Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-05-13
SAXTONS RIVER.

Mr.. Fields condition remains about the
| same. Pit hst
Miss Electa Goodhue of Westminster West
is at Mrs. Scolay's. .,l8h'
Mrs. L. T.. Mayo is preparing to remove to
Medfeld, Mass.
Fred e. Rand gives Mr.. Rowell health
giving drive frequently. r
Isaac Glynn went to Proctorsvile on the
ith inst. to visit his son Will. sr,,r;-.
Harry Glynn enjoyed brief outing, Mr..
Osgood serving his customers meanwhile.
| Willis Osgood Warner is enjoying few
days leave Of absence from Worcester Acad-
envy. [5-fl -ale6
Mrs. Richardson's condition is slightly
improved. Hopes are now entertained for
| her recovery. 81 r!crAcEes a,r
Ernest w. Dow supplies garden truck in
variety and Of excellent quality. Success to
his enterprise. = 81
| Principal ID. w. Abercrombie of Worcester
| Mass.) Academy and his wife were guests at
F.sB. Locke's for a few days. at4..zs
| The Baptist Christian Endeavorers met
with their president, Mrs. Baldwin, at the
parsonage Tuesday evening. .t7.f
| F. B. Locke & Co. are the recipients of a
Worlds Fair diploma as the sequel of their
exhibit of maple goods at the fair. Sea
| Mrs. Lucy S. Snow went Monday noon
| en- route to Minnesota, where she will visit
friends. remaining for several months.
Henry w. Dean and wife, who have been
visiting at his mothers for a fortnight,
returned to Boston Saturday. Mrs.
Dean daughter accompanied them.
Principal Abercrombie announces the pro-
posed erection of a $35, 900 g science building"
at Worcester Academy. DR.. Ellery's facili-
ties will be unsurpassed in all New England.
| Rev. G. A. Piddock and his wife and
younger son, of Hartford, Conn, have been
guests at Mrs. Carrie Warmers for II few
days. Mr.. Piddock returned Saturday noon.
Mrs. Hattie A. Moon, Misses Mary Hill and
| Della Smith, Rev. w. r. Baldwin and Mrs.
the semi-annual meeting of the Black River
/ Union which is held at Ludlow Friday next.
/ The death of Mrs. Charles Humes elicits
/ real sympathy for the afflicted husband and
sisters, and especially for little Isabel, who is
only five years old, and will greatly miss a
mothers presence and help. Mrs. Humes
has been afflicted with cough for several
| years past, but she was confined to her bed
for only a few days.
Commissioner Horace w. Bailey of the
state department of fisheries and game has
4 supplied 10000 Young trout from the state
hatchery to stock Vermont Academy stream.
| They came in good condition and are thriv-
! ing in their new environment. The rigid
enforcement of the statutes will secure a graf
flying future for this enterprise.
j Field day at Vermont Academy was duly
Iadvertised, posters being put up as usual.
i But before the events were called, it was
ireported that every bill, and there were many
4 Of them, had been torn down. Such proceed
ings have occurred before, and the towards
who indulge i'll such petty destruction ought
TO be brought to justice, that the fair name OF
i the village may not be permanently tarnshed
| We are not big enough to allow one another's
interests to suffer, or to destroy what Others
4 try to accomplish.
". Rev. and Mrs. l.. Charles RouA announce
r The ninth session Of their French couI Sc, tc
commence at Maison Franchise on the 9Th
of July next. Miss Helene A., their daugh-
ter, who is now engaged in teaching French
at the Walnut Hill school, Natiek, Mass. and
Louis A., their son, who gives instruction in
French at Brown University, will assist their
parents, the latter taking charge of the
Romance languages department. The advan-
u tages of this school unique in character
and Of superior excellence when measured
by their extraordinary results. While in
attendance, pupils dismiss English from
intercourse with their instructors. Many
patrons come from distance.
Charles Z. Farr's residence was the scene
of a very quiet wedding an hour before serv-
ice time, Sunday morning. The beauty and
fragrance of the. season lent their charm to
the parlor in the way of neat and pretty floral
decorations. Several guests were present
from abroad. The only son of the host
Francis c. Farr, led to the altar, Miss Jennie
b. Mcpherson, who has won good name
and many friends during comparatively
J brief residence in Saxtons River. Rev. VIII
liam r. Baldwin sofficiated. Two lads stood
with the pair, one of them brother of the
bride. After the ceremony the party attended
worship at the Baptist church.