Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12

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with his family.
Mrs. w. f. Parsons went down to
Putney, Tuesday.
L. p. Moody went to Boston, Friday,
returning Monday.
Mrs. Al. Holley went up to Plymouth
for short visit, Friday.
Rev. ID. l.. Sanford's four children
are sick with whooping cough.
Edward w. Gould is driving new
hack; great Improvement on the old
one.
Mrs. Nancy w. Locke of Springfield is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. M. Leon
ard.
Mrs. f. c. Grover and daughter return
ed to their home in Burlington, Thurs
day lart
Miss Belle Stuart went up to Sunapee
Lake, Monday, for week or two with
the Bacons.
Capt. Walter Taylor returned from q
nearly four weeks absence in Boston and
Worcester, Friday.
The Central Vermont directors car
''Bellevue" went north through Bellows
Falls, last Thursday.
Miss Lois Sweet of New York has
been visiting her friend Miss Alice Jack
son, the past week.
j. Il. Emerson, agent of the Sugar Riv-
er paper mill company of Claremont, N.
H., was in town Friday.
There will be a meeting of E. H.
Stoughton relief corps, No. s, this
(Thusrday) evening, at Z: 80.
Mrs. Rowe E. kidder and two children,
from Topeka, Kan, is stopping in town
for the summer, at E. p. Kidder's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Mabury of
Rutland spent Sunday in town with
their daughter, Mrs. G. E. Capron.
Henry F. King started, Monday, for
Philadelphia and other places. Will
probably be absent a couple of weeks.
Gilbert Swift, from Springfield, Mass,
is putting up a Photographic studio at
the corner of Green and Williams street.
The bailiffs have notified the proprie-
tors of the drug-stores and news-stands
that those places must be kept closed
Sundays.
M. H. Sargent has sold his tobacco and
confectionery business to John O'Leary
of Springfield. Mr.. Sargent retains his
plating business.
DR.. +. Whitman's son Walter, who
came home from Keene, sick, two or
three weeks ago, is still quite i'll, though
improving slowly.
The young people of Emmanuel parish
are to give musicale, at the residence of
F. Carruthers, this evening, for the ben
eft of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fletcher and Mrs.
Fletcher's mother (Mrs. A. Fl. Fisher
went to Middlebury, Friday. Mr.. Fisher
Joined them Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll w. Black spent
a day, last week, with the Deweys, at
Cambridge, Mass, which family is re-
ported as improving. ,
Mrs. N. w. Alger, with her daughter,
Mabel, left Bellows Falls, last Thursday,
for Littleton, n. H., where they were to
visit with friends before proceeding to
Canada.
Children's Day will be observed next
Sunday (the 15th) at the Congregational
church, with sermon to the children in
the morning and concert in the evening
at O'Clock.
At the meeting of Bellows Falls lodge,
No. 2, 1. O. O. F., last Thursday, w. E.
Conway was elected Noble Grand, to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
M. H. Sargent.
4 c. r. Palmer and wife, of Burlington,
arrived in town Saturday for visit with
Walter Blake's family. Mr.. Palmer re-
turned Monday, but Mrs. Palmer remains
during the week.
o. L. Slader, proprietor of Canonicut
', Park hotel, has been guest of his son,
A. r. Slader, couple of days this week.
He left yesterday, taking his grandson,
) Forest, with him.
F. B. Hopkins, an employee of the
Vermont Farm Machine Company, got a
foot caught in one of the elevators,
Thursday last. Nothing more serious
than hard squeeze.
Mrs. Cynthia Sherwin of Monticello,
Mimi, arrives in town this evening. She
will probably spend the summer in this
vicinity, visiting her brother, John j.
Smith, and others.
George Bacon and wife started for
e Sunapee Lake, last Friday morning, on
the A 40 train; but as they did not reach
e their destination till the next day, an
explanation is in order.