Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10

u, il to be" rst'r IN betnei.
whlpr Bacon is traching in the gram
~ Grade OF the public schools in Cha les
town
! The La lies So;isl club will meet with
NJ g X. Laba ee next Tuesday even
ing.
TIE B.pist choir will meet Sunday
no,n,ne tor rehearsal instead of tonight ~
usual
The w C. T U. will hold a mothers
meetirg mex Tuesday ~ ming at 30 at
m. home OF Mrs.. Ing-nue Fassett. Sub
,ect. "Initia Hrredity."
The Y P. c. U. OF the Universalist
chm Oh will hold pi mic social IN the
church parlcrs this ev ming at $50. Re-
fire.. hments W be served.
DR.. and Mrs W.T. Hszelton have taken
rooms in the building formerly occupi. by
Tow $ hotel, and the oms vacated by
IN, M at Mrs Lydia Bloc 8 have been
taken by Mr. a, d Mrs. L X. Barnett.
TIE minstrel entertainment at the opera
,u,e last evenu gave very good satisiac-
tion a. d the at eodance was up to the
avelag+.
TIE band gave its last concert ard
dance in Uuron hall Tuesday evening with
the largest attendance of the season. These
" ming, with the band have proved very
popular. -..
One of S. J. Cray's teams made lively
dash through the Square toward the d'ppt
y,s-riay The monotony OF a dull day
wa, broken ut little damage done.
Th Sc officer, OF E. H. Stoughton Post,
G. A. R, were installed by Captain w.
II rayl,r last Wedne,day evening: Com
mander, D. A. Bugbe-; senior vice COM
ma DIR, o. M Baker; junior vice COM
m .nder, A. H Pratt; surgeon, A, R.
Perry sdjuant, F. j. Hal; qualte'-
master, j. o. Spring. sergeant mai1r, F.
H Hob,on.
The Hiprrnians viii celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of the founding of
division No 2 with appropriate exercises
in Union ball next Tuesday evening. 1t is
expected that some of the N W Ham oshire
state officers will be p e,rnt ard short sd
dresses will be made by several members
of the div sion. A .ocraI dance will be
part of the prog am.
Miss Agnes Kingston, who has been
employed il the tfice OF the Vermont
Farm Mach NJ COMPANY for nearly year
past, has entt red the fiji of the B & NJ.
= railroad Mrs G ace Church will succepd
NJ SIS Kingston with the Vermont Farm
Macbine company. Miss Ednh Wether-
b g and Mis-, Mildred Young have com,
p menced work in the cffioe Of this company.
e Ths1 the season ben the business of the
company is rus ing and an extra force is
Required to take care of their correspond
ence.
e John W. Curtice, so, who died from ty-
e phoid fever ia Washington, D. c., Tues
day morning of last week bad made ex-
tended Wits in Br4ttleboro in recent years
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Taylor of Wash
d inptop. at O. F. Bailey's, and he had spent
' a large part of each summer season in Bel
+ lows Fall. with M. and Mrs. John A.
Tb#ing. Mr.. Tay lor and Mr.. Thwirg
were among hi, intimate companions in the
FIRST Vermont cavalry in the civil war He
$ wa, a alive Of Bristol, N. H., and in hi,
e Young manhood lived in Graton and Lud-
= low. He left broh in Bristol, and
,iater-n law and nephew in Hin.dale,
Mass. His wife, who WAS Lydia Wood
burn of Lu How, VT, died in 1877.
Mrs Myrtle Newell daughter of the late
Chester B. Newell of Nottingham, died at
her home 10 Wolaston, Mass, Wednfs-
, dav. January 2, of Tuberculosis. MIS-
r N, W. Il was an expert st nographer and
for several years was valued employee OF
the Vermont Farm Machine company.
From Bellow VS. Fa |, she went to Taunton,
Mass. where she had been offered an ex-
cell mt position as stenographer at the
, asylum in that city, but had lately be-
, with the M ;Phail piano company in Bos-
ton, with which firm she remained until
LAST July, when she gave up the post on to
enter the Massachusetts, general hospital
with the intention OF b c. ming a nurse,
and remained at that institution until COM
psIled by falling heath to give up
work. Her remain, were taken to Whiting
, BAN tor interment.
n W. Hutchin, was in New York New
Year, eve and says the following descrip-
ton Of what harper ed there. printed in the
New York Sun. is ia ly accurate: "They
tooted on million horns, they stepped
mon a mil ion corns. They puzzled and
; rushed, they struggled and cru he'd, they
- ooo,b.r a o. ,odlv game Their