Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-06-27
Bellows Falls Personals.

George German of Barre was in town
over Sunday.
e. ID. Gates of Springfield spent Sun
day in town.
Mrs. r.. W. Trask and child are visit
ing in Putney.
w. A. TruaX was down from High
gate over Sunday.
Ed Harris visited his parents in
Jamaica yesterday.
David Jennison of Ware, Mass, was
in town over Sunday.
Ernest White of Brown University
was home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Swain spent
Sunday at Sunapee lake.
Miss Alice Colburn visited her home
in Pomfret over Sunday.
G. b. Wheeler was in Providence, r.
L., the first of the week.
Chauncey Adams of Dartmouth col
lege spent Sunday in town.
Miss Annie Fletcher isvisiting friends
in Boston for few weeks. sr5
Miss Effie Ball returned last week
from short visit in Keene.
e. A. Norwood visited his home in
Winchester, n. H., Tuesday.
e. M. Curran and Miss Rose Curran
are visiting at Dennis Flavin's.
Miss Annie Houlihan has returned
from two months visit in Barre.
Miss Josie Kennedy of Rutland is
visiting Mrs. John Kelly, her sister.
Rev. and Mrs. S muel HI. Webb of
Providence are visiting j. H. Webb.
Frank I'll. Mark and Willard Bacon
spent Thursday afternoon in Putney.
Mrs. f. G. Crown of Jacksonville is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Morse.
Miss Cora Bush went to Alstead
Tuesday to visit friends Tor few days.
Miss Marguerite Bailey of Claremont
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Flint.
Carroll w. Black was down from
Sunapee last week, where he has a cot
tage.
Mrs. G. HI. Gibson and daughter
Edna are at Sunapee lake for two
weeks.
Mrs. S. A. Wiley of Rockingham
visited her sister, Mrs. S. F. Perry, yes
terday.
Mrs. Chase, m other of Mrs. Lyman
Church, is ill with stoppage Of the
stomach.
III. G. Moore of Lowell, Mass, visited
y. q,
last week.
II. D. Ryder spent Sunday with his
family at the cottage at Clarem ont
Junction.
Edwin Perry visited at his home in
Newport, N. H., Sunday, returning on
his wheel
d. A. Barrows of the firm of Durkee
d Barrows visited his old home, TROY,
last week.
Miss Fanny Laid of Kimball Union
Academy is visiting her sister, Miss
Hattie Ladd.
Chauncey G. Adams goes to Kittery
Point, Me-, to-day as head waiter in
a summer hotel.
Arthur S. Dascomb goes to Lake
Winnipesaukee this week as head
waiter in hotel.
Miss G. E. Dearborn and Ardelle
Carpenter went to Topsham Tuesday
for short visit.
Mr.. Warner of Hartford, Conn.,,
came yesterday to work for the Yer
mont Machine Co.
George Cannon of the Fall Noun
tain farm pushed a pitchfork through
hls foot last week.
Mrs. G. l.. Barber and Mrs. James
Brown left Monday for an extended
VlSlC IN montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Albee of Spring
field spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. e. S. Allbee.
g. B. Allbee of the firm of AIlbee &
Rabbit, is out of town for few days
on a fishing excursion.
Mrs Lester Porter and daughter of |
Fayston are staying with her mother,
Mrs. Mary P. Brockway.
Miss Dora Murphy went to Brattle-
bOro Monday to attend commencement
exercises at the high school.
Flintan Gordon Elder from Maiden,
Mass, are visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman Flint.
DR.. q. H. Gorham and A. J. Holley
were in Chester Sunday where the doc
tor went on professional business.
w. E. Bowtell attends a birthday
dinner party at Concord, Mass, to-day
given to party of gentlemen friends.
Mrs. Mary Nutting, Miss Lucy Nut
ting and Mrs. Marcia Guptil of Mont
pelier are visiting in Bridgeport, Conn.
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Merrill and child
of Lonsdale, Conn, visited Conductor
e. o. Young on Atkinson street Mon
day.
AA' AZ. AhSoieAhI SbJOySu q WV |
bicycle ride last week through the
towns of Barre, Chelsea and Williams
town.
G. HI. Howard of Pierce's pharmacy,
is spending a week IS vacation in Graf
ton. Dan Campbell takes his place in
the pharmacy.
Prof. Charles F. Richardson, pro-
fessor of English literature in Dart
mouth college, registered at Towns
hotel Monday.
William Cook, formerly Fitchburg
railroad engineer and for time resi-
dent of this village, is keeping hotel
at Park Hill, Westmoreland.
Edgar Carruthers graduated from
Norwich University this week. His
sister. Miss Eleanor Carruthers,
attended the commencement.
Mrs. A. K. Chase, widow of the late
Aaron K. Chase and Pliny Fisher, DO. b
of Westminster, have been spending
week with Clark Chase and family
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Keyes and