Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1891-07-09
BRATTlEBORO,

MISS Minnie Pratt is in Boston for a
few days. -
The end of the log drive is here with
about 100 men.
f. T. Carpenter spent few days with
his FAMILY here this week.
Mrs. S. E. Barrows is visiting her sis
TER, Mrs. Alexander, in Keene.
David A. Young and wife and daugh-
Ter, nave gone to st. Louis, Mo.
William j. Savin of New York is at
the Brooks house for few weeks.
Guy Howe will spend month in Coun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa, having left here Mon
Rev. F. j. Parry and family have gone
to Cincinnati, o., for a vacation of five
weeks.
Mrs. Henry Devens visited her sister,
Mrs George w. FOLSOM, at Lenox, Mass,
last week.
On July 25 the First Regiment band
Will go to Bellows Falls to play at the
G. A. r. reunion.
Prof. Henry M. Tyler of Smith college.
northampton, occupied the Congrega-
tionalist pulpit Sunday.
Clarence Storm of New York is the
guest of William f. Collins, and Miss
Storm is at Judge Shea's.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
their annual picnic soon. AS vet no
place has been decided upon.
Miss May Brewer of New York. who
has been visiting at Ross Whites for the
past few weeks, has returned.
Miss Katharine Mead daughter of Chas.
L. Mead, Is here for the summer, having
just graduated from Smith college
The Congregationalist Sunday school
have chosen FL. Fl. Thompson trustee for
the fund of $1,000 for the purchase of
new books.
A party of about so fresh air children
came from New York Tuesday and are
being entertained at "The Cottage
Highland Park.
The ladies of the Baptist society re-
peat their entertainment, the "Mer-
chants Carnival" this evening at the
Town hall for the benefit of the Rural
Improvement society.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Menzies and
james g. MenZies started for the White
mountains Friday. Mrs. Miller and son,
Clarence will follow them this week to
spend the rest of the summer.
The Northhamptons play here this
week Saturday, and arrangements have
been made for l6 games with them dur
ing the season. The U. V. Ms. play re-
turning games here August and g.
S. w. Kirkland has accepted position
as travelling salesman for Wright Broth
ers, dealers in umbrellas and para soils.
Mr.. Kirkland has resigned his position
with Pratt, Wright & Co., and will leave
about the 10Th.
The ladies quartette, Mrs. w. E. Hub
bard, Miss Gregg, Miss Cooke and Miss
Vest, with Miss Izette Stewart as ac-
companist, furnished part of the enter
tainment at Mrs. 0. A. Marshall's five
O'Clock tea last Thursday.
There will be a number of changes in
the teachers of our public school next
year. Several from the primary depart
ment having finished with the last term.
Mr.. McLachlin, principal of the high
school has also resigned, and left for
Boston Tuesday.
Rev. Edward Judson, d. D., of New
York, gave lecture Tuesday night at
the Baptist church on g Fresh Air Work
for Poor Children A delightful con
cert was also given by three children,
pupils of Camilla Urso, who are really
wonderful musicians, being only IL, ID
and 10 years of age. No admission was
charged, but a collection was taken which
is to be given to the fresh air fund.
Brattleboro people are very much
pleased with having secured so strong a
base ball team for this season. Though
they lost the first game with the South
Royalstons last week by one run, they
put up a fine game. On Saturday two
games were played with the Holyokes,
both being easily won by the home team.
Monday they here defeated the John P
Lowell team of Boston with score of
to g. The first of three games with the
U. V. MS at Burlington Tuesday, was
lost through experimenting with a new
pitcher, Bunker, the score being IA to g.