Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-01
SPRINGFIELD.

Jay Warner is visiting his parents.
+. b. Cook has been in Boston the past
week.
Howard Gardner is visiting relatives in
Connecticut.
Edward Spafford is clerking at Bowen's
grocery store.
John Donovan of Holyoke, Mass, is visit
ing his mother.
w. C. Belknap of the Bellows Falls Times
was in town Monday.
Edward O'Brien is visiting his brother,
Il. r. O'Brien in Boston.
Mrs. Ellen Britton has returned from a
visit with her son in Rutland.
Quite large number from here attended
the ball game at Ludlow, Saturday.
Arthur Gibson of Proctnrsvile, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Milton Harlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Carleton Slack, and Mrs.
Brown OF Boston are at w. H. H. Stacks.
| Mrs. Frank Wood and Miss Josie Wood of
Randolph, VT, are at Mrs. G. F. Sheldon's.
| Miss Julia Allen has closed her millinery
season with Mrs. Eaton, and returned to her
home.
The members of the Senior class enjoyed
ar outing Wednesday and Thursday to Lake
Warren.
Miss Louise Boswell of Charlestown has
returned home after visit with her aunt
Mrs. Corbett.
Harry E. Mozealous and Herman Putnam
of the Perkins Institute Boston, are visiting
at j. Putnam's on Seminary hill.
Cards are out from Mr.. and Mrs. William
White, announcing the marriage of their
eldest daughter Bertha, to Mr.. Edward
Fountain Tuesday, June30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Olney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hoag, Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Leonard, Miss Kathryn Corbett,
and several others are spending the week at
Sunapee.
| The Jones Il Lamson machine shop shut
down for a two weeks repair Saturday, and
the employees are taking advantage of the
opportunity to visit their relatives, and ell
joy needed vacation.
| The Jones & Lamson brass band played in
the square Saturday night, giving an excellent
concert. Later in the evening they gave a
private concert at the residence of James
Hardness, superintendent of the Jones &
Lamson shop.
i A grand concert will be given at the Town
hall, Springfield, VT, July 10, consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music, rendered by
the following artists; G. Harrison Prescott
cornetls Il John ). Hewley, baritone horn
sololst; Charles F. Furester, tenor; Harry f.
Mozea'ous, baritone. These renowded vocal.
lists are graduates of the Perkins Institute foi
the blind. Mr.. Mozealous will also give al
address on GLOW the blind are taught
Some ofthe artists have appeared before
and were received with much pleasure ant
satisfaction, and full house is anticipated.
Preparations are being made for q celebra
ton of the Fourth, which though coming
late are none the less welcome. The enter
tainment will consist of sports at Riversid,
Park, including a bicycle race by c. II
Craigue against time, Mr.. Craigue endeavor
ing to beat the state record for prize O
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for all, trot or pace $50. Prizes to be divide.
lst $25, 2nd $l5, Sd $40. All entries mus
close July 2. A ball game has been arrange,
i, between the Springield's and Claremont'
for a purse of 1926. Dancing will be in pro
gress in Floral hall in the afternoon. Musi
will be furnished during the afternoon, fol
lowed by a twilight concert in the evenin.
; by the Campaign band. Admission to tn,
park % cents, children Is cents. CRANE
display of fire works will be given in tn,
, evening in the square.