Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
SPRINGFIELD,

Charlie Rolfe is visiting at L. b. Hurd's.
at home.
North Springfield.
hold OF MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Gould.
On Friday, July 30, Frank A. Spredby sol
ms home to Loren B. Hurd.
Miss Sarah Allbee of Boston arrived bom
last week for fortnight's vacation.
Mrs. Minnie Herrick and child of Connect
lcut are visiting at Dexter b. Lockwood's.
Mrs. Harvey Slade and child retnrne,
Thursday to her home in Walpole, N IL.
Lewis Day of Bellows Falls was the pues
OF Or. Locke Thursday and Friday of thi
week. " VIII
Mrs. Herbert Perry and daughter left Fri
day morning for a month at the Claremon
camp grounds.
| Miss Mary Flavin of the TIMES office. Bel
lows Falls, has been this week visiting Mis-.
Kate Corbett.
Mrs. Luke Taylor is employed at w. NJ
Walkers, taking care of Mrs. Tower who i.
| in declining health.
Matte Lowell and Miss Ethel Loyeland
nave peen absent IN Connecticut, where they
visited his sister, Mrs. Eastman.
"a',eh l.. D"Ipee sold one OF his cottages
erected on Highland View to his SON. G. +,
Burpee, the sale occurring July 81.
Mrs. Frank Wright returned Saturday last
to her home in Brattleboro to make nrrnara
tions TO move this month to this place.
Mrs. Jennie Corbin and Mrs, ,Judkins of
Charlestown and Mrs. DIR. Judkins of Norfh
heid visited at Henry Lawrence's Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Locke entertained a nartv
thursday who drove into town four-in- hand. ;.
from Saxtons River, returning late in the
evening. - 'io
Prof. c. II. Cambridge has been in town
this week. Mr.. Cambridge was very ponu-
iar teacher and his many friends were pleased
to greet him.
Miss Dorothy, went to the camp grounds ai
Claremont Junction the first of the week In
remain a few weeks. "
1t is reported there will be no services at
the Congregational church next Snndav
morning. 1t is expected that a native Of
Bramah will speak in the church at 6 80 p. M.
The midnight electric Thursday convened
home party who had been in attendance AT
tne entertainment and dance in Charlestown
that evening at Fairy Dell under the auspices
OF the Catholic society, the proceeds contrib
uted to purse presented to FIR. Finnegan.
The ice cream social at the Congregational
Festry thursday evening was made most
attractive: The rooms were frightened with
Japanese lanterns and the ice cream sale was
brisk. Another social reception evening bv
the Young Peoples Society Christian En-.
deavor is recorded.
DIR. Granville Knight of Maiden, Mass.
was calling on friends Thursday and he is
always popular guest in town. He is to
spend few days in Sunapee and it is then
hoped that he will again visit
Springfield before returning to his profes
sional duties in Maiden. where he has an ex- /
iensive practice.
The day dawned bright and pleasant and at
o'clock p. on Thursday, the electric car
was at the Adnabrown to convey the ladies
o the lawn party at Dexter Il. Lockwood's. I
| he car was well filled and a merry marty
liter ride of a few minutes, were cordially
eceived at Mr.. Lockwood's. where a good
lme is always assured. The young people
ound diversion in swinging and boating.
While the afternoon was socially enioyed bv
he ladies'. AT s 80 the supper was served on
ne lawn, the gentlemen arriving on the &
'clock car, and all did ample Justice to the
pread, for which the ladies of the Universe
ist society always provide literally. There
we're about 100 present and a most charming
2me vas aRa}p epioSed At the annual n;cn,r,-