Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-07
LOCAL NOTES.

,ver,.. N. H.
Erwin Kelley passed Sunday at his home |
n Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Boynton OF Somerville, Mass, is |
visiting her sister, Madam Prentiss, at S.
J. Coolidges.
The funeral of Jerry Barry was held
rom St. Peters church Friday with burial
At Drewsville.
Miss Winnie Lowell, who has been seri-
ou.ly i'll for some weeks, is now on the
road to recovery.
A. W. Coolidge came Saturday from
Waterville, P. O., to visit bis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Coolidge.
M. j. Granfeld was obliged to give up
hi, work in S. J. Cray's combination store
Tuesday because of sickness.
The New York Racket has rented q
store in Springfield and expects to take a
stock of goods there for sale later.
Miss Eta Dodge, who is stopping at M.
H. Rays, is substituting in the ninth grade
for Miss Alberta Campbell, who i, sick.
Scion Sumner has gone to his home in
East Middlebury. He expects to beg in
work roo in Hotel Brandon in Brandon !.
An addition is being built onto the east
side of the Island House to accommodate
the increasing needs Of Coy & Babcock TO r
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Mcdonald of Norh
Walpole left for Chicago Sunday, called
there by the death Of her brother, James
Mullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Swain have been
confined to the house by sickness during
the past ten days, but are considerably
better now.
Michael Harry is one Of the grip vic
Tins. P. H. Harty is running the order
team for Francis Reynolds and combining
groceries with insurance.
Tom Donovan, employed in the mill Of
John t. Moore & Son, had two finger.
pinched in the calendars last week and l.
having vacation.
Miss Lena Flanders, who was the guest
Of Mrs. E. A. Norwood during the past
month, returned to her home IN st. Johns
vile, N. Y, Monday.
The ladies' society Of Emmanuel church
will meet at the parish house Thursday
afternoon at o'clock, and tea will b
served by Mrs. o. D. Gray and Mrs. o
M, George.
Edward G. Fleming of Havre, Montana
former resident of this place, has beer
appointed passenger and freight agent a
Spokane, Wash, fer the Great Northern
road, taking charge February /.
A party of Baptist people, fifty or more
will drive to Charlestown tomorrow even
ing, and there will take the electrics TO
Springfield where supper will be enjoye'
at the Adnabrown.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Univer
salist church will serve the regular month
ly supper Wednesday evening at 6.1!
o'clock, consisting Of baked beans, colo
meats, etc. The supper will be under tn
direction of Mrs. j. T. Moore, Mrs. F. D
Stilwell and Mrs. L. A. Day.
The family Of S. j. Coolidge has bee n .
little unfortunate to say the least Mrs
Prentiss, Mrs. Coolidge's mother, has eer
sick all winter; Mr.. Coolidge has just re-
covered from an attack Of the grip, ant
Monday Miss Olive Prentiss slipped on thu
ice on Cherry street and broke wrist.
The Brattleboro Reformer says: "Ar
assurance from source which is consid
cred reliable is given that the Boston 6
Maine railroad will begin early in the sum
mer the laying of a double track betwee Ell
Brattle boro and Bellows Falls. The heavy
freight business makes this improvement
almost absolutely necessary.
C. S. Wilson Of this place, who is a saw
yer by trade and has been at work in thu
Intern ational wood room, finished work fol
that company Wednesday, January 80
and with his son George went on Friday
the LIST, to North Sanbornton, N. H.
where he has a brother-in-law, who ha
a saw mill and is getting out large quaint
tie, Of lumber. Mr.. Wilson, who is al
excellent sawyer, will have charge OF thu
saving.
The friends of Miss Mary I. O'Connor
the popular North Walpole teacher, ar
confident that she will be one Of the fortu.
nate ones who will attend the second in
aupurstion of William Mckinley at the ex
nense of the Boston Globe. They hav,
arranged for coupon party in Union hal
tomorrow evening. There will be an en-
tertainment and dance and the proce ed
viii be devoted to purchasing coupons
The committee having the matter in charg