Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-08
Hiss Mollie O'Neil is visiting friends in

Zeene.
Mrs, G. f. Olmstead went to Boston
Monday.
Mrs. Jeffrey St. Lawrence is visiting at
Windsor.
L. Il. Plummer of Brattleboro was in
town Monday.
l. B. Newman and wife of Alstead were
in town Monday.
Scion Gray Of Worcester, Mass, spent
Sunday at home.
Stephen Pickett has been in Fair Haven
on short visit.
Miss Lizzie Hannah visited at Peter
Gritfin's last week.
John d. Cray has been to Turner's Falls,
Mass, on short trip.
George Davis was in North Adams over
the Fourth and Sunday.
George Ball is doing Rouses Point, N.
Y, and vicinity this week.
Charles Nelson OF Rutland is revisiting
the scene of his former labors.
Misses Annie Griffin and Julia Keefe
are visiting friends in Keene.
Miss Addie Lou Grout of Newport is
the guest of Miss Alice Cannon.
II. d. Ryder spent the Fourth with his
family at Claremont camp grounds.
Miss Annie WEIGH is taking weeks
vacation visiting friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Baker of Charles
town were in town over Sunday.
G. H. Shepardson was in Brattleboro
Monday and Tuesday on business.
f. G. Blake, night clerk at Towns Hotel
is visiting friends in Windsor.
Mrs. Winnifred Ingram is visiting he,
sister, Mrs. Martin, at Lowell, Mass.
DR.. j. 7. Ridden, wife and child spent
Sunday with her parents at Windsor.
Miss Minnie Tufts has returned to Rut
land after visit with friends in town.
George Lampher is away on a weeks
vacation to his old home in St. Adams.
Walter Smith spent the Fourth il
Springfield, Mass, returning Monday.
Miss Kate Neyland is spending MONTH
| vacation at her home in Still River, Mass
William Welch and son of Lawrence
Mass, are the guests Of Patrick Hartnett
w. c. Belknap and j. F. Pierce spen
the last of the week in the wilds of Ply
mouth.
c. w. Black came down from Sunapet
Monday and reports good bass fishing W
! there.
Fred Perry, the popular engineer on the
b. &. M. has moved his family to Wind
sOr.
Miss Lizzie Brosnahan has returned te
her home in Brattleboro after visit witt
friends here.
Mrs. James Burt, who has been away
for some time visiting, returned home the
first of the week.
w. I. Furness, special agent for the
Commercial Union fire insurance company
is in town to-day.
Mrs. Barton of Lawrence is visiting
friends in town, the guest of Hiram King,
DR., on Webb Terrace.
Will Conant of Cleveland, Ohio, is
home on visit. He is mail route agent
with headquarters in that city.
Mrs. Cornelia Flanders of Rutland, a
former teacher in our village schools, Wis
tied friends in town the first of the week.
Russell L. Loomis of New York, special
agent for New England Of the Imperial
Fire ms. Co. Of London, was in town last
week.
Judge Wilson OF Kansas City, Texas, is
spending short time in Vermont seeing
the beauties of the state, and while here is
the guest Of Collin Campbell Of Saxtons
River.
Joseph Barrett is visiting his sister, Mrs.
William Fuller, after an absence of over 30
years, during which time he has travelled
nearly all over the world, as the saying is.
j. A. Bush started Saturday for Wash
ington to attend the national convention of
the Sons Of Temperance held there this
week. He is the only delegate from Yer
mont in attendance.
George w. Kimball of Worcester and
Fred Jets of Middle Falls, N. Y, have
spent number of days in this vicinity, ac-
companied by their families. They were
at Chester over Sunday.
G. Herbert Osgood will spend the most
of his vacation here with his parents and
will reach here in few days. He has been
reelected principal of the grammar school
of Yarmouth, Mass.
Frank Diggins spent the Fourth with
friends in Worcester, Mass, returning the
first of the week with his nephew, Charles
Diggins, who will spend the summer here.