The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-24
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS

Mrs. james Wolfe has returned 10
her home after a visit in Springfield, |
Mass.
Mr. aud Mrs. D. F. Pollard went to
Boston Sunday afternoon for few
days stay
Miss b. Nolan of Ware, Mass. is
visiting Mrs. Edward Lawlor on I'm
derhill avenue.
Mrs. George Underwood returned Fri
day to her home here after a six weeks
visit with a sister in Still River. Mass
Rev. A. C. Wilson of Emmanuel
church preached Sunday evening in
the Episcopal church in Chester.
r. A. Hussev, formerly a well-known
barber in Saxtons River, now of Ches-
ter, is slowly recovering from the ef-
fleets of IN operation for appendicitis.
\ box OF groceries owned by {. j
Perham Of Cambridgeport was taken
from his sleigh one day last week be-
tween here and his home. 1t was val
ued at about 81.
The L. Y. NJ. glee club win give a
concert in the opera house this even
my for the benefit of the junior class.
4 Henry Van Noleet visited friends in
/ Windsor over Sunday.
! Rev and Mrs. Henry J.. Ballou Of
Chester started last week on a 2O-,avs
trip to the canal zone. During their
absence their son, Earle. of Vermont
academy VIII occupy the pulpit.
4 The Day-Foilard store held its spring
/ opening Saturday. Misses Dorothy Day
and Louise Ferguson acted as living
models. Stanley 6. Griswold furnish.
Ell music. during the afternoon and
evening on the Edison disc graphic.
phone.
Among the proprietors and emplove.
OF the department store Of Goodnow
Jewett Il Bishop. who went to Kcent
yesterday to attend the funeral of til,
senior member of the firm were Mr.
and Mrs w. G. Jcwctt Mr. aud Mrs
II. :. Bishop, Gerry Walker and Mr.
Bradford
What c;jmc near being record 10
J size of fish caught in this localitv wa
an lN-pound pike caught last week b,
| +. NJ. llerrick. a farmer living on III
! Rockingham meadows 1t measured 4
inches long and was caught a shor
distance below the mouth of William
river.
l Among the allowances to difrrrcn
} towns by the New Hampshire stat
highway commission to Ice expended M
d ON the new crQ~s-sta boulevard whic
e starts from the old toll bridge here IN,
:, Walpole. $500: Alstead. 81 .u0G: Ian.
don. S425; Acworth. SI.70o: Marloy
= el41S: kecne. -. 600; Marlboro. II .2o
At a session of the probate court ft
this district TO he held SATURDAY. Apr
T. the question of the allowance of tn
account of the administrator ami iii
trihutiou of the residue to the heirs
the late Mrs. Mary +. Richardson {
this village viii be made, also the san
= regarding the estate of Josephine ;
;e Kilburn. There will be au adiournc
r. heariuG1on the probate al the will {
the late Albert Derby and "a nearin@ q
tn" prohatiug of the will ct the lat
William keiley of this town.
The women of the Order of the Eas
eru Star held their third annual IA
and dance ia Masonic temple Frida
afternoon and evening. The hall y:
: beautifully trimmed with the five colo
of the order, and booths for fame
~ work. aprons, candy. food and tiowe
2 were well patronl2ed during the aftc
: noon. The fancy work was in IL
charge OF Mrs. y. l.. Field and Mrs. .
\ III. Fuller; the committee on the aprC
: table was Mrs. II. ID. sparrow and Nh
e IL. w. Carson; on the candy table Nj
: frank Adams and Mrs. ]. :. Hill: foo
= Mrs. Z. l.. Kimball; flowers. Mrs
i, NJ. Thompson and Mrs. Mary Dayi
: One feature Of the fair this year ";
- the Colonial tea room. in which ha1
er colored pictures of cid fashion,
: scenes and landscape scenes Of vario
sizes, Easter cards, bridge scores mel
a oraUdum pads, ct. were on sale in a
a ditiou 10 tea and wafer. Mrs NJ
AZ Ray. Mrs. II. l.. Walker and Mrs q.
- Howard, dressed in old fashioned &c
tunes presided. Late in the afte
= noon tickets were sold ou four a
ticles from the fancy table and we
r drawn by the following: Tango la
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