Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-03-21
PERSONAL.

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gone to Cuba.
WIS. Lowell of Springfield was in
town yesterday.
Sidney Gage is out after severe at
tack of the grip.
| G. e. Dubois from West Randolph
was in town Tuesday.
Frederick J. Hall has been granted a
supplemental pension.
Mrs. George Gould is visiting at her
home in East Wallingford.
f. G. Pierce returned yesterday from
a business trip to New York.
Charles III. Robb is able to be abont
the street after severe illness.
DR.. e. w. Knight passed Sunday in,
Putney with DR.. ID. j. Harrigan.
b. A. Putney has returned from Sun
apee for the balance of the winter.
Miss Fannie Chapman is home from
Dean Academy at Franklin, Mass.
S. f. Huckins is in Plymouth, N. H.,
called there by the death Of his sister,
Mrs L. a. Gates-Hadley is doing her
spring buying in New York this week.
County Examiner II. d. Ryder holds
teachers examinations at Londonderry
tomorrow.
Charles b. Carpenter has been con-
fined to the house the past week with
the grip.
Rev. and Mrs. d.. l.. Sanford are re-
ijoicing in the birth of q son, Saturday
morning.
town Tuesday ON their way to Vermont
Academy
M. E. Davis returned yesterday from
weeks visit with relatives in Con
necticut.
Conductor Sexton of tEe Rutland di-
vision has been missing from the train
this week; grip.
Mrs. Schuyler Proctor, formerly. a
resident of this place, died at her heme
III SpFInSHel02r SATURDAY.
DR.. 0. NJ. George has returned from a
trip to New York state in the interest
of his paper mills there.
| Mrs. f. G. WinnewisseF- and ctslId
went to her home in Bridgeport, Conn,
Friday, for few days visit
| J. III. Blakley and w. e. Conway
went to Weston Tuesday night, to as
sist i'm instituting a lodge of, Odd IRel-
| lows at that place.
Prof, S. S. Wright has accepted q 20
sition as Instructor i'm mathematics and
sciences at Leominster, Mass, and left
for there last Saturday.
DIR. A. j. Barker is attending ahe
meeting of the Vermont Dental society
at Brandon, and viii read paper ON
'The Standard of Perfection.n
Miss Mary A. Barry, for many years
teacher in the public schools here.
will not returnnext term. She is to be
married next month to Rev. A. II.
Webb Of Montpelier.
Rev. G. R. q. Dodge returned Friday
from Nova Scotia, where be was called
/ by the serious Illness of his wife's
| father. He arrived just in tune to at
| tAnd the funeral.
Mrs. O. T.. Perham of Green strset,
| who has been sick all winter with a
heart trouble, has been able to be about
the house very little the last few days.
Rev. e. &. Marggraf was called TO
Chester, Monday, to officiate at thefun-
eral of Eagene S. Rice, an estimable
young man Who died of consumption
at that place last Friday.
Mrs. Harriet Short, sister of G. X.
Labaree of this place, died at her home
in Hartland, Tuesday evening. Funer-
al services will be held this afternoon at
o'clock, Rev. e. e. Marggraf officiat-
ing.
Rev. FIR. Reynolds, Miss Kate Rey-
nolds, John Savage, ID. p. Higgins.
Catherine and Mamie Higgins and
number of others attended the epter-
tainment at Brattleboro, Monday even
ing given by the scholars of the paro-
chial school there.
Charles Dougherty, formerly en-
ployed in the paper mills here, was
killed in the mill of the Nekoosa Paper
Co. on the Wisconsin river a few days
ago. His arm was caught in the rolls
and torn from the shoulder, death en-
suing within 20 minutes.
B. H. Allbee, formerly of THE TIMES
office and recently assistant editor of
Springfield, Mass, Homestead, goes to
New York soon to assume the manage
ment of Fire and Water, the Fire Ser
vice Review and the Contract News,
three trade papers. Things seem to be
coming his way and the prospects look.
bright.
Professor Thomas N. Chase, recently
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