Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-08-18
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Frank Gill is at Sunapee.

frank Giil is at Sunapee.
j. O. Perkins is, visiting in Lynn
Mass.
Walter Martin is passin & his vacation
at Sunapee.
Miss May and Harold Perkins are Wis
iting in Keene.
Will Fuller started for Montreal OF
his bicycle Monday.
Miss Nellie Ellison returned from
Burlington Tuesday.
Mrs. James X. Polk of Providence is
visiting at F. w. Clissold's.
Miss Edna Ellison is home from Wor-
cester for short vacation.
Mrs. Granville Knights of Maiden,
Mass, is visiting at Justus DARTS.
Fred Dashner has new brand of
cigars named after the Blue Store.
Edwin Bailey went to Plymouth, Mon
day to attend his brothers funeral.
M. d. Fisher gave pleasant recep-
tion Friday evening at his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hayden of Chicago
have been visiting in town few days.
Mrs. D. r. Smiley left Tuesday for
Hyannisport, Mass, for a few weeks
stay.
Misses Jennie Coburn and Mary
Church returned from Burlington Fri
day. #aE-
Mrs. Osman Ellison and daughter
from Oakdale, Mass, are visiting at r.
G. Ellison's.
Miss Abbie Hanaway came home from
Springfield, Mass, Monday night to pass
her vacation.
John Geometry has returned to town
and is employed in Gilman & Sons
machine shop.
A party of five went to Croydon, n.
H., to look over Austin Corbn's game
preserve Thursday. ia
Hon. E. N. Frisbie of New York and
party of lady friends took dinner at the
Adnabrown Tuesday.
NJ. O Wilcox of Boston is displaying
Christmas goods in the rooms forme rly
occupied by the pest office.
Arthur Taylor broke an arm Friday
while jumping a rope. His foot caught,
throwing him to the ground.
Tuffield Trombley and Miss Bertha
Putnam were married last week and are
in Highgate for wedding trip.
Frank Savard returned Monday from a
two weeks vacation trip through the
Adirondacks and around Lake Cham
plain.
Albert w. LaFountaine started for a
bicycle trip around the world, but got
discouraged after getting to Troy, N.
H.; aud returned home Monday.
A petition is in circulation asking for
another electric light on Clinton street.
to be placed about midway between the
bridge and the foundry. A needed i'm
provement.
A. Ell. Holman will have the room now
vacated by the post office. A large cen
trail door will be put in where the stairs
leading to the market now are, and the
inside will be thoroughly repaired.
A Republican caucus for the nomina-
tion of candidates for representative
and justices of the peace will be held at
the Town hail Saturday evening. Every
Republican voter should attend.
Main street from the Congregational
church to the new iron bridge has been
recently graded and filed in. Had the
workmen cut off foot or so from the
top of Town hall hill, instead of raising
the road, it would have reduced the
grade materially.
William Sparrow and Eugene Bisbee
are on two weeks fishing trip in
Washington. A letter from them Tues
day says they caught 20 bass in about
two hours Monday, besides several
perch, pickerel and pout. Blueberries
are very plenty, one field of about 20
acres being completely covered with
them.
Mrs. Lucia A. Taft Of Boston and two
nieces from Kalamazoo, Mich, have
been pas sing few days in town stop
ping al the Adnabrown. Mrs. Taft is a
daughter of DR.. Cobb, who was prac-
ticing physician in Springfield for more
than 80 years previous to the sos and
has taken several drives to neighoorlng
places looking up old families and land