Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-10-16

Mrs. II, L. Day of Sharon is visiting
her mother, Mrs. f. w. Brown.
Mrs. George b. Allbee and children
are visiting friends in Southville, Mass.
Joseph S. Wilson is spending few
DAYS with friends in Southern Massachu-
Sc
Miss Kate Conner of Keene, n. H., has
been visiting Miss Kate Hughes the past
week.
Mrs. Perley Kimball has been absent
several days, visiting relatives in West
Hampton, Mass.
wyman Flint, Mrs. Mitchell, and Miss
Flint, started, yesterday, for few days
visit in and around Boston.
Mrs. M. A. and Miss Lucy Nutting are
spending the month with relatives and
friends at the state capital.
George r. Wales will be in Boston two
days, next week, and will be glad to
take special orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith of Hop
kinton, n. Y, have been spending few
days at E. w. Bro WINS, the past week.
Homer Nourse, formerly of SaXtons
River, but now of Boston, is spending
few days in this village, with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Holt of Keene, N.
H., arrived yesterday, for few days
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Edward
Arms.
Miss Lucia E. Adams started, Satur-
day, on week or ten days absence
among friends at Springfield, Mass, and
Hartford, Ct.
Mrs. E. p. Warner is down from her
home in Chester for few days visit
with her husband, who is employed in
the depot restaurant.
w. w. Dodge has bought the residence
end of Canal street; consideration $4,000.
He took possession Oct. LIST.
Mrs. John Gregory of New York was
guest, last Thursday night, of Mrs.
Frank M. Thompson, while en- route
home from Northfield.
Col. King and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. F. Goodrich, intend to leave for
their winter homes in New York, Mon
day or Tuesday of next week.
DR.. E. R. Campbell of Bellows Falls
was chosen one of the executive commit
tee at the meeting of the state medical
association in Montpelier, last week.
Conductor Sampson of the Vermont
Valley railroad is off on a two weeks
vacation. Frank Newton, spare con-
ductor, takes his run in the meantime.
F. J. Blake has taken some excellent
14xl7 negatives of the paper and pulp
mills, from which he will make prints
and put on exhibition in few days.
Advertised letters Oct. 18th: Irving
E. Brown, Newton d. Clark, Richard
Davis, Charlie Hearns, Edward Henry,
Arcade JOHN, Robt. w. Myers, Hindrik
Yansson.
Alfred N. Shuttleworth is in attend
ance at the general convention of the st.
Andrews brotherhood at Philadelphia,
Pa, as a delegate from that society con-
nected with Emmanuel church.
David A. Newton and family, from
Newport, n. H., are now domiciled in
the Bowers house, on Henry street. Mr..
Newton is opening an undertaking estab-
lishment in the new block of Brown &
Son.
Next week, Tuesday night, will be Ia
dies night at the Westminster club; the
first of a series which they propose to
have monthly during the winter. Light
refreshments will be served during the
evening.
1t is said that the peculiarly fine flavor
of that /" new variety of late melon
(for sale by M. M. Whitney & Son, at 8
cents pound,) is best obtained when the
melon is cut and eaten in a basement
cellar. If you have any doubt of this
ask Frank NJ, or Patsey G.
Edward Bowers of Rutland, passen
ger from that place on the early train
Tuesday morning, was arrested by
Sheriff Lowell, on his arrival here. II
was said that he was trying to jump 8
board-bil. He was taken back to Rut-
land by officer Brislin, who came down
for him.
At a regular meeting of the Bellows
Falls Division, No. 9, S. of T., d. G. w
, P. Mrs. Mary A. Perry installed the
following officers for the ensuing quar-
ter: p. w. P, Miss May Stuart; w
P, Mrs. Julia Bush; w. A., Miss Mary
Rice; r. S., John A. Bush; A. R. S.
Thomas Clarey: F. S., Mrs. Sadie Buck
: man; Treas, Miss Alice Dean; Chap.
L. E. Wilson: Con-, Miss Clara Shaw
A. c., E. E. Ferguson; l. s., II. Camp
: bell; o. s.. J. J. Smith. The Crane
: Division will meet at Vergennes, Oct
j., 10Th.