Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-10-30
ALST FAD.

Misses O'Brien and Cooke We're present
on Friday at the teachers meeting at Bel
lows Falls, expressing much pleasure at
the interesting program and suggestions
offered.
Mrs. G. H. Talbot and Marjorie reached
here from Newtonville, Mass, Tuesday
and are the guests of Mrs. Talbot's father,
S. II. Randall.
H. G. Rawson had with him early in the
week brother, f. A. Rawson vice presi-
dent of the National bank at Newport.
Ernest Spencer of Maiden, Mass, has
been guest of his uncle, DR.. r. f. Oliver.
The Oasis lodge of Rebekahs has under
pleasant anticipation the advent of in
creased membership in the near future.
1t is expected that at the regular gather
ing of Warren Pond grangers on the even
ing of Tuesday, November IL, District
Deputy French of the Gilsum order will be
present and address the brothers and sis
tiers. A literary program will follow and
supper will be served.
Charles w. Rogers, who has been for
some months at Clean, n. Y, has recently
changed his position and is now located at
Noblesville, Ind, where he is employed in
the civil engineering department of rail-
way company.
Through the kindness of Mrs. Wright
Willard of Chicago, a longtime resident of
placed in our library, while the work "The
Genealogy of the Descendants of John and
Benjamin Wood,' early jewellers of this
town, has been donated by Col. James
Wood of Portsmouth,
The trustees of the public library have
passed a resolution to the effect that no
work shall be held by any person longer
than three weeks and shall not be ewed
at the expiration of that time. Books that
have not been in the library six months
shall be kept out only two weeks and shall
not be renewed to any member of the same
family.
Tyler F. Williams of Leominster, Mass,
has recently sold his farm in Langdon, bet
ter known as the E. W. Holden place, to
sale was made through Fred A. Wright of
Alstead Center, agent for P. F. Leland of
Boston.
Mrs. Nancy Porter has closed her house
on High street and intends passing the re-
mainder of the year with her daughters,
Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Gibson at Gilsum.
Miss Katie Porter is still in Keene, caring
for an aged invalid.
Mrs. Mary Dinsmore of Walpole was the
guest of Madam Dinsmore in the village
from Thursday till Saturday.
Messrs. James and Royal Richardson
have been with their parents at the parson-
age within the past week. The former is
engaged with the American Bible society
while the younger is a student at Amherst
college.
An unusually large invoice of books has
been received at the public library which
will soon be ready for distribution; a par
tial list of which will appear next week.
A. f. Noble of Somerville, Mass, a class
mate of Royal Richardson, was with the
family over Sunday, both returning to Am
herst Monday.
Word has reached here of the passing
away of Mrs. Harriet Glackmeyer at a
Fitchburg, Mass, hotel on Friday morn
ing, October "a, aged 80 years, 8 months
and II days. The lady was native of this
town and well and lovingly remembered
here. She was the last of her family, an
aunt of Prof. j. A. Tufts of Exeter, who
was present at the last sad rites. She was
truly charming woman in every walk in
life.
The town hall is in the hands of decorat-
ors under the direction of Mr.. Smith of
Bellows Falls, who has personally done
much satisfactory work in his line in this
place.
HARVEST CONCERT.
gram appeared last week was greatly en-
joyed by all present, the children and
younger people acquitting themfelves most
admirably. The audience room was appro-
priately decorated with palms and ported
plants, while the products from field and
orchard, pumpkins, corn, tomatoes and