Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-25
PERSONAL.

George IL. Wales has been IN Boston
this week.
Mrs. f. X. Wood of Worcester is Wis
iting here.
Mrs. Hugh Henry of Chester was in
town Tuesday.
Harry Carder is again at work in the
division Office.
Mrs. Towns has been passing few
days in Walpole.
Walter Wood of Woodstock was
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Allbee of Rutland is visit
ing friends in town.
Thomas Kelley of Rutland has been
visiting friends here.
Miss Gertrude Morrill, of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting friends here.
John Clair of Boston has been MAX
ing brief visit home this week.
Rev. FIR. Cunningham of Brattleboro
has been visiting in town this week.
Mrs. George L. Burnside is very sick
at Brattleboro, where she went for
treatment.
William Sparrow of Springfield
passed Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
George B. Allbee.
Miss E. E. Lee of Springfield has
been visiting Mrs. George 3. Allbee a
few days the past week.
Miss Lizzie Kelley of Mt. Holley has
been visiting her brother, John Kelley,
returning home Monday.
James E. Cross has finished work in
the division office and is going to Fitch
| burg He is now at his home in Bran
don.
Patrick Linehan of New York and
| Miss Lou Linehan of Fitchburg are
visiting their sister, Mrs. James E..
Keefe.
NJ. B. Kelley has gone to Fayette-
vile, n. Y, where he has leased a pa
per mill for three years in company
with j. w. Hurlbert.
Thomas F. Austin, well known here,
was found dead in his bed at the Sum-
NIT house, Athol, Mass, Saturday
night. Heart disease was the cause.
Benjamin Sartwell of Alstead died at
his home Saturday, October 20 and was
buried at Langdon Tuesday, Rev. E.
e. Marggraf of Bellows Falls officiat-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Keefe cele-
brated the first anniversary of their
marriage last Thursday evening by en-
tertaining few friends at card party
at their home.
S. II. Coy has moved into the house
recently purchased of George A. Wes-
ton on Henry street, and Mr.. Weston
has moved into the house on South
Terrace vacated by Mr.. Coy which he
secured in the recent "swap."
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Reed of Vernon,
who had swell wedding there Tues
day evening, stopped here yesterday to
receive the congratulations of friends.
Mrs. Reed was formerly Miss Bessie
Reid of Vernon and has many friends
here
Nat w. Smith won an honor in the
list of junior appointments at Yale from
the averages for the first two years of
the course. The class of '96, of which
he is member, has broken all previous
records, securing AZ places in the Phi
Beta Kappa list, against 81, the best
previous record, held by the class of '95.
Prof. J. S. Howard of Brattleboro
visited the public schools Thursday in
company with c. r. Wells of Syracuse,
N. Y. Mr.. Wells is the author of the
new method of teaching penmanship
with which Prof Howard is having so
much success in this and other places.
The idea is to teach rapid business writ
ing in connection with grammar school
branches.
DR.. Samuel Graves, president of AT.
lanta Baptist Theological Seminary
: Atlanta, Ga, is visiting his cousin, Mrs
Ira Earle of this village. He is a Yer.
mont boy, and his boyhood home was
st. Johnsbury, which claims to be "The
Rose of New England" He goes to
that place to visit brother who still re.
| sides there, and then to Grand Rapids
!, Mich, where he is to make his home in
, the future, having resigned his work in
the south. He has expressed great de.
light IN the Improvements witnessed
in Bellows Falls, and especially in the
unrivaled beauty of the scenery in its
autumn glory; his impression of this
is all the deeper, as this is the first Octo.
Der he has spent in Vermont for more
than so years.
t Sporting Notes.
The foot ball team plays at Charles.
l town tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
A crowd went over to Saxton's River,
: Monday, to see the foot ball game be.