Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-04
PERSONALS.

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Towards.
Miss Annie Chandler of Chester is visit
iting in town.
Mrs. A. w. Carmen and Frank vii
spend next week in Chester.
E. j. Planter is attending summe,
$ :hool at Putney.
Master George Upham went to Wealth
e '-ield Satul day.
Mrs. f. f. Foster OF Milford, Mass.
was in town last week.
Mrs. II j. Allen and son Bonnie went
to Randolph Monday.
Fred Wilbur and family spent Sunday
in Putney.
Miss Elsie Robbins Of Boston is visiti' g
friends in town.
Miss Sarah Holmes Of Newburyport
Mass. is visiting friends in town.
j. c. Day and family are visiting at j
"A. Rawson's in Alstead for few days. :,
|. A. Adams is passing two weeks va
cation at his home in Grafton.
E. L. Carpenter was at the races in Rut-
land yesterday. r.
A. l. Davis and family passed Sunday
in Springfield with w. E. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Perley passed Sun
day at Dodge cottage, Granite lake, in
Munsonville, N. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Eaton are enjoying
carriage drive through southern Vermont
and New Hampshire.
Mrs. Fred Leferee and son John, of
Springfield Mass. ,.are visiting Mrs. Lizzie
Brown.
Nellie Dunley, head clerk at j. G.
Day d Cos, has gone to her home in
White River Junction for two weeks va
cation.
Mrs, Lucy M. Curtis, widow of the late
Nlllo Curtis, expects to 60 to Bondville
Friday, where she will pass the next five
or six months with her people.
Ernest Pratt of Brattleboro was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs F. M. Howard,
over Sunday.
Rev. G. Il. B Dodge left for Cd Or
chard Monday where he spends his vaca-
ton.
Miss Mary Powers returned Monday
from Martha's Vineyard where she attended
school.
Rev FIR. Reynolds left Monday for a
visit at Old Orchard, Rev FIR. Houlihan
Of Ludlow will Off at St. Charles
church next Sunday.
j. w. Buemond has been on the sick
list with hard cold for the past two weeks
put is now much better.
C. H. Shepardson is visiting his old
friend, o. F. Knowlton of the Windsor
House in Windsor.
Miss Bertha Platts of Fitzwllliam. N.
H., visited Mrs. H. l.. Waterman yester-
lay.
Mrs. E. j. Knapp went to Townshend
asst Saturday tor shf TT visit.
Charles Parkinson and his sister, Mrs.
1. j. Huntoon and her daughter, are Wis
ting in Hooksett, N. H.
Rev. E. E. Marggraf attended the sum-
aer school in Putney yesterday and is
here to-day also.
Mrs. Esther Diggins, who visited Mrs.
:. j. Upham, returned to her home in
Veathersfeld Saturday.
Fred Leonard of Londonderry is visit
,g his sister, Mrs. M. H. Curtis.
George Bacon and daughters are visiting
'iends in New Haven, Conn.
Miss Caroline Roster of BROOKLYN. who
studying, French at Saxtons River, spent
unday in town.
The family of H. d. Ryder went Satur-
ay to the Claremont junction camp
rounds for short outing.
Mrs. NJ. F. Wheelock of Clinton, Mass.
as been spending several days at C. w.
sgood's.
Miss Mary HARDWOOD of Rutland, who is
udying French at the Maison Franchise
!, Saxtons River, spent Sunday with Miss
harlotte Day.
Homer Bacon and sister left Monday for
few days stay in Thetford.
c. Herbert Osgood returned Monday =
ON three weeks stay at Cottage City, s
ASS
L. III. Bowen of Sunapee passed Sunday
it'll his parents in North Walpole. =
C. E. Capron and son Ray have been
sitting his daughter, Mrs. Mabel Edison,
Orange, Mass, returning home Mon
~.
Mrs. George K. Punt is still in poor !
alth and unable to attend to her usual
tiles. She has been out of the New 4
ork Racket over four weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. III. L. Waterman have re-
rned from Grafton and are again located
their rooms on Henry street.
Miss Mary Brosnahan is visiting friends
Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. A. c. Spencer and children of
Mass, visited her sister, Mrs.
S. Allbee, last week. She is in Spring
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