Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-05-27
SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD.
G. Joscelyn is working in Keene, N. I'll.
Mrs. w. F. Hazelton is visiting in Nashua,
N. H.
Harry Bingham Of Boston visited in town
last week.
Mrs. Ellen Britton is visiting her son in
Rutland.
H. E. Taylor of Brattleboro was in town
last week.
Milo knights has been very i'll but is now
improving.
c. G. Richardson and wife have returned
from New York.
Hector Greenwood of Cavendsh is at home
for Il short time.
Albert Greenwood is home from Burling-
ton Medical college.
Mrs. M. Slade of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visit
ing her son, John Slade.
Lawyer K. b. Flynn will deliver the Me-
mortal day address here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund Barney of Chester
were in town last Thursday.
Bradley Newell, the healer, will be at the
Adnabrown Friday, the 10Th.
G. B. Bailey of New York has been visiting
his father, Rev. e. w. Bailey.
DIR. w. F. Hazelton is taking post gradu-
ate course at the New York city hospitals.
Mrs. William b. Forbush and child Of
Yantic, Conn.,, are visiting at IL. Y. For
BUSH s.
A.. wy u A.. e C,,..,os+o,,,, visited
low d",'r,'ta, NJ r. nod%e last We'd
nesday.
Miss Amanda Odette, who has been serious
ly i'll for the past two weeks, is now improv-
ing.
Me- Maid E,o,,;na wont to Worcester last
II Nyn',J.r Ill., Sha vii attend the
Academy of Music.
wD woo,son has bouobt w. IT. Wheel
a,,s ha,,o an Mons;on Hi and tba house oc.
80, y, h,, u w St;1as w.
''pioa ~
a. q. Kendall and wife nave returned nom
their wedding trip ana are boarding 1or the
= M. 60. .s.. -
~ se i.,.,, 1, me 1Alpiia :
the home team. the score being II 70
mrs. James CarrisaI anu Two c chlidren OF
NJ M ~ aiT s'epl,s emI SUM-,
ell . wv ' - ~
81 Mooh.,,;csv;ila v aro +he f,,ests of
Mr. ana Mrs r r Patch at their home IN
H;nh1and W;a", "'o'i ''' ''oi' i-'''' ~
-, ;.
MISS mary l.. carey, .. II; .. ~ ueliv
cred the Memorial day address at NORM
sprnSheld at Inc services held at the baptlst
cnurch last SUNDAY morning.
Even our mechanics look with anxiety on
the coming election which will settle their
cialih on living wages II IS trying eiihe'
Numerous sales OF real estate have been re-
corded; among those which caused most sur
prise, were the sale of William A. Wheeler S
house to w. ID. Woolson and the sale of the
Methodist parsonage to w. ID. Woolson and
Nj. l.. Lawrence. new parsonage is to be
built.
The earth is marched and dist and cata
pillers seem to be the chief production there
Of The farmers are ouite discouraged.
Wool in small lots has been sold within a
week for II cents pound. Other farm pro-
ducts are equally as low. Hogs, as well as
horses are a drug in the market.
Mrs. Harriet Ellis widow of The late Chris
topher Ellis almost life LONG resident Of
SPRINGFIELD. died at tbe home of Henry Ieet
in Charlestown. n. IT.. Nav %. She was a
GOOD woman and will he Remembered with
much resnect bv her old neiohbors and bv
tbe Methodist church of which she was long n
member
c
uel. pIallt a.'lip1l.eo lli.cii ol MS success i
~ liie hcpeiilo, 10 MS aGgualiil3ice WIN we
oohieoeia'e oiiicers vi west ioiiiI anu III
the MeNlcah war. lie reasoned "that oitlcer
Woui9 nave zone mus Wheh ne was young ne
prooa3iy VIII 90 inns now ana governed,
hihseli accordingly. "ouid IL not De wei,
enough 10 Spot those boys VINO sneak iouiia
through the Dusnes 10 save thelr gate lee at
pan matcnes ana ialrS III may DC Il help III
doing business with them later.