The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-06
BELLOWS FALLS.

Next Sunday will be Children s sun
day at both the Baptist and Congrega
tional churches.
The former owners of the b. & p. |
/ express, Park Mellish and w. c. |
Head, have bought a farm in Lang |
I don and are devoting their time TO |
that for the present.
The Bellows Falls & Saxtons River |
electric railroad has begun adding air
bra kes to all the cars in their ser
vice to conform with the present law,
( always having used hand brakes until
now.
Miss Margaret Taylor, stenographer
in the Office of Almon !. Bolles, has
recovered from her operation few
weeks ago for appendicitis, and has
returned to her home in North Wal
pole.
The family of H. p Bancroft expect
to be settled next Monday in their
home for the summer, the A. y. Swain
homestead, and the old Bancroft place
will be ready for any disposition the
town may vote TO make of it prepare
tory to erecting the armOry building
upon that site.
Miss Mamie Lowell. daughter Of
Lewis c. Lowell, was taken TO the
Rockingham hospital Tuesday suffering
from appendicitis and an operation
was performed Wednesday by DR..
Hazelton. She was to have been mar
ried in two weeks to a civil engineer
of the Grand Trunk railway.
The school directors have this week
received the designations OF two
teachers, Miss Woodfall of the second
, grade room on Wells street and Miss
Ryder of grade seven in the high
T school building. The latter will teach
i. in Winchester, Mass, next year, and
. the former is reported arranging
for a private school for life
Miss Randall, who has been night
* nurse at the Rockingham hospital sew
eral months, has resigned and gone thi,
: week to her home in Charlestown. \
H., for little rest preparatory K
taking the place of Miss Thorpe a,
district nurse under the direction OF
the Woman 5 club. Miss Thorpe. VIII,
has been here four years, will 90 t,
Shelburne Falls when through here.
9 One night last week Mrs. Warrel
Walker, who is about 90 years old, fel
X at the home of her sOn-in-law. Charlie
NJ. Blake, on Westminster terrace, an,
It. broke one of her hips Ii has BEEF
n. impossible to set the injured member
and Mrs. Walker is suffering severel
&c with little probability of ever walk
III ing again. Mrs. Walker has been
resident of Bellows Falls since earl
girlhood and the family has bee
:, prominent.
A. L. BroOkhOuse, superintendent o
al the Liberty Paper company, the ne,
ad company occupying the Casein con
pany's buildings, has leased the res
dence of the late Mrs. Josephine Xxi
IN burn on Burt street Mrs Brookhous
ei sustained slight injuries in an raj
road accident at South Lawrence Tue
+ day afternoon The report was cu
in rent on the street here that the II
he juries We're of a serious nature an
he her husband hurried to Lawrene
finding that the accident was not Z
-. serious as was reported.
A. John +. Keefe, IS, son OF job
er. V. Keefe, of the Fenton & Hennesse
arl store, was killed on the Fitehburg d
IN vision of the Boston & Maine railroa
nj one day last week by being caught b
tween ears he was endeavoring
couple at South Ashburnham static
He was conductor of a freight m
ming between here and Boston and ha
lived in Fitchburg a number of wear
He was born and always lived here II
til his removal TO Fitchburg abo
=. eight years ago He leaves a wit
- - who was Agnes Fitzsimmons of tn
~ town. and a step-son, Ward Richard
: y The funeral and burial took place
- Fitehburg at a. m. Monday and "
80 attended by many Bellows Ia
oO friends.
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