Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-11

Mr., and Mrs. Charles Hawks are entertain
ing relatives from Massachusetts,
Miss Frances A. Fisher is visiting he,
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Moses Fisher.
Henry F. Chandler has recently traded his
white horse pearl with F. A. Lebourveau
Several from here are attending the grange
picnic held day at West Chesterfield.
Wallace Knapp of Boston is making his
customary summer stay in town at Ii. G.
knapps.
;, 4. + Gorham and party of friends from
Westminster West, were at M. IL. Gorh am s.
Sunday.
Misses Eta and Edith Holden spent Sum
DAY at their home i'll LaDgdon, making the
trip on their wheels.
Mrs. Harvey L. Slade and child have
returned from Il visit with relatives in
Springfield, Vt.
Lizzie Williams of Beachmont, Mass, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Rose Foord, arriv-
lnS Thursday last.
Mrs. Edward III. Chaplin has arrived at W.
>: Hall ;. and will remain here for visit and
also go later to Ludlow, Vt.
Mrs. Richard Parker arrived Monday noon
from RoAbury, Mass, and is visiting her
mother, Mrs. ii. Nj. Fisher
Misses Eleanor and Mabel Ants of Johns
town, \. Y, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
SIiIllOll COuIG on Mluulc street.
meeting of the ladies' missionary society
Will be held in the Congregational church
parlors on Friday afternoon, August l3, at 3
o o'clock.
Rev. g. |. Bard was in town a few hours
on Saturday, having been in Keene the day
previous. He left here for Dummerston
where he supplied the pulpit Sunday, then
| returning to Meredith.
Miss Tufts, who spent the winter in Char
| lottesville, Va, and for the past weeks has
| been with friends in Arlington, Mass, is
| expected here this week for visit with
| friends and relatives.
c. E. Sparhawk, clerk in Perry x Porter's,
is enjoying his annual vacation, and left yes
| terday morning for Il visit with friends in
| Pennsylvania.
a party from here, including Rev. and
Mrs. +. W. Pratt, Miss Elizabeth NJ. Sea-
| bury, and Mrs. +. q. ii. French and friend,
| spent the first of the week, camping, at Lake
Warren.
Owing TO some unexpected delay, the
| article on Wapole by hev. o. NJ. Fisher
did not appear i'll Sundays Herald, but, we
! are informed, will be published i'll next Sun
days issue, August 10.
Vague rumors are atloat of = street robbery
committed here last Thursday evening, but
we are unable TO CLEAN any satisfactory par
tlculars except that the sum stolen amounted
10 10 cents
Frank Z. Reynolds, impersonator, will
give an entertainment under the auspices of
Waipole grange the last OF August, pre-
sumably the 3Ist. Further announcement
Will he made later.
The children of the Unitarian Sunday
school met 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 quaTtette will give concert under the
auspices of the L. %. L. y. society on
Wednesday evening, August Is. Admission
- cents. Ice cream and cake will be served
at tie close of the concert Dancing will fol-
| low; good music furnished. Tickets for
the same - cents.
We have been requested to publish the fol-
lowing: 'MTs. George II. Buudy has 81 far
! recovered from her recent severe illness as TO