Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-08-28

Monday in Boston.
George Butler of West Hartford,
Conn, is a guest of Herbert Osgood.
DR.. O. w. Phelps and family returned,
Monday, from few days visit at Glens
Falls, N. Y.
Henry Titus went to Rutland, Tues
day. The Horse Breeders. meeting was
the attraction.
Miss Nettie Couant is intending to
reopen her school about the middle of
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll A. Moore re-
turned, Friday, from their weeks outing
at the Isle of Shoals.
Mrs. Ella Phipps Shaw of Brookline,
Mass, with child and nurse, are stopping
at Mrs. O. F. Woods.
Mrs. A. b. Waite of Des MONIES, Iowa,
has been, for few days, guest of her
cousin, Mrs. DR.. Allbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Barber are in at
tendance at the Music convention at
Claremont, n. H., this week.
Seventy-one tickets were sold at Brat
tleboro, last Friday, for the Forepaugh
/ excursion to Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Kendall, formerly
residents of this town, but now of Cam
bridge, Mass, were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. John Putnam and child, who
have been visiting Mrs. Putnam's aunt
at Keene, n. H., for about two weeks,
returned, Friday last.
F. j. Lee, wife, and daughter, of How
ell. Mich, have been guests at O. d.
Olcotts, few days the past week. Mr..
Lee is Mr.. Olcott's uncle.
George Holland, an employe of the
American express company, at Rutland,
spent Friday in town. Perhaps the cir
Gus was the attraction, at any rate, he
was there, but not alone.
Colin Campbell, who has been spend
ing some time with his brother, the doc
tor, at Saxtons River, passed through
Bellows Falls Monday, en- route to his
home in Texas.
Alb. Rand and family, of Minneapolis,
Mimi. and Miss Nettie Rand of Nashua.
n. H., who have been visiting their
brother, E. E. Rand. have returned to
their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Flint spent Sun
day in Claremont, n. H. Mr.. Flint re-
turned Monday, but Mrs. Flint remains
to attend the Music convention there,
this week.
Miss Mabel Capron returned Saturday
from Glens Falls, where she has spent
three weeks in attendance at summer
school. She stopped a few days with
friends at Chester, Ell route home.
Mrs. Leslie Bennett returned from her
visit at Manchester, n. H., Saturday.
accompanied by her father, Daniel
johnson, who will visit in town few
days, stopping at Mr.. Benefits.
Governor-elect Page was caller at
The TIMES office, Monday, en- route
home from a visit among the Swedes at
Weston. He was accompanied as far as
this point by editor Crane of the Ludlow
Tribune.
DR.. V. Gosselin's mother, who has
been visiting at his house for some
weeks. returned to her home in Montreal
Can, Monday, taking with her the doc
tors two children, who 60 there to at.
tend school.
Several parties who witnessed the pa.
rade of the Grand Army, at Boston at
the late encampment, say that E. FL
Stoughton post, of this village, made s
remarkably fine appearance, showing
themselves to be one of the best drilled
posts in the line.
S. a. Pierce, who represents the grea
Western type foundry of Chicago, al
Kansas City, Mo-, made pleasant cal
at this office, Tuesday. He and his fam
lily are stopping with Mrs. Pierce's par
ents in Westminster, Rev. and Mrs. II
F. Barnard.
A runaway horse attached to nearly
empty wagon, ran from near the depot
Monday afternoon, through the cana
, bridge, and as he turned into Cana
street, threw himself, and turned the
wagon oyer at the same time. Parties
who happened to be handy at the time
held the horse down till he could be de
tached from the wagon, when both were
righted and no damage received.
Letters Advertised, Aug. 25th Annie
Cotton, Mrs. NJ. G. Cobb, Mrs. Rebecc;
p. Ellison, Nellie L. Edwards, Cyril EN-
beau, Mr.. G. c. Eddy, E. j. Howard, G
F. Herenden, Victor La Fountain, Mrs
Alice Lee, Mr.. Bluce Mac, VIM. Mckay
j. G. Poole, George Perry, Mrs. Chas
Z. Wheeler, Charles H. wilkins, VIM
Upon, George Audet, Chas. B. Walker.
Edward Fitzsimmons of this village
n.