Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1891-07-02
BRATTLEBORO.


William F. Collins has, returned from
Trinity college. ~+A g.. m
Miss Hattie Robinson of New York is
visiting Mrs. j. w Reid. -eH ~
Miss Florence Sawyer and j. M. Allen
and wife 60 to Minneapolis soon.
Will F. Root. who has been Ill at
Springfield, Mass, returned Thursday.
The Methodists will have a church pic
mic soon, probably at Chesterfield Lake.
Der %, having just past successful ex-
animation. aa e-r} 8asl
F.,W. Childs and A. H. Watson of
New York spent four days trout fishing
in StrattOn. -
O. L. French and E. L. Hildreth start
on a fishing trip to Long Pond, West
more, Friday. @ @
William B. Goodrich goes to Boston
September 1, where he has secured a
good position.
E. l.. Cooper went to Saxton's River
last Friday to cater for the Bancroft
Neil wedding.
Walter H. Childs and family returned
from Moosehead Lake Saturday. DR.. Gale
returns next week. LOS
Col. and Mrs. L. X. Fuller, with Miss
Maud Essex and j. Harry Estey, sailed
for Europe yesterday. @
Rev. j. A. Wright and daughter, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, are visiting at j. H.
Wright's on High street.
The Catholics have decided to hold
their annual church picnic at Mt. Toby,
Mass, the 18th of this month.
A large delegation from here will join
the Christian Endeavor excursionists to
Minneapolis at Richmond, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Miles will spend
the summer on Cape Cod and will build
house on their return in the fall.
A number from here will attend the
races at White River Junction, Saturday
p. m. leaving on a special train at s
O'Clock.
The class of 81, B. H. S., spent Mon
day at Spotford Lake, driving to Keene
in the evening to attend the graduating
exercises. -
Mrs. Walter Haywood and son, Leon,
of Detroit, Mich, are in town for a
months stay and Mr.. Haywood will
come later.
The first game of the new Brattleboro
base ball team was played on Riverside
Park yesterday afternoon with the South
Royaltons.
Mrs. George L Martin, wife of for
mer Congregational pastor, is visiting
her father, Rev. James Herlick, in the
West Village. ..
The Y. M. G. A. of this place have a
tent at Mortified to accommodate those
attending the students conference now
being held there. .E
Miss Katie Heaply and Thomas Long
were married by the Rev. Father Cum
mings at the Roman Catholic church
Tuesday morning.
Rev. L. W. Illman of Concord, N. H.,
preached at the Universalist church last
Sunday and Rev. w. G. Puddefoot at the
Congregationalist. .5....' ....-
The attractions of the week, g Kings
Merry Go Round" on Frost's meadow,
and the photograph exhibition by Fred
Dow in the lower Town hall, are both
well patronized.
About o'clock Monday morning an
alarm of fire was given which proved to
be false as no fire was found. 1t is sup
posed that the alarm was started by some
drunken person. F4n
A large party will 60 from here to at
tend the opening concert and ball at
4" Woodside cottages" Chesterfield Lake,
Friday and Saturday. The proprietor,
L. R. Plummer. formerly Of this place,
offers many attractions for this occasion.
There will be a concert and banquet on
the Sd, and dance, turkey dinner, and
bowling tournament on the Fourth.