Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-05
Bellows Falls Personals.
Henry Putnam is visiting in Grafton

Henry Putnam is visiting in Grafton.
Webb Hall has returned to town.
j. ii. Pierce went to Boston yesterday.
j. +. Moore Of Randolph was in town
Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Chase are in Bos-
ton.
Will Putnam is stopping in Barre few
days.
Mrs. O. b. Nelson of Rutland is visiting
at A. Joubert's.
Miss Ellie Clarke from Parker Hill was
in town Saturday.
II. S. Frost has been confined to his
house this week by illness.
John j. Austin of Brattleboro was in
town over Sunday
Little Jay Putnam is suffering from a
hard attack of rheumatism.
Miss Eva Stickney spent Sunday in
Chester.
Rev. j. w. Naramore is taking vaca-
ton for week or ten days.
Hon. j. O. Sanford of Stamford was in
town Tuesday.
d. 0. Gill and wife of Springfield were
in town Monday.
Miss Jessie Mason is spending week
at her home in keene.
Mrs. Kennedy of Rutland is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Pierce of Putnev
visited friends in town over Sunday.
Miss Katie Connors of Brattleboro is
visiting her cousin, Miss Dora Murphy.
Miss Wiley of Saxtons River is stopping
with Mrs. f. A. Fields for few days.
Miss Annie Bemis visited her sister, Miss
Corime Bemis, in Walpole last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Osgood went to
Boston Tuesday morning for few days
Miss Annie Chandler Of Chester called
on friends here Monday
Mrs. c. r. b. Dodge, who has been il
the past two weeks, is convalcscng slowly,
Louis Largess, who formerly lived here
is now attending school in Worcester
Mass.
MIR. Cummeriord Of Providence, II. !. =.
is the guest of his cousin, Rev. FIR. Rey.
nolds
Mrs. Sarah Bennett OF Newton Centre
Mass, is spending few days with friend,
in town
c. S. Gates, the well known painter
here, is doing a number Of creditable iob
on dwellings in Ludlow.
John Culrier of Acworth made his sister
Mrs. A. p. Wheeler, a short visit thu
week.
Hon. Homer w. Vail of Pomfret,
member of the state board of agriculture
was in town Tuesday.
Ex-Gov. Farnham and wife of BradforC
spent last Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. E. G. Osgood.
Mrs. G. L. Wheeler has returned from ;
a months visit with friends in Boston
Fitchburg and Keene.
Miss Dorothea Banning has been unable
to attend school for some time on accoun
of a very painful felon on her hand.
Miss Alice Hapgood is unable to per
form her duties in Durkee & Barrows stor,
this week owing to disabled hand.
George Durham of Brattleboro, mem
Der Of the firm of Durham Bros. at tina
place, was in town Saturday.
Miss Lou Ranville has been having va
cation Of week from her place in the DIR,
goods store of George r. Wales, and re
turns to-day.
Secretary G. H. Merrill of the Vernon
Domestic Missionary society was in town
portion of yesterday, on matters connecte,
with his work.
Miss Eta Labaree goes to Webster
Mass, Thursday to spend few days wit
her sister and will attend the Odd Fellow
ball at that place Monday evening.
William F. Allen of West Stewartstowr
n H., called on his old acquaintanc
A. E. Lamb recently, % years havin
passed since they met each other.
Miss Frances R. Osgood, who has bee
spending the past three weeks in Philade
phia, left there this week for New Y ork
where she will visit friends for a few day
longer.
George F. Gale of East HOLSTER, Mass.
a former well known Bellows Falls boy, ha
been spending a portion of the past wee
with his uncle George o. Guild.
Ceylon j. Ball, of South Acworth,
former well known resident here, has bee
spending some time in Concord, n. II.
serving as juror in the United States court
/ Col. James A. Wood Of Concord, for
mer well known resident of South Ac
worth, is prominently mentioned as one c
the delegates to the republican nationa
convention from New Hampshire.
Conductor Henry C. Cheney of the Cen
trail road is spending short time at hi
old home in Barnard His trains between
here and Rutland are being run by Con
ductor Wyman of Rutland.