Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
LOCAL NOTES.

in town last Thursday,
N. G. Williams is on western bust
ness trip this week.
The bank will be closed tomorrow,
birthday.
The ladies' afternoon whist club will
meet tomorrow with Mrs. +. l.. Walker
Miss Rebecca Russell of Middlebury
has visited her uncle, A. III. Fisher, late
ly.
Edward Stainsby returned Monday aft
er weeks visitat his home in Sandy
Hill.
Miss Florence Clifford has returned
from New York on account of her fa-
theirs illness.
W. A. Salisbury returned to Rutland
Monday after visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Bugbee.
willard Newton of the firm of Fay &
Newton of Athol, Mass, was in town
last Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Perry attended the
closing ball of the Country club in
Keene last Friday night.
c.. Wyman started yesterday for
Demorest Ca, expecting to remain there
two or three months.
Mrs. Charles billiard came Tuesday
from Rutland to spend few days with
her sister, Miss Emma Hapgood.
Marion Agnese, infant daughter of Mr.,
and II. A. Dedrick, was baptized in I'M
manned church Sunday morning.
Miss Webster and Miss Edith Living
ston of Pittsfield, n. III ARE the guests of
Mrs. E. L. Walker for couple of weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. d. l.. Sanford attended
the concert given by the choir of st
Luke's church in Chester Monday even.
ing.
The ladies' social club will meet with
Madam Babbitt on Henry street
Wednesday, February 81, for mission
work.
George F. Evans has finished filling
his ice houses and has 600 cords of planeG
ice of the best quality ever harvested il
this place.
W. R. Lowe started out yesterday a:
travelling salesman for G. S. Gates. He
will sell Para Rubber Gum, the grea
puncture healer.
George Clark, who works in the wooc
room of the International Paper com
pany, caught his hand in one of the bark
ers Friday and lost two fingers.
Charles Shurtleff and family have re
turned to Bellows Falls, where he ha
obtained employment with the Vernon
Farm Machine company.
Mrs G. L. Wheeler, who has been con
fined to the house for the past four week
with the grip, is now convalescent ant
able to sit up part of the time.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Moore of Nortl
Tewksbury, Mass, returned to thei
home Monday after spending few day
with w. A. Mcdonald.
Miss Jennie Shipman, who was callet
home about two weeks ago to care TO
her mother, who has been very sick, re
tupnnI 70 Smith MonIou
B. E. Buzzell, in Harriman's barbel
shop, went Saturday to Stowe, and viii
remain until after the golden wedding
anniversary Of his parents, which occur.
next Saturday.
At the Universalist church next Sun
day at 1890 the choir, orchestra, and :
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Albert Ham
matt. Mr.. Hammatt will also lead thu
meeting at els.
DR.. w. 7. Pike was in Springfield
Tuesday and applied the tuberculin ties
to a dairy owned by w. w. Brown o
that place. No tuberculosis was dis
covered.
r. ]. Shurtleff, who works for III. Ell
Davis, has rented the upper tenement il
IN. S. Brockway's house on the extension
of Henry street and will move his famil!
from Lebanon, n. H., next week.
L. L. Durham will remain in the stor,
here until about July 1 when he will &C
to Brattleboro to take charge of the firm
retail store in that place. His successor
here. III. E. Hamilton, will come April
and will occupy the tenement now occu
pied by Mr.. Durham. Mr.. and Mrs
Durham will board after April l.
Francis B. Upham will attend the in
'auguration at Washington, March 4, witt
the West Point cadets, who have bee
invited to take part in the exercises. MI
Upham is a member of the freshma
class. entering the institution last SeI
tamber from Norwich university.
] Master Dudley, the dancer and bon
artist who made good impression a
the hand minstrels, did little celebrat
inp Thursday. He received 81 for hi
dancing and probably felt rich. ii