Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-09-08
PERSONALS.

Ill at the town farm with
dropsy. 1t Is not expected she will sur
vive more than few days.
Mrs. Charles ii. Sawyer, with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Wilder, Jr., returned Satur-
day from an outing OF some weeks at
Peek's Island, Me.
Miss Elsie Robbins of Brookline, Mass,
who has been spending the past five weeks
with the family of G. w. Osgood, returned
to her home Friday.
Miss Bessie Hunter of Philadelphia is
the guest of the family OF Mrs ii. F.
King.
Miss Katy MCGOWAN returned Sunday
from two weeks vacation spent with her
parents in Athens.
Alice Jackson spent Sunday with friends
in Keene.
MIR. and Mrs. N. G. Williams returned
Saturday from stay OF some weeks at
be aches on Long Island Sound. Mrs.
Williams is somewhat improved in health
Carl johnson of Fitchburg, Mass, wi o
has been spending part OF his vacation
here with his aunt, Mrs. S. l. Bennett,
returned home Saturday. He was a mem
Der OF the freshman class here last year,
md is pow a member of the Fitchburg
high school go.
Albert Derby returned Saturday frcm
IN extended trip through the West.
Edward E. Mansfield and wife of Keene
lett on their wheels Monday morning for
two weeks visit to Bellows Falls and
Claremont.
DIR. o. w. Phelps of Warren, Mass, a
former practitioner here, has been in town
a part Of the past week. He spent Sunday
at Lebanon, n. H., with his mother.
Mrs. George l.. Kibby OF Worcester,
Mass, came here Monday for few days
stay and to look after some business mat
tiers.
S. E. Howes went to Randolph Mon
day.
Judge Potter and States Attorney Har-
vey of White River Junction were in town
Monday on their way to Chester to hold
court with liquor sellers.
Miss Maggie Galway spent Sunday with
her uncle in Cbarlestown, N. IL.
Clarke C. Fits, Esq of Brattleboro
was in town Monday on legal business.
warren r. DdllOu III I1duOVcI, ~. IL. !,
has been in town since Sunday.
Mark Corlew of Dorchester, Mass, a
former resident here is spending few
days. vacation with his sister. He has
been for nine years employed by the Wal
ter A. Baker Co., manufacturers of choco-
late.
Frank l.. Baird of Chicago has been in
town during the past week.
Col. j. f. Pollard and wife OF Chester
were in town Monday.
Rev. E. E. Marggraf returned Monday
from his vacation, most of which was sp mt
at his old home in Ohio.
Mrs. H. P. Bancroft, accompanied by
her SOP Herbert and Frank L. Upham at
tended the New England fair at Worces-
ter, Mass.
Miss Ella j. Howe finishes work for the
Vermont Farm Machine Co. this week and
goes to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Davis expect to &c
to Memphremagog this week for an outing
Mrs. O. w. Kemp and family returned
last Saturday from Sunapee.
Miss Belle Stuart passed last week in
Walpole.
i Miss Lura Perry is having two weeks
vacation.
Miss Clara Woodward, who vi,itet
friends in this vicinity, returned Monday tt
her school work in Norton, Mass.
Miss Alice r Colburn, who has for thu
part two years been employed in tht
TINES office, has severed her connection
with the same and after spending a weel
or two in Boston, returns to her home IL
Pomfret for few weeks.
George F. Davis expects to leave Thurs
day for New York to purchase fall mill
merry.
Mrs. Mary Brockway and N. S Brock
way have returned from Sunapee.
Miss Mary Savage is visiting in Mt
Holly.
Joseph L. Sylvester, employed with tn
Fall Mountain Paper company, has beer
obliged to lay off on account Of sprainet
knee.
Herbert Wheat of Boston was in tow
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown are guest
at G. l.. BARRIERS.
Mrs. Walter Wilson and daughter
Mabel, of Fitchburg, are at S. w. Stuart's
Henry Slade and wife of Providenc.
passed Sunday here; they were on the way
to the White Mountains.
Miss Sarah Holmes, who has beer
spending the past month with Miss Char.
lotte Day, returned to her home in New
buryport, Mass, Saturday.
JIG. Day was in Boston the first of the
week.
Miss Jennie Ellis, after spending the
past five years in John Ihwing's family
and graduating from the high school in this
place, has gone to St. Johnsbury to visit
her mother and sisters, before going to
Burlington in the hospital for training
, nurses. M
Rev. FIR. McCarty Of Brooklyn, N. vi
visiting FIR. Reynolds.
Rev. Mr. Wilkins of the New Hamp.
shire Methodist conference visited his sol
J here over Sunday.
Postmaster Dow was in Rutland Satur.
; day.
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Aldrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Aldrich and Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenwood of Towns Hotel and Miss
Azetta Divoll passed Sunday at Chester
. field, N H. Mrs. c. l.. Aldrich and Mis-.
In Ill ror,o;v, tho lob tb,o wool