Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
PERSONALS.
John Foley is sick.


A.. F. Minis and family have returned
from visit to Florida, Washington and
New York.
Hugh Hogan has gone to Lawrence,
Mass, to work.
j. E. Brosnahan was in White River
Junction Thursday.
F. V. Thompson was in Boston last week
Friday and Saturday and took the Boston
teachers examinations. The North Wal
pole grammar school closed Friday instead
of Fast day to allow him to go.
Miss Sarah Mclaughlin OF North Wal
pole is entertaining the Misses Conner Of
| Keene this week.
Misses Hannah, Alice and Katie Nc
Gowan spent Sunday in Athens.
John Ridden of Gilbertville, Mass,
was the guest OF his son, DIR. j. 7. Rud.
den, this week.
| H. H. Davis spent Sunday in Weathers-
field.
| j. j. Holleran of Springfield, Mass,
was called here Tuesday by the serious
| illness of his mother, Mrs. John Hnlleran
DIR. O. M. George returned Saturday
lroui d turee WeehS FlslI u Llttle rdls.
N. Y.
Joseph Viau passed Monday at his home
in Hanover, n. H.
d. W. Linton and Gushing Adams wit
messed the Grant parade in New York
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Sulloway of Franklin, N. H.,
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Flint have been in
New York most of the week.
Miss Gertrude Hayes has been substitut-
ing for Miss Susie Thompson in school
building No. 3 this week; Miss Thompson
has the measles.
Miss Nellie Dean attended the musical
entertainment in Brattleboro, Thursday
evening.
G. E. Dean is much improved in health
but has not begun work again.
John Wilmoth passed Sunday in Hol-
yoke, Mass.
E. G. Osgooj is confined to the house
by an attack of erysipslas.
G.. H. Robb was at his home in Guilford
yesterday.
Mitchell Tulper is reported in failing
health.
Tracy Leonard is in White River juno
ton.
Barney Graham of Winooski was a guest
of his son, Daniel Graham, over Sunday.
Mrs o. ID. Gray and daughter, Mrs
NJ. F. Davis, have been in Boston this
week.
Maurice McAuliffe is in New York for
short visit.
j. H. Blakiey gave an address in Proctor
Monday before the local Odd Fellows lodge.
the occasion being the 18th anniversary of
Odd Fellowship in America.
w. H. Black is sick with typhoid fever at
the home of his brother, c. W. Black.
Mrs. J.. l.. Richardson has been passing
the week in South Hero.
Miss Charlotte l.. Hubbard, the piano in
structor, has been in New York this week.
II. w. Thompson expects to leave in few
days for a visit to Minneapolis and the Da-
kotas.
Miss Kate Watkins of Walpole is working
for Miss Esther Saunders in her dressmakiDg
rooms.
L. L. Durham was in Brattleboro wednes-
day.
E. ]. Fenton of Brattleboro was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Fanny Lillian Wade, who is living at
DIR. Gorham's and has been sick for some
time, is slowly improving
Mrs. Arthur Coolidge returned Wednesday
from a visit to Gardner, Mass.
Arthur Beebee began work in Towns hotel
this morning as bell boy, taking the plsce
vacated by George Buxton who will be with
Mrs. Towns this summer.
Mrs. II. W. Towns will move to her cottage
in Walpole next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Russell aud Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Allhee stopped in New
York on their way home from Washington to
witness the Grant memorial parade.
I. F. Kiniry has moved into the new cot
tage of Frank Hall on extension of Barker st.