Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1903-05-14
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Mrs Walter Howe, who is working at
Cottage hotel, is on short visit TO her
parents in Townshend.
Mr., and Mrs. A, S. Burbank left on the
noon train Friday for New York, where
they will remain for few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Kepney of New York Wis
tied at III, I. Murdock's over Sunday.
Rev II. c. 7. Mckenzie, who has been
confined to the house the past week with
an attack of appendicitis, is much i'm
proved
Harold Shaw and Harry Pratt are visit
ing their former schoolmate, Willie Far
RAIL- in Dracut, Mass.
The first of the seasons ball games took
place on the regular diamond on Saturday
between nine from the Order of Wood
men and local team. 1t was hot from
start to finish with enthusiasm high, end
ing at 10 innings with score 3 to 2 in favor
of the local team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metro Butler with Master
Norris visited Mr.. Buffers brother at Graf
ton the latter part of the week.
The red letter day is past The great
and only Al Martz Speciality company held
forth at the schoolhouse hall Saturday
evening to a well filed hall of pleased
patrons.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. Lovina Butler Wednesday.
Ho! for week of unalloyed bliss. The
gay and festive medicine show makes its
annual temperance Get your coin in
line for the votes tits the coin they are
after.
At.the annual meeting of the Universalist
parish the following officers We're chosen:
President, G. E. Ordway; treasurer, Mrs
d. c. Pollard clerk, Mrs. Lovina Butler
prudential committee, Mrs. West and
Mrs. Robbins flower committee, Gertrude
Spaulding and Mrs. Robbins; music COM
mittee, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker.
The rush of prosperity is on and is not
confined to the channels of trade but
spreads itself out even unto the doctors of
our town. DR.. Story recently received
a hurry call to practice feline dentistry on
the pet cat of Mrs. Grant, who insists it is
a severe case of black tusk, while DR.. Hull
was summoned to extract an overdose of
hedgehog quilts from Charles Parker's pet
dog. Verify, there is large sized open
ing for veterinary.
Rev. Mr.. Blackmer of Orange, Mass,
preached at the Universalist church last
Sunday.
Shields Bros. of Bombay, n. Y, dealers
in Indian novelties were registered at the
| Cottage hotel the past week They are
visiting their cousin, Mr.. Gilchrist, on
Twenty Mile Stream.
| N. G. Plper has Deen cOnflned TO the
| house the past week as a result of an acct
dent while in the woods with choppers.
He received solar pleXus blow from the
| limb of a tree, which in it's fall was mis-
judged. At this writing Mr.. Piper is
slowly gaining
Mr. Dimic1 of Rutland visited his sons
| here over Sunday, returning Tuesday.
FUNERAL OF Mrs. DELLA BLANCHARD.
The remains of Mrs Della Blanchard
widow of the late George r. Blanchard
who for several years past has maintained
summer residence at Valemont," was
brought here for interment Thursday
May T. Mrs. Blanchard passed from this
! life, at the North Augusta sanitarium
| South Carolina, from whence the remains
were brought to New York, thence TO theil
last resting place. The special train bear.
! ing the remains and funeral party was
delayed so they did not reach the cemetery
| till O'Clock P. NJ. Friends and relatives
York, We're present, among whom were the
following: Mrs. Comfy, Mrs. Van Husen
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ. Seffrins, George Blan
chard Seffrins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Skinner Rev. Charles Skinner and A. HI
Brown. The flower contributions were
very beautiful among which were some
unique and costly designs. The decease
of Mrs. Blanchard will be blow to the
whole community as her sole end and ain
seemed to be to beautify Valemont and
make it thing of beauty and joy for
ever" and a place of which every we'll
wishing citizen might be proud. We doubt
not that her successors here will be imbued
with the same spirit.