gaining Mrs. Underwood
has been quite sick with the grip, and Mr..
Underwood has had lighter attack of this
prevalent malady.
Miss Ethel d. Green of Port Henry. N
Y. who completed course of Instruction
in the Albany Business college, has secured
a good position with the Vermont Farm
Machine company upon the recommends
ton of the college authorities.
An undertaken was heard to remark YES
terday that there had been 10 death, IN
Bellows Falls and North Walpo1e since
January l. A bystander remarked that
in his opinion this indicated pernicious ac-
tivity on the part of the medical profes sion
Seven new members were received into
the Methodist church last Sunday by letter:
DR.. and Mrs. Meacham and Miss Esther.
from Ludlow; Mr.. and Mrs. Chester ID.
Policy, from Ashland, N. H.. Mrs. E. w.
Lord, from Wellsville, N. Y; Jason W.
Abbey, from Barnard.
Miss Mary Kane, 16, daughter of Mrs.
Edward Kane on Bridge street, died of
pneumonia last Friday. The funeral was
from st. Charles church Monday morning
with burial at Drewsville. The deceased
was the daughter OF the man who myster-
lously disappeared early in January.
G. A. Williams and George Tasker have
secured permission to take ice flom Mi
nard's pond. the same to be sold in Bel
lows Falls. An ice house near Mr.. Will
liams' residence on Webb Terrace will be
filled, also the ice house near A. R. Perry's
on Henry street, and perhaps the house
connected with Towns hotel.
The New York Life Insurance company
has appointed L. S. Hayes special agent,
and he will have supervision OF a number
OF agencies in this immediate vicinity.