Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-06-06
Bellows Falls Personals.

II. IVY All W uo III tON Ii F1dlulud,N SI
route for Burlington.
Rola Hunt of V. A. visited O. r.
Butterfield over Sunday.
j. e. Brosnahan returned from his
trip to New York Tuesday.
Miss Mary Dunley of White River
Junction is in town this week.
Rev. Fir. Lonergan of White River
Junction was in town Tuesday.
DR.. Hall Stapleton of Grafton paid
Bellows Falls visit last week.
Dennis Cray is working for the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance company.
Miss Della O'Brien of Rutland visit
ed Miss Mary Burns during the week.
Julia Blake and Johanna McCarty
are two new table girls at Towns hotel.
Will Congdon of Boston School OF
Oratory is visiting his sister, Mrs. E. B.
Smith.
Russell Ayers, formerly night clerk
in Towns hotel, goes to Burlington
to-day.
f. o. Merrifield, the noted tenor
singer, and G. o. Holden were in town
last week.
Mrs. f. H. Martin of Lowell, Mass,
A. Eaton.
Mrs. E. L. Putnam gives an address
at the w. G. II. U. convention at New
fame tomorrow.
Rev. FIR Reynolds was in Burling-
ton last week assisting in the services
of the 40 hours devotion.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Shepardson of
Richmond, n. H., visited their son, G..
III. Shepardson, last week.
F. r. Matthews, formerly clerk in
Towns hotel, accompanied by Mrs.
Matthews went to Keene Tuesday.
Harley Chandler has finished q
course in Childs' business college in
Springfield, Mass, and is now at home.
d. A. Barrows went to Boston yes
terday to purchase a stock of new
goods for the firm of Durkee & Bar
rows.
Mary Malley, formerly chambermaid
at Towns hotel, is now doing house.
work for Henry Blake on the New
Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Holland and
daughter May were in ST. Adams yes
terday to attend the wedding of Mr..
Hollands brother.
Supl. LIZ ~. Ivy uCl llttS OCClI NloltlLS
the village schools some for the past
week. Later he will again visit all the
schools in the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Keefe went
to Fitchburg last Thursday. Mrs
Keefe will remain there for time, ii
being her home.
James HI. Williams, Jr. went to Con.
cord Tuesday to visit his brother Ar.
thur, who is attending ST. Paul's
school. He will be gone two weeks.
President William Tucker of Dart.
mouth college registered at Towns
hotel last Friday. He was en- route tc
Ludlow, where he made an address.
Miss Lu Ranville will not sing in the
Baptist choir longer. Her place will
be taken by Miss Charlotte Day. Miss
Day sang at the services last Sunday.
DR.. Henry Ingham is attending the
meeting of the Vermont State Eclectic
Medical society held in the capitol at
Montpelier. The society held meetings
yesterday and to-day.
Rev. j. Ellsworth Fullerton spoke in
West Rutland Tuesday at the West
Rutland County convention of Congre-
gational ministers; his subject 1.-THE Un-
seen Part of the Christian Church"
Capt. John G. Bourke and his dangh-
ter, Miss Lora, of Fort Ethan Allen,
stopped at the Rockingham on his way
to SaXtOns River to review the cadets.
Lieut.. G. w. Gatchell of the Academy
met him here.
E. J. Planter left Monday for the
Albany Business college where he en-
tiers upon the study of artistic penman-
ship. 1t is not expected that he will
return before fall. Mrs. Planter will
continue to live with Mrs. J. B. Morse
on School street.
Col. c. G. Johnson of Springfield, as
sistant inspector general on the nation
al staff, was in town Monday inspect
ing the state department here. The
colonel will make his report at the na
tional encampment in Louisville mex
September.
Miss Lottie Truax, daughter of Rev
A. B. TruaX, former pastor of the
Methodist church, was married il
Swanton last week Wednesday. Thu
groom is William Cotton of Enosburg
and the newly married couple will liv'
near Enosburg Falls.
G. F. Fish, S. H. Goodin, G G.. Bar
Der, E. L. Stoddard, NJ. F. Buck, God
dard house, G.. p Cotton of Ludlow, J
w. Ware, l.. S Anderson, J. A. Hamp
bell, F. G. Webster, HI. E. Prentiss, A
w. Shepard, A B Lufkin of Alstead
J. E. Eldredge, Randolph, and f A
Rowell of Chester were in town durin,
the week.
Rev. G. F. Morse, general agent TO
the new Peoples c. clopedia, is in tow
for a few days ana will call on thu
teachers, with whom the work is
great favorite, $4,000 sets having beef
sold to teachers alone. 1t has %
beautiful maps, is revised to date. anI
by using telegraphic style two erdinar.
volumes are condensed intoone. 1t ha
more topics than any other cyclopedi
aud is cheaper by one-half. Mr.. Mors
gives special rates to teachers and give
them time when dt sired. Processes
Campbell of Johnson, rays: at excel
all other cyclopedias." Pref. Edwart
Conant. says: ~ have access to fou
cyclopedias, but find the Peoples su
Ierior to auy of themp