Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-06-05

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Miss Helen Guild visited in Claremont
over Sunday.
New plank sidewalks will soon be laid
across the canal bridge.
w. ID. Louis Of Springfield spent Sun
day at Ernest Lockwood's.
The annual school exhibition will not
be given this spring but will be given in
the fall in connection with the teachers
meeting to be held here at that time.
Mrs. Frank G.. Day of Newton Center,
Mass, came yesterday and is the guest
of Mrs. S. L. Bennett.
y Engine hall in North Walpole is being
fitted up for the use of a temperance So
ciety.
NJ. II. and A. w. Ray have been at
their old home in Henniker, n. H., this
week.
Mrs. William Wonson of Gloucester,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. I.
Andrews.
Mrs. Chester D. Policy and son went
Sunday to MARROW, n. H., for a months
visit with relatives in that place.
Miss Bertha Bacon returned Monday
from visit of a few days with relatives
in Windsor.
Ex-Governor Farnham still continues
in critical condition at his home in
Bradford. His two sons from Buffalo
have Joined him during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Hamilton went to
Boston Sunday. Mrs. Hamilton went on
to Paris, Me-, where she will visit for
several weeks.
II. A. Hatch has returned from Green
field, Mass, and is again employed in
Durham Bros store Harry Wood has
gone to the Brattleboro store.
w. e. Newman, in the employ of the
Vermont Farm Machine company, and
Miss Cotton were married at the home
of the bride in Springfield Saturday.
After short wedding trip to Vergennes
they returned here Tuesday and will
live on Barker street.
Some of the Clement men who be-
lieve in making the most of victory
are already discussing desirable candi-
dates for town representative next fall
They are suggesting F. G. Flint on IL
cense platform.
A special North Walpole village meet
ing was held in Memorial hall last even
ing. The principal question to consider
was the laying of some additional water
pipe.
Mrs. A. E. Isham and family moved
Monday from the Dennison house on At
kinson street to D. J. Bersnahan's house
on Westminster street, Mr.. Bresnahan
having moved to- the. house which he
recently boughtsof George R. Wales.
Next Sunday will be observed as Chill
dren's day in the Methodist church and
a concert will be given by the children,
which will take the place of the morning
sermon. The pastor, Rev. l.. O. Sher-
burne, will preach to the young people
at the evening service.
The Sunday school at Lawrence Mills
celebrated its ninth anniversary Sunday
afternoon with pleasing exercises. About
so were present, eight of whom were
present when the school was organized.
The Congregational church choir was
present and addresses were made by
Rev. j. II. Reid, G. W. Osgood and N.
G. Williams. Col. E. G. Osgood spoke
briefly of what had been accomplished
in nine years of work. He stated that
there had been 104 different pupils and
that the total attendance during the
past five years was 32O7.
| The splendid stock company which
Manager j. Z. Brosnahan has installed
at Barber park for the summer season
gave it's initial performance at the rustic
theatre last Monday evening to large
and very enthusiastic audience. The
piece presented was four act melo
drama, ''What the Reaping Brought,
land play and players caught the favor o
the patrons of the park instantly. Thu
company is well called an all star cas-
for it is made up of people who holc
envable positions in the world of drama
h-Tyter.