Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-06

ior time to perfect herself in the ).
Lay lor's system OF dress cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Spaulding left SUI
day for weeks visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. SAWYER wer
to Ludlow yesterday to attend the unio
conference of Congregational churches
which was in session there, and to whic
Mr.. Sawyer was delegate from the locs
church.
IL. G. johnson came here from Man
chester, N. H., the last OF last week, driy
ing bis team, taking two day for the trip
5. w. Wilder, Jr., has been in Hol
yoke, Mass, this week on business in con
nectlon with the chemical pulp mills there
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Coy, in COMPANY
with George H. Babbitt, Mrs Wilson ant
the Misses Wilson, spent Sunday at tn,
White Mountains.
Miss Annie johnson went to Bostor
Monday for a short visit.
w. +. Holbrook of Keene was in town
yesterday.
w. ID. Lampson and wife OF Barre were
in town Monday.
>. I. Townshend of Springfield, Mass,
terday.
Budd d. Hawkins of Reading. the we'll
known scotsman, was here Montay.
=, D. A. Flanders, travelling agent of the
Plant system of southern steamers, accom-
panied by his wife, were guests of the
Rockingham he tel yesterday
j. H. Williams of Brattlsboro was in
town yesterday.
John White is in Boston for treatment
Of his eyes
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Parmenter returned
Saturday from two weeks vacation spent
IN Saratoga and Corintb, N. Y, and
Athol. Mass.
Mrs. e. e. Howard is in Newport, N.
h., visiting her sister, Mrs Dewey.
Messrs. w. H, Pierce, S. G. Spraeue,
W. % Parsons, F. l.. Wilbur, w. f Nc
)on.ld, Scott Clark and G. W. Black are
n Rutland. attending the annual meeting
u the Knigl IS of Py thias in session in that
'lty to-day and tomorrow.
John Howard and General Secretary
4ltzslmmons visited Vermont Academy on
business trip Monday.
Miss Louisa Brainerd of St. Albans is
he guest of Miss Alice jackson.
Miss Jennie Shipman of Smith college
vas at home over Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Day, who entered Smith
ollege this fall, has been chosen one Of
ne altos on th college glee club. As
here were 50 applicants and only three or
'ur chosen, this is rightly considered |
compliment to Miss DAYS
nging.
DR.. William c. Burke of Cheyenne,
w., who has been spending week in
own, left Monday for his home.
Mrs. N. G. Williams went to New York
londay morning.
N. III. Cook of Claremont. who was
any years in the harne. trade here, has
cen in town since Saturday. Mrs. Cook
as been here some weeks.
Ex-Gov. Roswell Farnham of Bradford
as in town Friday and Saturday visiting
$ daughter, Mrs. Edward G. Osgood.
Miss Clara Mandigo visited friends in
eene this week.
Maud Mandigo is sick with diphtheria
her fathers.
Mrs. John Brown visited friends in
Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moves, Mrs.
rown and Miss Lizzie Brown drove to
larlestown Sunday and attended services
st. Luke's church. |;
Rt. Rev. w. w Niles bishop of New
ampshire, was in town Monday calling
several old friends.
Rev. Mr.. Forest of South Londonderry .
the guest of Rev. F. w. Lewis.
Miss Gertrude Johnstone has returned
I'm tour months visit to st. Johns, N. :
, and will again resume her duties of
lined nurse
Mrs. V. Gosselin, who has been in Mon
'al Tor the past six or eight weeks. is C
pected home this week.
Miss Margaret Flavin expects to 90 to :
'ston Friday for short visit.
Miss Abbie Savage is with Miss Esther a
nnders to learn the dressmaker's trade. o
Miss Emma Townes Of Troy, N. H., is
iting at Z. r. Balls.
George Bush of st. Johnsbury is visit
his brother, j A. Bush. a
Mrs. A. l.. Mack and Miss Fannie
rry visited Mrs. j. L. Bush the first of .
week. u :,
Mf. and Mrs. G. w. Black and Mr.. and
$; w. &. Blake are spending few days g
Boston, Il
Mr. and Mrs M. F. Davis have returned
m three weeks visit to Lake Memphre- F
cog. N