Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1903-03-19


Miss Grace Harlow of Keene was
guest in the family of L. S. Hayes over
Sunday.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Emmanuel
parish will meet at the parish house FRI
day afternoon at 2.30.
DIR. j. NJ. Ryder returned Monday from
Randolph, where he had been for two
days.
Gavin Young oflBoston was the CUES
of D. D. Mcdonald and family over Sun
day.
Rt. Rev. A. G. A. Hall, bishop of Yer
mont, spoke at both the morning and
evening services in Emmanuel church
Sunday.
A daughter, Dorothy, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. Downing March II. Mrs.
Downing and thelchildren are with her
mother in Oberlin, Ohio.
Robert Quinlan, who drives one of the
express teams, injured the fingers on
one of his hands last week and has not
worked since.i Eugene Griffith is substi-
tuting for him.
Mrs. D. w. Wilder and grandson of
Ludlow came last week for a visit of
several weeks with Mrs. Wilder's daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. j. Estey
DR., G. T. Clarke is attend d, Meeting
of the Vermont Dental society, which is
being held in Burlington this week from
Wednesday until Friday. DR.. Clarke's
office is closed during his absence.
FIR P. Gerald Fleming, O. S. F.
brother.of p. H.. Fleming, who has been
the guest Of Rev. Edward Reynolds for
week, returned to his home in Boston
Tuesday
Harold Morhouse has resigned his
position ins the advertising department
of the Vermont Farm Machine company
andswill return the last of the week to
his home in Rutland,
A son, Samuel Lindsay Lord, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lord at San Juan,
Porto Rico, March 2. He weighed s IL
pounds. Mr.. Lord was formerly the
popular superintendent of schools in the
town of Rockingham.
St. Patriek's day passed very quietly.
The ,Hibernians attended Mass at st.
Charles church in the morning and
mlrching in full regalia made the usual
pleasing impression en- the streets. The
United States and the Irish flags were
displayed from Hibernian hall through
out the day., ~. ...
The wagon formerly run on the road
by the Labaree Veterinary Medicine
company has been converted from a med
icine chest into a circulating medium for
newspapers. 1t has new dress of paint
from the artistic brush of F. M. Wheeler
of Rockingham and is owned by F. c.
WinnewiSSer, who will use it on his Sun
day newspaper route.
C. W. Labaree is about to open new
real estate agency with headquarters in
Uilt DdIb bloSh III OllC OluCC VI bllt lIdD-
aree eterinary.. Medicine company. He
will handle farm and village property,
deal in business and business opportu-
mites etc. Mr.. Labaree formerly con-
Quoted real estate agency and his eX-
perience and extensive acquaintance will
help him materially in his present ven
ture.
! A man filled to the chin with booze,
whose name was to the doctors unknown,
fell over the bank to the north of the
toll bridge on the New Hampshire side
Tuesday afternoon and landed on the
Jagged rocks Is or 20 feet below. He
was fished out by some railroad men, and
it was reported that he was killed. Drs.
O'Connor and Allbee were summoned
and the victim was taken into McDon
aids saloon. 1t was found that cuts and
bruises constituted the injuries, and the
man will recover in due time.
Several inquiries have been made re
gardng the progress being made by the
committee having the investigation of
new corporation building in charge. This
committee was elected at the last village
meeting with instructions to investigate
and report at a special corporation meet
ing to be called at their suggestion. The
members of the committee are DR.. G.. II.
Gorham, A. II. Thompson, Il. II. Allbee,
F. G. Flint and d. P. Higgins. The
members of the committee say that plans
and estimates are being discussed and
that corporation meeting will be called
TO hear their report at no distant date.
The prospects are that large number
of new tenements will be built during
the coming summer. DR.. o. NJ. George
will build two cottages on lots south of
Rarker street. II. w. Howard will build
three cottages on his farm on the Sax
tons River road. Thomas Walsh is talk
inc of building three houses on his lot
on Westminster street, where the fire