Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-09-27
PERSONAL.

James A. Morse returned to Boston
last Friday.
VIII Morse is back from an outing at
Revere beach,
Miss Mary Keefe of Fitchburg is VS.
iting in town.
j. S. Holden of Chicago is the guest
of B. A. Putney.
w. S. Durham is home from trip
to Halifax, N. S.
A. N. Chandler of Chester was
in town Thursday.
Joseph S. Wilson has returned from
a two weeks vacation trip.
f. w. Stiles of the Springfield Re-
porter was in town Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Wheeler is attending
Smith college at Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Brockway has returned
from visitin the northern part of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Morse are
visiting at their old home in Jackson
vile.
Miss Sarah Storrs of Longmeadow,
Mass, has been visiting Mrs. H. e.
Adams and family.
Mrs. Thomas M. Donegan has gone
on three weeks trip to Claremont,
Newport and Sunapee.
Benjamin Cronin of Gloucester,
Mass, has been the guest of James f.
O'Brien the past week.
Bert Tyler, formerly driver on the
express team here, has been appointed
express agent at Chicopee, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland Proctor have
returned from ten days trip to Mag
ara Fails and Hartford, Conn, in COM
pany with G. B. Hyde.
Frank G.. Moore and Tim Bowen re-
turned Saturday from Connecticut
lake, having had excellent luck. They
killed four deer, two of which they
brought home.
J. H. Blakely and M. H. Ray left
Tuesday for hunting trip to Connec-
ticut lake in quest of deer. There have
been a number killed this season, and
they confidently expect to bag at least
one if they have to stay all winter.
H. H. Black has resigned his posi-
ton as superintendent at Robertson &
Coy's paper mill and is succeeded by
Patrick Cragin. Mr.. Black will remain
here this winter and take rest, being
regarding his future move
ments. no
Frank Chapman and Guy Capron re-.
turned Saturday night from a two
weeks trip to Halifax, N. S. They say
it is a great country, and the people are
showing active interest in the good
roads movement. Every little town
and village has stone crusher, and
the whole country is being covered
with network of macadam roads.
Mrs. F. G. Lockwood of Bellows
Falls, VT, is a guest of her sister, Mis-.
Cito Hatch, of Union Park. Before re-
turning home she will accompany Mr..
and Mrs. Hatch to Smiths Island and
enjoy the hospitality of United States
Commissioner of Patents John S. Sey-
mour and family, who are sojourning
there. -Norwalk, Conn.,, Sentinel.
The Keene Evening Sentinel of Tues
day said: A hunting party of ten mem
bers left on the night express last even
ing for ten days. trip to the Adiron-
dacks, their destination being Bay
Pond, Franklin county, N. Y. The
party consisted of Ed Sebastian, George
A. Minis, Carl .Joslin, George Shelley
and Orren Black of Keene, Herbert
Carroll l.. Aldrich and Charles
Taggart of Bellows Falls, G. w. Whit
ney of Troy and Louis A. Butler of
Dan P. Higgins has resigned his pos
ition with the Fall Mountain Paper Co.,
and finishes work there next Saturday
night. He has situation in mill at
Niagara Falls that is more advantage
Gus, and leaves soon for that place. He
is one of the oldest employees of the Fall
Mountain Co., having entered its en-
ploy when lad soon after the mills
were started, and by faithful service
has worked up to the position of super
intendent over the five news machines.
He was general favorite both among
the company's officers and employees,
and it will be difficult to find another
man for the place who is at once so
faithful, so popular and SO competent.
Bicycle and Sporting Notes.
A large number of wheelmen from