Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawks are entertain
l'9 relatives from Massachusetts.
Miss Frances A. Fisher is visiting hel
! parents, MIR. and Mrs. Moses Fisher.
Henry F. Chander has recently traded his
White horse pearl with +. A. Lebourveau
! Several from here are attending the grange
| Plenlc held to-day at West Chesterfield.
! Wallace Knapp of Boston is making his
| customary summer stay i'll town at Ii. e.
kuapp's.
| f. Gorham and party of friends from
| we eSimlnster West, were at NJ. Ii. Gorh am S
| Sunday.
Misses Eta and Edith Holden spent Sun,
day ut their home in Langdon, making the
| tnp ON their wheels.
| Mrs. Harvey L. Slade and child have
returned from visit with relatives i'll
| Springfield Vt.
visiting her cousin, Miss Rose Foord, arriv-
lhS thursday last.
Mrs. Edward H. Chapin has arrived at w.
| d. HaiI :, and will remain here for visit and
also go later 10 Ludlow, VT.
Mrs Richard Parker arrived Monday noon
nom RJAbury, Mass, and is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ii. NJ. Fisher.
Misses Eleanor and Mabel Ants of Johns
| town, n. y, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Clinton ii. Sou!e on Middle street.
A meeting of the ladies missionary society
viii be held i'll the Congregational churcn
parlors on Friday afternoon, August IL, at 3
I0 clock.
Rev g. l. Bard was in town few hours
on Saturday, having been in Keene the day
previous. lie left here for Dummerston
| where he supplied the pulpit Sunday, then
| returning to Meredith.
Miss Tufts, who spent the winter in Char
| !ottesville, Va, and for the past weeks has
been with friends i'll Arlington, Mass, is
expected here this week for visit with
| friends and relatives.
| G. T.. Sparhawk, clerk in Perry & Porter's,
| Is enjoying his annual vacation, anu left yes
| terday morning for visit with friends in
Pennsylvania.
a party from here, including Rev. and
| Mrs. +. W. Pratt, Miss Elizabeth M Sea-
| bury, and Mrs. L. q. Ii. French and friend,
spent the first of the week, camping, at Lake
Warren.
| Owing to some unexpected delay, the
| article on Walpole by kev. o. NJ. Fisher
did not appear III Sundays Herald, but, we
! are informed, will be published ill next Sum
days issue, August 10.
Vague rumors are aiioat of street robbery
committed here last Thursday evening, but
we are unable to CLEAN apy satisfactory par
iiculars except that the sum stolen amounted
to 10 cents.
Frank z. Reynolds, imp ex-senator, will
give an entertainment under the auspices of
Malpole grange the last OF August, pre-
sumably the 3lst. Further announcement
will be made later.
The children of the Unitarian Sunday
school me I at the Hastings Memorial parish
house on Friday evening for their usual
monthly gathering. Games and music were
indulged in, and pleasant evening enjoyed
As previously announced, the Amphion
Male quartette will give concert under the
auspiees of the +. o. L. y. society on
Wednesday evening, August Is. Admi- sion
- cents. Ice cream and cake will he served
at the close of the concert. Dancing will fol-
low; good music furnished. Tickets for
the same p cents.
We have been requested to publish the fol-
lowing: "Mrs. George III. Bundy has so far
recovered from her recent severe illness as to