Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1903-03-19
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town MONDAY On DuSinesS'
Charles Aiken has been sick for the past
week.
WE. Edwards of YonlSers, N. Y. who
has been stopping with Miss Helen Nourse
for few days, returned to his home last
Friday.
Several people from this place attended
the wedding at the Baptist church in Graf
ton last week Wednesday, Miss Susie
Turner of Grafton and Chester Laurer of
Boston were the contracting parties.
A. T. Pierce finished work for G. f. ST.
monds Tuesday night
Jesse Fulton visited at C. w. Osgood's
last week.
Blanche Osgood visited Bessie Tidd at
Bellows Falls Saturday
A special was run last Friday evening to
take those who wished to attend the play.
"The County Fair, at Bellows Falls quite
a number attended
Prof. Roux and wife We're called to Mon
treal Saturday by the death of Louis Lom-
prey. brother of Mrs. Roux.
There was basketball game last week
Thursday between the NJ. G.. A. Of Brat
tleboro and Vermont academy Score %
to 16 in favor of the Y NJ Q. A.
George Buchanan commenced clerkine
for C. F. Simonds Monday morning.
Electa Goodhue is reported little more
comfortable
The Judson circle of the Baptist church
will meet with Miss Grace Barrett, Friday
afternoon at the parsonage. tA
Curtis Davis and family spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs @. E. Davis.
Harry Farnsworth has moved into Mr..
Frost's house on River street. He will
work for Mr.. r.Kilburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale have been visiting
friends in Worcester for a few days.
M. P. Barry has been confined to the
house for several days with a severe cold.
The first annual competition for the
Graves military medal at the academy will
occur Wednesday, April 2. There will be
at the same time an exhibition drill by the
entire battalion and contest for company
banner.
Mr.. Buck of Wat rb,ry, Conn, spent
Sunday with his SOL Mitchell Buck, at
Vermont academy.
C. w. OSgood has 50 far recovered as to
be able to be out again.
Mrs. G. e. Davis is suffering with tie
prevailing distemper
Robins and blueb rds are very plenty
and spring is coming almost too fast for
the sugar makers.
The Ladies society Of the Baptist church
served maple sugar ON snow Wednesday
evening at the ChurcA vestry.
The electric road commenced running
two cars Monday, thus giving much better
accommodation.
Mrs. w. E. Clougb GIrs. H. A Davis and
daughter Inez have ooen sick for the last
few days.
Mrs. Martin Fisher ot Grafton has been
assisting in the care i rs John Walsh
during her illnela, y @ex brov-
The preliminary )ate for the Hon. j Ohm
Barrett prize which was announced last
week to come off TIursday evening has
been changed to Saturday evening, March
81, at O'Clock, in Fuller bail. Come and
encourage the boys by giving them a full
house.
The senior class of Vermont academy
had sugar party at the home of Fay Full
Ter Tuesday evening, (which was thorough
ly enjoyed by all present.
THE REcIrti.
The following program was rendered at
the recital given i'll Fuller hall Saturday
evening:
La Grace, two pianos Bohm
Ardine Hale, Ethe Foote
Maude Goodell, Florence Nichols
Waltz song, Geibel
Theo Tower, Carrie Wright
Second Mazurka, GODDARD
Miss Hale
Nocturne, Denza
Carrie Wright
Fanfare des dragons. Boscovitz
Ray Leach, Spence Svasev
Waltz from faust, Gounod
Allegro vivace, Op. 81, No.I, Beethoven
Ray Leach
Sing, Smile, Slumber, Gounoa
Miss Stark
a. Galatea, Jensen
D. Marcia luhepie, Beethoven
! &. Allegro, Beethoven
Thy Sentinel am l, Watson
Spencer Swazey
Andante from 9TH symphony. Beetbovan
Jessie Hawley, DR., Ellery
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