Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-19
Bellows Falls Personals.

Miss Corinnc Bemis is sick with tonsitis,
Cy Campbell is sick with typhoid fever.
Miss lngenue Fassett isill with typhoid
fever.
Edgar Carruthcrs is spending the week
in Northfield
Miss Alice jackson was in Saxtons River
over Sunday.
G. b. Underhll was in Haverhill, n H ;.
yesterday.
Miss Addie Zuill of Grafton is visiting at
Mr.. Bugbees.
Mrs. L, II. Murray of Charlestown was
in town yesterday,
Mrs. E, F. Coolidge of Mount Holly is
in town this week
Mrs. A. ID. Beckwith has nephew Wis
iting her a few days.
Miss Eunice Foster spent Sunday at her
home in Langdon.
Misses Baker and Hatch visited friends
in Rockingham Saturday.
Joseph Viau spent Sunday at his home
in Hanover, n. II.
G. M. Blake returned last evening from
a business trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Hayes were in Brat
tleboro Friday and Saturday.
Harry Martin has been confined to the
house for few days by illness.
Mrs. Waite of Putney spent Sunday here
with her sister, Mrs. r. G. Hitchcock,
Misses Eva and Ada Mcdonald of White
River junction spent Sunday in town.
Miss Mildred Booth went to Montpelier
Saturday afternoon to visit her mother.
B, Dawson has been engaged as stenog-
rapher for the Vermont Farm Machine Co
f. b. Gooch of Yarmouthville, Me, has
been employed by the Vermont Farm
Machine Co.
w. III. Ray, assistant superintendent Of
the Boston u Maine railroad, was in town
yesterday.
Charles Whitney, an old employee o
Derby q Ball, had a shock Of paralysis last
week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W. Wilder spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Boston attending the
grand opera.
L. L. Durham returned from his two
weeks vacation spent at his. Maine HON,
last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Smith left Monday for Wor
cester, Mass, where she will attend bus
mess college.
j. c. Day was called to Providence las
week by the death Of an aunt, Mrs
Elizabeth Holmes.
The teachers of North Walpole, Misse
Powers, Buxton, Dalton and Hartnett
visited schools in Keene last Friday.
Cashier P. II. Hadley was in Burlington
tuesday assisting in the organization o
the State Bankers association.
Mrs. j. Fl. Blakley went to Boston
} Monday to fill two engagements in sta
lecture course at Newburyport and Haver
hill
w. II. Salisbury of Saxtons River spen
Saturday at Proctorsville and Sunday wit
with Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Bugbee OF Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs. j. III. Danforth and daughte
!, Grace have returned from a two week
visit in Manchester, Henniker and Mort
Weare, N. FL.
John j. Smith is arranging for the re
moval of his family to Fltchburg, where b
and his son have been employed the las
two or three months.
L. G. Bagley former alderman of til
city of Rutland, was in town Monday O
business matters connected with the Ne,
: England Fire Insurance Co.
, George II. Babbitt and wife left yeste1
day on a trip to New York, Washington
Baltimore, Jacksonville, St. Augustin
and other winter resorts OF Florida.
Mrs. Sarah Bennett, who has been vis
2 ing some weeks with the family of w. A
: Truax, went to Mortified Saturday an
will make her home there for the present.
Conductor Isaac Sargent of the Fitcl
burg road has received the permanent az
pointment on the trains formerly run by Il
A. Titus between here and Boston.
I'll. G. Nickerson of Boston, represent
ing Z. III. Rollins & Co., was in town yes
terday calling upon number Of our cap
tallsts and offering government bonds
the last popular issue, at 116.