Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-03-24
PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Mcleod is sick with the grip.
| Ed Bissel went to Springfield, Mass,
Monday.
Prof. II. E. Lake of Keene was in town
Tuesday.
James E. White from Springfield was in
| town Monday.
E. E. Rand has been visiting his old home
in Altoona, N. Y.
c. w. Hill has a lame ankle, the result of a
fall in the railroad yard.
| Chief of police, Arthur II. Thompson, has
has been appointed deputy sheriff for Rock
ingham.
| Miss Clara Carpenter has left THE TNIFS
| office and is now at work in the Banner Office
at Bennington.
| Guy Capron is assisting in Pierce's drug
store temporarily, the former apprentice hav-
ing left suddenly.
| DIR. A. j. Parker was elected first vice.
president of the State Dental society at Bur-
| lington last week.
HID. Ryder and F. A. Bolles went to
| Newfane this week to complete some I'M
finished business.
Miss Mamie Poland finishes work for Mrs.
Fred Saker Friday and goes to live with an
aunt in New York state.
Miss L. A. Gates is in the New York mill
linery market this week looking out for the
spring styles and fancies.
Sanford Peck from Putney was in town
last week and passed Friday night with his
sister, Mrs. S. d. Mcleod.
Miss Fuller is improving slowly and will
probably be able to resume her place in the
school room the coming fall.
Miss Anna Lawrence from Springfield has
been visiting the past week with Mrs. Fred
Saker and Mrs. B. III. Allbee.
fiji
mont Tuesday night to attend the reception
given by the Stevens high school.
James Mcdonald is nursing jammed foot,
bruised by being caught under heavy iron
roller at Guild 81 Wetherbee's mill.
George Fl. Babbitt has made rapid gain
in health and is expected home the latter
part of this week or the first of next.
A. H. Fisher and wife accompanied by a
sister, have sailed for Cuba for several
weeks visit. They expect to return here
about May 1.
George Holmes came up from Boston for
a visit at George o. Guilds and was taken
sick with hard attack of grip, from which
recovery was slow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Frost are in Washing
ton. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Butter
field. Their daughter, Mrs Fred Cole of
Somerville, Mass, is keeping house for them
in their absence.
j. G. Simpson left for his home in Green
land, N. H., Monday, where he will stay a
few days before beginning his new work at
Portsmouth. His many friends here wish
him all success in his new field.
| Mr.. White of Putney, father of Mrs. Nj. B.
Kelley and Mrs. D. NJ. Thayer, is very low
and the families of Mr.. Kelley and Mr..
Thayer are in constant attendance there,
some of them being with him all the time.
George W. Saulpaugh of Calhoun, Tenn,
| ~ IL
| Saulpaugh went south many years ago from
| this section and may be remembered as a
railroad and bridge builder of wide reputa-
ton.
Mrs. Wallace White has, during the past
week. been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Willard at
the Howard Seminary West Bridgewater.
The school has prospered, having doubled its
numbers since Mr.. Willard has had it in
charge.
Brattleboro asylum where she has been under
| treatment for melancholia. She was well
known here, her home having been here for
years. The body was brought here Wednes.
day noon.
F. P. Ball is to 60 as a delegate to the lay
electoral conference of Vermont to be held in
Montpelier April 10, for the purpose of elect
| ing lay delegates from the Vermont confer.
ence of the Methodist Episcopal church to
the general conference to be held in Omaha
in May.
Mamie Cove, an eight-year-old daughter
of Ezra Cove, has been learning to play the
violin under the instruction of Miss Annie
Way of North CharlestOwn. Last Sunday
she assisted at the services in the church al
North Charlestown and was warmly com.
mended for her playing.
A. F. Sparrow, THE TINES advertising
expert, went to his fathers home in Spring.
field last Thursday for a few days visit and
rest. The Springfield variety of grip and
tonsilitis were too much for him, and he has
been laid away for general repairs since, but
expects to get back to work in day or two
| now.