Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1891-07-16
BRATTlEBORO.


July 81.
Mrs. Allen D. Brown and son are in
Newport, K |.
Capt. y. f Howard and family of
! West Newton are i'll town.
The ladies' Industrial Union are plan
ming to give lawn party the Both.
Mrs. James Conland and Mrs. Kirk
land gave O'Clock tea Tuesday after
noon.
DR.. D. p. Webster and wife are at
Chesterfield lake occupying their new
cottage.
The " Merchants Carnival" netted
about 500 for the Village Improvement
society.
II. A. Chaplin and family are at B. A.
Clark's farm on Ames' Hill for two
weeks outing.
Representative L. w. Maloney of Rut-
land was in town last week, the guest of
O. A. Marshall.
Master Fred Cutter and his sister,
Miss Gertrude, now of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, are visiting here.
Edwin Tucker, son of DR.. Henry
Tucker, now of Lake Village, n. H., is
the guest of Charles Chaplin.
Miss Margaret Tucker, formerly of this
place but now of Lake Village, Il. H., is
the guest of Miss Edith EstaDrook.
S. b. Whitney of Boston with his boy
soloists, and Miss May Shea, will give Il
concert in the Centre church next week
The Fessenden Helping Hand society
of the Congregational Church held their
annual lawn party on the church grounds
last evening.
The Baptist Sunday school voted to
hold their, picnic at Sunapee lake. July
"a. The Universalists 60 to Crystal
lake near Gardner, Mass.
Mrs. A. w. Childs and Mrs. G. c..
Messer gave o'clock tea Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Matte Poor
who is visiting Mrs Messer.
Mr.. Babcock, tenor soloist in the Epis-
copal church at Providence, assisted the
boy choir Of st Michael's church Sunday
evening, giving two Or three solos.
Judge Marcus d. Norton, former
Vermonter, but now of New York, adj
dressed large congregation at the Y.
NJ. G. A. rooms Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. H. Harlow gave lawn party
to the members of the junior league of
the Methodist society at her home Oh
Green street Wednesday afternoon.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
church are soon to give a play entitled
1.-The Wedding March, for the benefit
of the & Guid of Sister Helen Margaret
The first of the summer entertainments
at the Brooks House was given Tuesday
evening, consisting of promenade con-
cert and dance. A large number at
tended.
The ladies of the Baptist church hold
lawn party on the grounds of 5. FL
Sherman tonight. Supper will be served
and an entertainment, "Review of the
,, Holidays" given.
Among the Brattleboro people who are
staying at Chesterfield lake are Charles
F. Bingham and family, Mrs. William
Leonard and Mrs p X. White and fam.
: lilies, and Noyes White and family.
The ladies of the Unitarian society
hold their fair at the Town hall this eve
ming. Besides the usual attractions there
t will be gypsy camp. Supper will be
served on the European plan and the
, evening will close with dance.
Fred and Allyn Crosby, Guy Simonds
and Franklin Head, members of the
class of 81, started Tuesday morning to
: walk to the White Mountains. After q
short stay they will return in the same
way. They expect to be gone about six
weeks.
Miss Alice Shea has given to- st
MichaeIs Episcopal church new set OF
altar vestments for use during the trinity
season and her mother, Mrs. Judge
George Shea, has had handsome aims
!. chest placed near the entrance to the
church.
Among the attractions advertised fol
the Catholic picnic at Mt. Toby Satur
: day. are sack race, potato race, blinC
race, and three-legged race, also ham
] mer throwing contest and tug-of-war
d A special train leaves here at As a. M.
e returning at p. m.
Il. B. Estey, brother of the late Dea
/ con Jacob Estey, also of James and Mel
q son Estey of this place, died July s, a.
S Owosso, Michigan, where he was visit
ing. His remains were brought here
d and the funeral held at his daughters
t Mrs. Theodore Chamberlain
e Brattleboro will send large delega
S ton to the celebration at Bennington
next month. The Estey Guards anC
Fuller Battery, comprising about 100
with Cushing's Battery from Newport
r.. l., will go over the mountain, dining
n at Wilmington. About 100 Knight Tenn
II plars with a band. and large delegation
;, of Odd Fellows, will go by special train
Besides these, number of citizens witt
1 their families are planning to attend.
" The best ball game of the season wa!
+ played on Riverside Park Saturday will
d the Northamptons, four of whom wer'
n members of our last years team. Th'
! Brattleboro's won with score of TO 2
e Up to the sixth inning the score was
It to 0 in favor of the Northampton's
Brattleboro's four runs being made il