Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-25

guests OF Mrs. IL. A. Howard.
Mrs. Elmer Underhil and son Raymond |
have returned from Burlington where they |
have been visiting friends.
Mrs. Minnie Underhill has been ap-
pointed assistant Inspector OF the Vermont
w. r. C.
w. A. Ferguson spent Sunday in Mt.
Holly.
Mrs. A. F. Winnewis,er was down from
Sunapee yesterday.
Miss Rena Winnewisser is visiting an
uncle in Bridgeport, Conn.
G. w.. Osgood went to Cbarlestown
Sunday and supplied the Congregational
pulpit tor Rev. K. L. Blake, who is away
on his vacation.
Lowell Wilder went to Peek's Island,
Me-, for short vacation previous to enter
ing the Institute OF Technology in Boston,
where he is to take full course.
General Secretary George L. Fitzsim-
MOI supplied the pulpits Of the churches
at Athens AMI Brockline Sunday in the
abs il ce Of the Methodist pastor of those
places.
Misses Margaret and Katherine Will ans
are home, ait # month spent at Woods
Holl, Mass.
John II. Riley, office boy in the F. M.
T. office, is taking a vacation and his du-
ties are being performed by Ambrose Bus
by.
Clarence Z. Littlefeld Of Boston visited
friends here last Sunday.
| Clifton Britton OF Gilsum, N. H., was IN
town Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. D. 9. Gorham Of West
Minister West were in town Monday.
James McGreen OF South Acton, Mass,
has spent a portion of the past week here
with his father, Thomas McGreen.
i G. w. Osgood returned Saturday night
from business trip to Buffalo, Syracuse,
Niagara Falls and Saratoga.
| O. F. Knowlton of Windsor, formerly
proprietor Of the Commercial house here
was in town Saturday.
| j. c. Day spent Sunday with his family
at East Alstead.
i Miss Mayhem and Miss Caroline May
hew, who have been spending some time
with Miss Frances Osgood, returned to
their home in Yarmouthport, Mass. ,Satur-
day.
| Miss Charlotte Day took Miss Lena
Cooper's place as contra!to in the Congre-
gational choir last Sunday.
i James H. Williams was in Boston on
Monday.
i Arthur and Henry Gosselin left Satur.
day for Quebec, where they will resume
, their studies for the coming year at Lava
University.
J Miss Florence Proctor of Somervile
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. H
Gibson.
Miss Ellen Converse passed Sunday a
Bartonsville.
ii F. H. Babbitt and family 60 tomorrow
for two weeks vacation to be spent in St
Adams, on Lake Champlain and in New
York.
Eldin Fleury has returned from a vaca
ton spent in St. Adams.
J, Miss Celia Kelley Of Rutland and Mis-
Lizzie Kelley Of Mt. Holly visited theil
brother, John Kelley.
Misses Mary Keefe and Lizzie Linehan
of Fitchburg are visiting at J. E. Keefe's
Salon Gray Of Greenfield visited at hi
home here over Sunday.
E. j. Planter IS passing the week il
White River Junction.
Prot. A. B. Crawford is at Nahant
, Mass.
Mrs. M. d. Bachelor and two daugh
tiers. Lena and Susie, OF Brattleboro ar
: visiting at E. A. Eaton's.
Miss Hortense Locklin Of St. Adams
. who has been spending a week with her oil
!, school friend, Mrs. E G. Osgood, re
!. turned to her home Saturday.
It Mr., and Mrs. Charles H. Sawyer hav
been spending the past two weeks at Peek
$ Island, near Portland, Me.
g Miss Sylvia Powers, who has been
member OF the high school the last tw'
s years, went yester day to Randolph wher
she is to take course in the state norma
: school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Robbins of Cam
> bridge, Mass, have been guests at II. H
Davis.
Leonard and Bert Lynch of East Pep
: perell, Mass, called on friends in towr
last week.
Il! Mrs. ID. D. Howard and daughter o
Keene are visiting her mother, Mrs. Olive
Adams, on Atkinson street.
Misses Helen, Nellie and Dorothy Ban
ming returned from three weeks visit il
Lyme, Conn.,. Saturday.
Miss Rosabelle Hatch went to Castletor
! Monday tor years course at the Nor
NAL school.
. Kendall Banning Is away on vacation
visiting friends aud relatives in Lyme
Conn.,, New York and Philadelphia.
: Mrs. j. M. Hatch and Harold are visit
ing relatives in White River Junction thi.
week.
8 John o. Spring attended the musica
; convention at Newport last week.
F. E. Guild spent Sunday in Chester.
A. Waldo Coolidge is spending a wcel
or two in Gardner, Mass.
Il G. W. Butterfield and Charles Blaisdel
went trouting Saturday in the vicinity o
Bartonsville and brought home fair bas
! ket of the speckled beauties.
George l. Whitney spent part of las,
week with his parents on their farm neal
South Charlestown, and is reported to
have caught a string of 170 trout from tn,
streams in that locality.
Francis and Helen Hall, who have beer
Ix,,s,t;p,s fba family of Or Corbam rat,1rn ed