Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-09-01
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Mrs. Lunan has returned from visit
to Guilford, VT.
Miss Osgood of Acworth teaches in
the Eggleston district.
Mrs, Webster and her son returned to
Brooklyn, N. Y, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Adams have been
visiting friends in Langdon ann vicinity.
Miss Nellie Fletcher does quite bust
ness with her camera these days in addi-
ton to her duties in the store.
Miss Marion Davis is at Loren Adams
and will teach in the district in which
she taught the summer term of school.
Mrs. Alice Gushing Olney, who has
been at the home of her mother since the
death of her father, left on Tuesday for
Leominster, Mass.
Mrs. Lunan of the Elm House is an
artist of considerable ability. She is at
work on the portrait of anonly daughter
deceased little more than q year ago,
which is remarkable for an amateur.
1t is reported that robbery occurred
in the Italian quarters, whereby there
was loss of several hundred dollars.
No clue has been obtained to aid in the
discovery of the perpetrator. Perhaps
"Oflicer Flynt" might do we'll to act the
part of detective.
Schools in the village opened Monday
with fair attendance and two neN
teachers in the field, Mr.. Murdoch, a
Tufts college graduate in the high
school and Miss Pond in the iDteame-
diate, Miss Reed in her old time place in
the grammar and Miss Stoughton in the
primary.
A young man from Springfield was
found by Mr.. Merrill in a state of insen-
sibility one day last week and as his APP
pearance warranted it he notified Con-
stable Gibson and he was sent to the
small house to be restored. Mr.. Gibson
called physician as the person had
been thrown from a carriage. The team
was found in Ches hire bridge and was
from Springfield stable. A night in
the small house and fine Of $l5 or
more restored him to consciousness and
to the fact that he had been intoxicated.
The ladies of the congregational
society gave social entertainment in
their rooms Tuesday evening. Misses
Fuller and Mortified sang a duet. also
Misses Clark and Fuller; Miss Parker
favored the company with one of the Old
Town Fire side Tales of humorous char
acter which was we'll received. Mrs.
Chandler read a familiar poem, 1.-The
mill will never grind with the water
that has passed" and Mr.. Chandler read
the response which was humorous, yet
instructive, teaching lesson of present
work and.p1esent needs. Ice cream and
cake were served. The hall was made
beautiful with flowers and the quality
of the refreshments was first class. The
proceeds netted in the vicinity of $12.
At the Republican caucus August "A,
the following officers and delegates were
chosen: President, Herbert w. Bond
LIST vice president, Charles E. Whipple;
End vice president, Frank w. Hamlin;
secretary and treasurer, George II.
Stoughton; executive committee, George
Olcott, George S. Bond, Francis S. Gill
son, Frank Finnigan, Frank w. Hamlin.
Rufus w. Piper and Arthur G. Gowing
were chosen delegates to attend the
state convention to be held at Concord,
September 6, at IL a. m. Herbert w.
Bond and Frank Finnegan were chosen
convention to be held at Concord Sep
TENDER Z, at II m. Charles E. Whipple
and Wesley A. Hunt were chosen dele
gates to attend the councillor convention
to be held at Concord September 10, at
IL a. IN. Edgar G. Corbin and Charles
s. Hutchins were chosen
delegates to attend the senatorial con-
vention to be held at Newport Septem-
Der ID, at IL a. m. Carlos N. Bidwell
and Frank w. Hamlin were chosen dele
gates to attend the county convention to
be held at Newport September 10, at II
a. m. The following campaign commit
tee of IA was chosen: Charles Z. Whip
pie, Arthur G. Gowing, Roswell W. Rob-
ertson, Henry X. Jenney, Rufus Dens-
more, James E. Perry, Fred G.. Hill,
William S. Gibson, Luman 7. Hodgman,
Herbert B. Osgood, Rodney HI. Ramsay,
James E. Corbin, Elias Olney and Lewis
w. Allen.