Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-17

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time.
Frank Chapman and Everett Howard
sailed from Boston Tuesday on two
weeks trip through Nova Scotia and the
Provinces.
Fred K. Blossom finished work in the
| office of the Vermont Farm Machine Com
pany this week.
Stephen r Searlps went to Boston Mass.
yesterday on two weeks vacation trip
visiting an aunt.
Henry w. Kimball of Boston has been
visiting his brother George w. Kimbal
this week, and goes today to Lake Cham
plain for longer outing.
Harry Bridgman of Boston is stopping
at George w. Kimball's.
Master Hugh Kimball is spending some
weeks in Worcester Mass. with his uncle
&. w. Kimball Jr.
Hon. Park Davis and wife of Sioux Falls
Dakota are visiting the family of Mrs o
ID. Gray. on Henry street Mr. Davis was
formerly prominent attorney at ST. AL
bans. and is past grand master of Masons
OF this state, having many intimate friends
in all parts of the state They have been
spending some weeks previous to this in
Townshend and Grafton.
Edward Arms and family went to the
seashore Monday for two weeks stay.
Miss Mary Slader of Providence, r. l.,
formerly of Bellows Falls, is spending
few weeks here with her friend, Miss Fan
ME Hapgood. She was on the train which
was delayed at Fitzwilliam until about 5
A. NJ. Thursday having rather unpleas-
ant experience waiting.
Miss Olive Prentiss, sister of Mrs.
Samuel Coolidge, who is in Bellows Falls
often, is in Toronto, Ont, in attendance
upon the Epworth League convention.
George O. Guild was in Burlington yes
terday on business matters but returns
home today.
j. c. Day went to Providence Friday in
tending to spend day or two with his
brother, DR.. F. l.. Day, and incidentally
enjoy clambake or two.
Mrs. j. c. Day, Elizabeth and Dorothy
went to Windsor yesterday to spend two
or three days.
| Misses Lizzie and May Mclaughlin, for
merly table girls at Towns hotel, are now
serving in the same capacity in the Van
Ness house, Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Day are spending
this week with her people in Grafton.
f. l.. Walker has been in Dorset for a
day or two on business.
Mrs. Cole and child, Misses Alice, Flora
and Master Charles Frost went Wednes-
day noon to Lake Memphremagog for a
two weeks outing at cottage owned by
other members of the family. This outing
, has become tor them an event looked for
ward to annually with much pleasure in
the past few years and this is no exception
A. G. Moulton was in Chester Wednes-
day accompanied by his camera, and he
has some neat souvenirs in the form O.
, negatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George [. Whitney were
in Boston Thursday.
Fletcher Carruthers was elected Thurs.
day Grand Chaplain of the Vermont Crane
Lodge X. OF H. at its eighth annual SEES
sion held in Barre.
Mrs. Mary l.. Bowers of Chicago came
to Bellows Falls Thursday and went yes
terday to Alstea. for a short stay She
will spend some weeks in this vicinity.
Miss Katherine A. Titus of Somerville,
Mass, a teacher in the schools of Everett,
Mass, and former well known Bellows
young lady, is making two weeks visit
with friends in town, reaching here last
night.
Henry G. johnson leaves town today
and will spend few days at Sunapee on
his way to Manchester.
Miss Anna Williams goes to Sunapee
today for short stay.
Charles L. Allen of Chicago, clerk in
the extensive dry goods store of Marshal
Field & Co., has been spending the week
here in company with his wife, visiting his
r parents on Atkinson street. Mr.. Aller
{ has many warm friends of his boyhood here
and the visit has been one of mutual en-.
ioyment to many His wife has never been
D IN Bellows Falls before, her home being in
g Maryland, where the couple 90 to spend
the remainder OF his vacation.
Miss Sarah Hulett, who has been spend
ing some months at Saxtons River, is Wis
iting her brother in this village. She con-
templates entering the millinery shop o
l Mrs Gates-Hadley in the fall.
1 Miss Florence Lane is taking lessons il
French of Madame Roux of Saxton
, River. She goes out each morning ant
spends the day there, re urning at night.
r. II. Kittridge of Boston, who CAV
=. the piano recitals in the Granger blocl
in June, for the Novelty Piano company o
Burlington, is in town. He expects t,
organize class in instrumental music in
short time.
Messrs. G. A. Coburn and NJ G.. Rob
4 bins of the University of Vermont. are il
the village representing the F. B Davis o
0 Philadelphia with medical publications.
a j. &. Rathburn, special agent of tn,
Travellers Accident Insurance company o
Hartford has been in town this week il
the interests OF his company, which is a
the agency Of Eugene S. Leonard.
When Neurotic Oil is applied externally
r removes all suffering from scalds, burns
irost-bites, chilblains, erysipelas, ring-worms