Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-10-30
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1902,
Bellows Falls News

Daniel Edwards passed Sunday at
Ludlow.
II. A. Dedrick is building new house
on the Walpole road.
Miss Kate Clark of Marlboro, N. H., is
a guest at E. p. Kidder's.
Joshua Upham of Weatherstield visit
ed at Mrs. f. j. Upham's Friday.
Merrill Dodge of Boston visited rela-
tives and friends here over Sunday.
Miss Lula Lewis of Brattleboro visited
friends in town Friday and Saturday.
Harvey Chase was the guest of A. G.
Mrs. Sumner of East Middlebury Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Bowtell last
week.
Miss Eva Mcdonald of Hanover, n. H.,
was the guest of her sister, Miss Ada,
last week.
Mrs. George II. Stone went Tuesday to
South Norwalk, Conn, where she ex-
poets to pass the winter.
Mrs. j. NJ. Perkins and two chilcren of
NARROW, N. H., are visiting Mrs. Perkins
sister, Mrs. Chester D. Policy.
j. W. Lockwood went Tuesday to
Daytona, Fla, where he will spend the
winter.
The Boston Record says Bellows Falls
call for new station has reached the
limit of an actual below.
The second town football team was
defeated by the second high school team
at Barber park Saturday, the score being
% too.
Miss Nina Harris, who has been with
Mrs. F. D. Stilwell this season will re-
turn to her home in Port Henry, n. Y,
Saturday.
Miss Mary Chadwick of Rutland, who
was for few days recently the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. n. E. Smith, returned
home Monday.
E. w. Brown was called to Nicholville
N. Y, Friday by telegram announcing
the serious sickness of his father, who
died before Mr.. Browns arrival.
Mrs. M. B. Wilder of Boston is the
guest of Miss Lillian Wilder, her daugh-
ter, this week. Miss Bessie Scott of Ty-
son visited Miss Wilder over Sunday.
The local agency of the Booklover's
library for Brattleboro has been taken
by William D. Hayes of Bellows Falls.
The first delivery by him was made Fri
day afternoon.
A petition for consolidating the two
local Masonic lodges has been signed by
most of the Masons in town and will be
referred to the three leading officers of
the grand lodge.
Among those securing deer during the
open season were M. F. Glynn of Gage
vile, who secured buck in Cavendish,
and II. E. Bush and Ambrose Busby
who secured a handsome specimen in
Grafton.
i 4IO iMEo ICCCiNCb an dllOIN lllOuS
! communication Monday written on the
outside of an envelope. 1t stated that a
storm wave was coming with heavy
rainfall and that there would be a severe
wind storm from the Dakotas to Texas
with heavy thunder in Iowa, Missouri
, and Illinois. All this is to happen be-
tween November / and ). This sounds
like message from the Delphic oracle
and must be either true or untrue.
, The democratic candidate for town
g representative from Charlestown is
; Charles II. Bradford, the genial barber
!, who offciateS at Harriman's stand from
y time to time. His republican opponent
is Frank w. Hamlin. The Charlestow1
correspondent of the Springfield Report
Z er objects to Mr.. Bradford's candidancy
on the ground that he shas no bushes.
+ in the town and for large portion o
/ the year is non-reS Dent, owns no rea
l estate or taxable property interests, ant
/ is practically severed from the public in
terests of our people by his business 10
\ cation and practical residences in Suna
I pee. On the leading issues of the cam
/ paign Mr. Bradford's position at thi
I date is only known by inference" Prob
1 ably the correspondent is not a demo
t. crat.
The following FRONT. The Montan
i Daily Record will be of interest to tn
people of Bellows Falls as Mr.. Horn i
the husband of Miss Josie Robinson
formerly resident of this place: al
official bulletin issued from Northern
Pacific headquarters in St. Paul Tuesda.
of last week announced importan
changes to be made in the management
of the road covering the territory ex
tending from Mandan, n. D., to Spokane
: Wash. 1t was announced that Ii. J
Horn, Jr., who for the past six years ha
been superintendent of the Montana di
vision, will be made assistant general su
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