Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-08-18
PERSONAL.

VIII COTTON Is up from flLcnDurS.
Leland Royce's family is visiting in Lang
don.
Mrs. Ellen Powers of New York is visiting
in town.
Will Lockwood is visiting in Rutland and
vicinity
Frank Savard of Springfield was in town
Monday.
Alfred Kemp has been passing few days
at Sunapee.
Ira Adams has been at Lake Winnipesaukee
for two weeks.
Miss Sylvia Green of Chicago is stopping
at Towns hotel
Miss Gertie Gould of Ludlow is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. w. E. Rowell is visiting at her home
in North Hero.
George Davis leaves to-day for Lake
Pleasant, Mass.
DR.. Gorham of Springfield, Mass, was in
| town last week.
| Charles Allbee of Chicago is at home visit
| ing his parents.
Mrs. M. G. Wilson of Minneapolis is visit
at w. A. TruaX's.
| DR.. G. A. Reyes of New York has been
visiting in town.
Arthur Parker of Boston has been visiting
w. A. Ferguson.
John Babbitt and Frank Morgan are at
| Sunapee for week.
| George Bacon and family are at their cot
| tage at Sunapee lake.
Il. III. Bowen is home from an outing at
| Webster Lake, Mass.
John Robertson returned from the White
Mountains Saturday.
| Miss Florence Proctor ,of'Somerville, Mass.
is visiting friends here.
Miss Eva Robinson of Boston has been WIS.,
iting at w. A. TruaX's.
Mrs. Ned Fleming and child of Memphis,
Tenn, are at S. Jennings.
! Charles A. Earle, formerly of this place, is
| visiting in town this week.
Miss Lura Lowell has been passing week
with friends in Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting of Boston are visit
ing at DR.. e. w. Knights.
Prof. S. S. Wright has returned from his
vacation trip through Maine.
Rev. FIR. Houlihan sailed for Ireland Satur-
| day for a six weeks absence.
Mrs. Fred Cole of Somervile, Mass, is Wis
iting her father, Henry Frost.
Mrs. j. M. Dawes went to Cunningham
Mass, Monday for short visit.
Miss Mollie Tighe and Miss Sullivan OF
| Boston are guests at E. E. Keefe's.
| AuultW cOuDclb Is DuCh Ill I1E lMFe
| office after a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robertson and Mr.
and Mrs. S. T. Coy are in Saratoga.
Rev. l.. L. Beeman has returned from
Claremont junction camp grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Barker, formerly of this
place, are visiting in North Walpole.
Miss Edith Thornton of Lynn, Mass, il
visiting her sister, Miss Rose Thornton.
Mrs. George Rossman of Keene passet
Sunday with her father, Albert Derby.
Mrs. Edward Fluette and child have gon'
to Westport, N. Y, for months visit.
Will Bowtelle leaves to-day for New Yorl
and other points of interest for vacation
trip.
Frank Diggins returned Saturday from
two weeks vacation in Worcester and Prov
dence.
Harry l.. Smith and John Church with
their families are at Sunapee lake for two OF
three weeks.
| A. T. Warner returned Saturday from
months visit at his home in Batting Hollow
Long Island.
DR.. E. W. Knight and family returned
Saturday from weeks outing and fish
ing trip in NARROW.
Capt. William II. Taylor is taking weeks
vacation in Connecticut, attending reunion
of the Taylor family.
J. r. Ball and daughter Gussie, came from
Sherbrooke, P. G., Tuesday, to visit relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
DR.. V. Gosseiin goes to Montreal MONDAY
to place his three children, Henry, Arthu
and Emily, in a school there.
H. D. Ryder's family returned to tn
camp grounds at Caremont junction for thu
remainder of the summer, Tuesday.
Will Stowell has recovered from his in
, juries received by being kicked by horse
and is back at his work in Chase's furnitur
store.
Fred Strong is checking cars in the Con
!, necticut River freight yard, taking the plac
of Cliff Thomas, who has gone into tn
!, office.
II. FL. Fassett of st. Louis is visiting at c
L. BARRIERS, where Mrs. Fassett has been TO
some time. They leave the last of this weel
for visit with friends in the northern par
of the state, before returning west.