Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-07

Point, N, Y, Saturday.
John Killingworth of Ludlow was
fined IS and costs in the police court
Monday for drunkenness.
]. ID. Cray is sick and unable to work
this week.
Park Mellish finished work as motor
man for the electric road Saturday night.
The Ladies' social club will meet next
"Wednesday at $50 p. NJ. with Mrs. S. T.
Gov on Henry street for mission work.
Mrs. Morris Clark, who had been visit
inc at Hon. James ii. Williams, returned
10 her home in Haverhill, Mass, Mon
day,
Ray, youngest son of M. ID. jackson,
has been quite sick with pleuro-pneu-
monia, but is now much better.
Rev. f. w. Lewis has been invited to
deliver the Memorial sermon before f.
III. Stoughton Post, G. A. r., May 16.
| George Lawton is extensively repair
inc his house on the New Terrace.
Miss Julia f. MAXWELL of Burlington
| is the guest of Mrs. Walter G. Blake.
Windham county court opened in New
fame yesterday, with States Attorney G.
A. Weston and most of the other Bel
lows Falls lawyers in attendance.
Four new members were received into
the Congregational church last Sunday :
Mrs. c. II. Copley and Mrs. Dora Shedd
by letter, and G. ii. Copley and Miss
Carrie Aldrich by profession, Mr.. Copley
being also candidate for baptism.
Miss Burgess, the trained nurse who
has been caring for Mrs. Robert Richard
son, returned to the Keens hospital yes
terday.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Congregational church held pleasant
social last evening, with a musical pro-
gram and refreshments on the basket
plan.
| At the Methodist church last Sunday
J. w. Abbey was received in full MEM
bership, and Mrs. George Young on pro-
baton. In accordance with the request
Of the secretary of the Goth Century
Forward Movement, the church will be
open for the reception of members every
Sunday during the year.
Miss Mabel A. Ramsey returned yes
terday from the Montpelier seminary for
"a vacation of three weeks. At the Jun
ior Prize-Speaking contest of that insti-
tuition last Thursday evening, Miss Ram
sey won the first prize for ladies, her
selection being rags" There were ID
contestants.
/ The ladies of the Universalist church
Twill hold their regular monthly supper
Thursday evening, March IA, consisting
Lof baked beans, cold meats, etc. The
Lsirpper will be under the direction of
Mrs. Albert Hammatt, Mrs. George E..
Page and Mrs. III. c. McDuffee.
i The Vermont Methodist conference,
which met, here last April, will be in ses-
sion this year in Lyndonville, opening
April II, with Bishop Earl Cranston of
Portland, Ore, presiding.
The Bird club held it's annual meeting
Tuesday evening with Miss Gertrude
Hayes and elected the following officers :
president, Miss Alice Dascomb; secre-
tary Miss Mary Baker; treasurer, Miss
Jessie Judd.
The body of Mrs. Lamson of Hope
dale Mass, mother of Dr. L. A. Lamson
of that place and grandmother of Mrs.
l.. L. Durham of this place, passed
through Bellows Falls Tuesday accom-
panied by DR.. Lamson, en- route for
Stowe, where the burial took place.
Mrs. Durham joined her father at this
station.
Rt Rev. A. G. A. Hall, bishop of Yer
mont. will visit Emmanuel church next
Sunday, the third Sunday in Lent, for
confirmation, which service will be at
6 o'clock in the evening. There will be
a celebration of the Holy Communion at
noon and at A. NJ, and the bishop will
preach at the morning service at 1870.
There will also be an early celebration of
the Holy Communion, for the especial
benefit of the newly confirmed, Monday
morning at o'clock.
Henry O. King has bought third in
terest in the hardware business of
George II. Stowell of Claremont, n. H.,
his partners being Mr.. Ball and Mr..
Rand. two clerks who have been with
Mr.. Stowell for great many years.
The store has already gone into the
hands of the new firm, and Mr.. King
has GONE to Claremont where he will
spend the greater part of his time, re-
turning to Bellows Falls for Sundays.
Mrs. Robert Richardson, aged Sd, died
Monday. after several weeks illness,
at her home in the south part of the
VILLAGE. near Earl street. Mrs. Richard
ordson had been a resident of this place
for about year, having formerly lived
in Toronto, Can. She left husband
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