Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1903-05-07
Bellows Falls Times
Bellows Falls News

Edward Schopp has finished working
for the Casen company.
j. w. Lockwood, who passed the win,
ter in Orlando, Fla, returned to Bellows
Falls Tuesday,
Daniel Coveney, mother and sister OF
Boston were guests at G. j. O'Neills
over Sunday,
Nj. w. Edison had two fingers injured
recently while handling baggage at the
depot and was laid off for a few days.
Miss NJ. Augustine O'Brien will be the
pianist at the Minis rel show in North
Walpole this evening.
A daughter Gwendoline Iris, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blanchard,
in Burlington Maya.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll A. Moore were at
their cottage at Sunapee from Friday
until Tuesday.
Mrs. f. L. Walker was called to Pom
fret Monday by the death of her mother.
The funeral was yesterday.
Miss L. G. German has completed her
studies at Tiffins Business institute of
Keene and has returned home.
IL. Fred Day, piano tuner for the Estey
Organ company of Brattleboro, was in
town yesterday and today.
Miss Carmen Burr returned last night
for visit of a week or more in Boston,
Franklin and Webster, Mass.
j. B. Forsyth of the firm of Stone &
Forsyth of Boston was guest at John
W. Flint's Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
In another column j. II. Carroll an
nounces a sale of horses at Crosier's
stable during the week commencing May
y.
j. F. Ten Brock and family moved
last week to the upper tenement in c. j.
Wooley's house on Henry street extern
sion.
Mrs. George B. Morrison, living at 16
School street, left Tuesday for a three
months visit in Chicago and Minneap-
oils.
Mrs. F. P. Hamon, who had been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. G. W. Stuart, for
two weeks, returned home Tuesday
morning.
| The associates of the Junior Auxiliary
of Emmanuel church will give tea to
the members at the parish house this
afternoon at 40.
The Bonheur club will give private
dance at Barber park next Tuesday even
ing, May y. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Perley
will chaperon the party.
F. I. Decatur of East Darlington, N.
H., visited his children, Miss Ethel and
Roland Decatur, here Monday and Tues
day, driving from Hanover, n. II.
Miss Ida Young has been obliged to
leave school on account of i'll health and
went Saturday to Boston to visit with
relatives.
The entertainment at the opera house
Tuesday evening was the last one which
will be put on by Manager Brosnahan
this season.
MRev. J. II. Reid is contemplating open
ing Twentieth Century library in Wal
den, n. Y, similar to the one located in
Bellows Falls.
William Brickley of North Walpole,
who has been at hospital in Boston for
treatment returned home Saturday and
is no better.
John Sisco, employed by the Casein
company, had one hand and arm badly
cut Tuesday night while operating ma
chine for matching boards.
At the morning service Sunday at the
Universalist church the subject of Mr.
Hooper's sermon will be 1.-The Right
Way to Live and the Right Way to Die.
There will be hearing May II in the
probate Office regarding land damage
on the Westminster road occasioned by
the Boston & Maine putting in double
track last summe,.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Baptist church intends to hold supper
in the church vestry May 81. In connec
q ton with this the Father Light society
will hold an apron sale.
Miss Charlotte Cooke, who has beer
employed in the Casein office for severa
years, has resigned her position and vii
finish work Saturday Miss Cooke will
go to her home in Alstoad on account Of
the i'll health of her mother.
The cases against Thomas Walsh anC
son for disturbing the peace in come c
ton with the recent alteration between
them and William O'Brien and son have
been taken to the county court by the
states attorney.
j. E. Brosnahan brought to Bellows
Falls this week one of the handsomes
stations ever seen in this section. He i
dapple bay, weighs a little over 100
pounds, has good record for speed ant
was brought directly from Kentucky.