Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-10-30
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lastsweelS Thursday to visit friends in
| Worcester, Mass,
Rev. Markham Stackpole and wife re-
turned to their home in Magnolia, Mass,
last Friday.
! Miss Hazel Tenney is stopping with her
aunt, Mrs. Nellie Finney, for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tellew of Leland and Gray
seminary, Townshend, We're at f. c..
Rand's Friday of last week. IS Ny
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Perry of Bellows
Falls called upon friends in the village
Saturday.
Miss Edith Foster has returned from her
visit to Boston. afR III n ap2 See
Mrs. Nancy Ranney OF Boston is visiting
her son, Charles Ranney.
Miss Annie Blodgett of Grafton spent
Saturday and Sunday with her brother,
DIR. John Blodgett. E#s&
f. G. Butterfeld, wife and daughter Wis
tied at j. X. Bancroft's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Fisher are rejoicing
in the birth OF son on Friday, October 3.
Mrs. Joseph Wright has been quite sick
but is reported much improved.
Mrs. Amelia Gale has returned from
Townshend and will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Rachel Twitchel.
Chauncey Gale with Master Arthur and
Miss Hazel spent Sunday in Chester.
Miss Josie Taft and Miss Hardy of
Townshend were guests at E. p. Taft's Fri
| day of last week.
AT the Baptist church Sunday evening
Misses Mary Wilbur and Ethel Foote gave
very interesting reports of the Christian
Endeavor held in Boston October 14-17.
| Charles Pollard has moved into the mid
die tenement of the "bee-hive" on Acad-
| envy avenue.
| Merrill Proctor and Leon Weston called
on friends in town Saturday.
| Prof. Warren Fisher of Windsor was at
M. G. Richardson's for short time last
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard and son of
| Boston were at Wilder's hotel over Sun
day.
| Mrs. John Sheldon returned to his home
in Westmoreland Monday.
| Mrs. Mary Richardson and Mrs. L. L.
Richardson of Bellows Falls visited at F.
E. Richardson's Saturday.
| Misses Effie and Lila Parker of Spring
held We're guests at Dennis Sheldons last
Friday.
Mrs. Lyman Aldrich is very seriously i'll
| Portable
The Judson Circle of the Baptist church
meets Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock with
Mrs. Fred Morrison.
The many friends of Lizzie l. Glynn will
be sorry to hear of her serious illness at
Boston. She is with her sister, Mrs. AL
bert Wyman.
Homer Nourse spent Sunday in Rock
ingham at Frank Proctor's.
met Andrews little daughter is very ill
at Mrs. Kilburn's. There is very little
hope of her recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. M. p Barry returned Mon
day after spending week in Providence
R. L., with their son, Henry Barry.
| Mr. Busby, who lives in j. X. Bancroft,s
house, shot a deer near Grafton few DAYS
ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Austin expect to
start for Highgate Springs Saturday OF
this week and intend to spend the month
of November away from home.
Hugh Stratton spent Sunday at his home
in West Townshend.
| The United Order of the Golden Cross
will hold it's regular meeting at Odd Eel.
lows hall Monday evening at O'Clock.
All members are requested to be present
Saxtons River grange held it's regular
meeting October "a. Pleasant Valley
1 marching staff assisted in comforting the
| third and fourth degrees upon ten candi-
| dates. bountiful harvest supper was
served to 80 members and guests. Visitors
from Springfield, Rockingham, Bellows
Falls and Westminster West were pres
ent and as one member remarked, 1--WE
had glorious time.' This order is in a
fourishing condition; frequent additions
are made to its number.
| The reception given by DR.. Ellery Fri
day evening at Fuller hall to the visiting
| teachers at the convention at Bellows Falls
4 was a very ENJOYABLE affair. The hall was
very prettily arranged and decorated for
the occasion, the orchestra was in attend
1 Il
The visiting teachers were well pleased
| with Vermont academy.
| Last Saturday evening there occurred
what might have proved very serious ac-
cident. A man and boy drove directly up
on the electric road bridge just at the edge
of the village, the man being too drunk to
| know or care where he was driving. A
much bruised horse and broken wagon
was the consequence. The motorman on
the 1870 car on it's way down saw the
horse soon enough to stop the car about 20
feet from him. The horse was extricated
from its perilous position and cared for at
d. j. Bemis' livery stable. The man be-
ing. fighting drunk was arrested and hand
cuffed by Baxter Walker and sent on his
| way to Bellows Falls. another lesson for
| the cause of temperance)
Capt. A. w. Thomas, the man of mys-
terry, will be at Odd Fellows hall Friday
| and Saturday evenings, October 81 and
November /. for the benefit of the local
| lodge. Everybody come and see him.
| A very pleasant evening was spent at
| the Christian Endeavor social at the Bap-
| fist parsonage Tuesday evening. Games
| were played, music rendered and refresh
ments served. A general good time was
reported.
Leamon White is at work for S. j. Cray,
| Bellows Falls.
John ODER of Boston has been visiting
| friends in this vicinity.