Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-17
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1870,
NEARBY TOWNS,
CHARLESTOWN LETTER.
CDR. L. X. THAYER, LOCAL EDITOR


| CDR. L. X. THAYER, LOCAL EDIToRA
Miss Emma Dodge has returned from
Lakewood, N. j.
Mrs. N. G Brooks will go to N W Yo,k
city this week to visit her sister, Mss AGca
Preston. Before h'r return Mrs. Brook,
will visit Rev. Robert M. Berkeley and
family at Dobbs Ferry, N Y.
! Mrs Judkins is expected home this We. ;
from Mortified, where she has been yi.;'N
ing her son, DR.. John Judk MS, and family
Capt. Billings ha' returned from Bali.
more and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. futile attended
the Eastern Star installation at Alstead m
Tuesday evening of last week.
Miss Addie Swan has gone to Wbitinp,
vile, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs Nellie
/ Sutherland.
The boys OF the grammar school are to
have school caps OF purple and gold. The
girls will have school pins.
| Guy Boswell has returned to PhIGn,.
Exeter after the holiday vacation.
| Mr. Pratt, brother of Landlord Pratt
of the Exchange hotel, has moved here
from Gassetts and is occupying the Null.
ken cottage On East street. Mr. Pratt and
son are blacksmithing in the Richardson
shop.
The officers of Lincoln Post, G. AR,
were installed Monday evening by POI,
Commander W. E Way.
| Miss Ethel Sanborn returned Frda,
from three wet ks absence in Spring.
field.
Mrs Lizzie Hutchin, is bcokkeeper 10,
Lynch & Robbins.
Col Samuel Weber was in Concord
from Friday to Monday testing waite,
power.
Walter Bus veil is i'll with the grip apG
Ernest Boswell is attending to bis brother
janitor work.
The union service at the Unitarian
church Sunday evening was largely stt4nd
ed and an int resting meeting. Subject
next Sunday, New Testament Promises
leader, M IS Atwood.
| John Holden, who has been working 70,
w. G Callahan, has returned to hi. home
in Troy, N. Y.
Daniel Grey, Jr., has made arrange
ments with the B & M railroad to have tn,
owl" train stop the morning after his bill
January "a, tor the benefit of his patron
down the line. The concert and ball vii
be an elegant affair, with fine music AMI
an excellent turkey supper.
Mrs. Harriet Pease, who has BEEF
spending several weeks with Mrs. Carolin
Easter and Mrs A. C. Red, will retur
til, week to Springfield, Mass.
Miss Helen Preston arrived Monds
and will care for the household of her s
ter, Mrs. N. G. Brooks, during her al
sence.
| Will Tuttle's hens presented him la
Monday with six eggs which weighed l
ounces
| Mrs. CLARK Ro'ers is district agent tr
the celebrated "Five Drops" remarksbl
remedy for rheumatism and allied trouble
The remedy is meeting with a GROWN
popularity.
The following concerning daughter {
former r. sidents, Mr.. and Mrs Charl4s |
Hunt, is taken from the Springfield Mas,
Daily Unlon of January 2. "a home wed
ding took place at the home of the bride
45 Cambridge street, Monday noon, JAM
airy 1, when Miss Maud E. Hunt becam
the wife of Herbert M. Bailey of Clare
mont, Rev. Charles G. Rice performin
the ceremony. Miss Hunt is the daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Hunt of tn
city, and the groom is a carpenter an
builder of Claremont. Mr.. and Mr.
Bailey left on thu 8 80 train, and will MAX
their home in Windsor, where Mr.. Bale
has been engaged in building operation
during the past year."
, The Family Album entertainment wa,
great success last Thursday evening,
spite of the untavorable weather. Mr.
Ca Bidwell as "Mrs. Almira Pease
gave very interesting accounts of the nj
lures in her old family album and Il
"pictures" were excellent. The vocal ar
. instr umeptal music was very plpasin,
During the evening the audience was a. kq
to guess at five cents guess the heigI
from the floor Of an umbrella that was So
PEI ded. At a given time the guess,
were read and the one guessing neares
who proved to be Thomas Burns, wo
the umbrella. A dance followed the e,
tertainment and refreshments were serve
at II. The snug little sum of 800 W,
added to the funds of the Y. P. R. u, an
largely through the Efforts OF Mrs. Fran
Il. Wilbur, who managed the whole atfai
FELCHvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Furber and SON ,
Woodstock were guests at N. K. K. Perkin