Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-09
Bellows Falls Personals.

lOWh IuSSuay.
Charles w. Labaree came home for
short visit Friday.
Capt. w. III. Taylor has been reap
pointed town liquor agent.
c. A. Moore has hired cottage at
Sunapee Lake for the season.
John B. Morse's house on School
street is in the hands of painters.
Read the great offer of the Rutland
Weekly Herald free. On first page.
Miss Annie Norris of Newton, Mass,
is visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Fuller
ton.
Please hand in the names of friends
visiting with you. We want all the
news.
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Allbee left Satur-
day for ten days trip to Baltimore and
Washington.
Hon. w. w. Stickney of Ludlow,
speaker of the state assembly, was in
town last week.
DIR. George H. Gorham is attending
the meeting of the American Medical
association in Baltimore this week.
Rodney Roundy is in Southbrdge,
Mass, visiting Frank Reed, with whom
he will room at Amherst college next
fall.
Miss Alice Colburn is expected on
Saturday. She begins work in The
TIMES office on Monday next, and for
the present will live with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Swain.
The hearing of the case against four
North Walpole boys for breaking the
peace, was continued till "Wednesday
by request of the state that they may
get an attorney from Concord, N. H.,
to assist in the prosecution.
Rev. Ellsworth Fullerton has accept
ed an invitation to deliver the Memori-
al day address at Rutland. This is a
high compliment to Mr.. Fullerton's
ability and reputation as public
speaker and is appreciated by his large
circle of friends.
The following Odd Fellows in this
place will attend the meeting of the
State Grand Lodge at st. Johnsbury
next Tuesday and Wednesday j. IL.
-Blakley, w. E. Conway, d. M. Damon,
II. H. Bailey, r. J. Stoodley, w. S.
Durham and w. H. Pierce.
DR.. J. It. Ridden and his charming
bride, nee Mary G. Brennan of Wind
sor, returned from their wedding trip
to New York on last Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Ridden went to housekeep-
ing at once and will live on Canal street
nearly opposite the iron bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. Gates returned
Friday from six months visit in New
York state, from Saratoga to Long
Island. Mr.. Gates worked for the
Cheshire and Fitchburg railroads 80
years without cessation, and since re-
signing his position last summer has;
been making up for lost fun.
d. E. Ladd, the present manager of
Towns Hotel, will not run the hotel
after June l. The management after
that time has not been definitely decid-
ed upon. 1t is rumored that party
from Montpelier may assume control.
In the early part of June Mr.. and Mrs.
Ladd will take a carriage drive over a
part of the state, and may for time be
at Woodsville, n. H., where Mr.. Laid
has an interest in hotel.
On Tuesday 10 or dozen witnesses
for the state in the cruelty to animal
cases appeared at G. H. Robb's office
They came from Athens and it seems
that when they left Bellows Falls last
Friday there was an understanding
that the cases were continued until
Tuesday. The state subsequently dis
missed the cases but did not notify the
witnesses of the fact. When the
Athenians heard this they were very
weary indeed.
George B. Wright, the basso profun
do of Nevers & Jones' Ministries, wal
purser ON the Armenia White at Suna
pee last season and was well known by
hundreds of Bellows Falls people wht
frequented that popular resort. He ii
the fat, jolly fellow who was Away
pointed out as the Columbus of Rice'
1882" and was an entertainer of rar,
merit. He will be back at Sunape,
this season and next fall will join Den
man Thompsons "Old Homestead
company for years engagement.
The Woman's Foreign Missionar,
societies in conjunction with the JUNO
and mission circles of the Union con
ference are preparing box to send t
Mrs. F. NJ. Newell in Constantinople,
missionary of the American Board
The box will contain articles of dres
and toys for Mrs. Newell's Sunda.
school which numbers about 800. Al
parties desiring to contribute article
should send them to Mrs. J. E. Fuller
ton before July 10. This is Chris
mas box and has to be sent in Angus
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