Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-06-21
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SPRINGFIELD.

Miss Ethel Britton is home from bos-
ton.
Henry Stickney is home on a short
visit.
Miss Mary. Dart is at home from
school.
Mrs. l.. C.Davis returned to her home
this week.
Mrs. Eugene Bisbee is visiting in
Boston, Mass.
DIR. d. w. Hazelton is visiting in
Wentworth, n. HI.
Miss Maud Randall of Claremont, n.
H., is visiting in this place.
Mrs. Charles Hastings of Claremont
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Josie Hoban of Winchendon,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fisher of Lyn-
don, VT, are visiting his folks IN town.
Mrs. Sarah Burd of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is visiting her son, F. w. Burd.
Rev. e. G. Bass, a former pastor OF
the Methodist church is visiting III
town.
H, Carlton Slack is to sing at Chester
the ODD at the High school commence
ment.
June 18th, the ''cab shop" boys played
the Gould Mills boys. Score y to II IN
favor of the former.
Jarius Litchfield lost a fine three year
old colt Friday morning from lnf1am-
nation of the bowels.
Earnest Butterfield and Joseph St.
Laurent were home to attend the grad
uating exercises of the high school.
Mrs. w. Chapman of Detroit, Mich,
and Mrs. Charles Pierce of Ludlow are
visiting with Mrs. w. F. Hazelton.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Heath, June II, and son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Floyd June IA.
Lucier's Ministries which We're here
Saturday night, June Is, had fair
house and all spoke very highly of the
troop.
Mrs. John Hubbard, Mrs. Paddle
and wife of Chicago are visiting with
Mrs. E. A. Pulsipher.
The ninth annual field day of the S.
H. S. A. A. was held onithe fair ground
Saturday, June 8. Eight records were
broken. The winners are as follows:
100 yards dash-1st, Albert Howe; I'd,
~. Il. IL ~ oCCOlluo.
High kick-1st G.. E. Butterfied; I'd,
G. A. Butterfeld; distance, feet, II
inches.
Batting base ball-1st, J. G. Putnam;
I'd, F. G. Pulsipher; 3rd, A. Howe;
distance, 2S4 feet.
Pole vault-1st, ]. G. Putnam; I'd,
F. E. Pulsipher; distance, 8 feet, 4 inch
226 yard dash-1st, G. E. Butterfeld;
I'd, G. A. Butterfeld; time, % seconds.
Hop step and jump-lst, G. E. But
terfiefd I'd, A. Howe; 3rd, A. R.
Nourse; distance, So feet, 8 inches.
Standing broad jump-1st, J. G. Put
man, I'd, A. Howe; 3rd, G. E. Butter
field; distance, 9feet, 6 IA inches.
Running broad jump--lst, J. G. Put
nam; I'd, A. Howe; distance, II feet,
6 inches.
Running high jump-1st, G. E. But
terrified; I'd, A. r. Nourse; Sd, G. A.
Butterfeld; distance, 5 feet inch.
Standing high jump-1st, A. Howe
and j. G. Putnam; I'd, F. c. Pulsi-
pher; distance, 4 feet, 3 inches.
Pole jump-1st, j. G. Putnam; I'd,
F. G. Pulsipher; 3rd, A. r. Nourse;
distance, "A feet, s II inches.
Putting shot-1st, G. e. Butterfield;
I'd, A. Howe; 3rd, +. E. Pulsipher;
distance, % feet, ! 10 inches.
Throwing 16 pound hammer-lst, G.
E. Butterfeld; ID, A. Howe; 3rd, F.
E. Pulsipher; distance, 81 feet, 7 IL
inches.
Throwing base ball-1st, A. Howe;
I'd, J. G. Putnam; 3rd, F. G. Pulsi-
pher; distance, 2S6 feet, inches.
The first, second and third cham
pionship badges were won by J. c.
Putnam, c. E. Butterfield and A.
Howe. Records broken were batting
base ball, pole vault, pole jump, stand
ing broad jump, running broad jump,
high kick, throwing hammer and
standing high jump.