Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-13
PERSONALS.

i,oih MONDAY but Mrs. Ball and the chi
dren will remain for two or three weeks.
Gertrude and William HAYES ara e,
Pected home today from Northfield, Mass
sa where they have been attending the Mood
Rev. f. f Marggraf returned from Sim
apee Wednesday.
Miss Grace Church returned Thursda
rom visit with Miss Sylvia Powers j,
Harry Campbell of Great Falls, Mon. n
visiting his cousin, DR.. E. R. Campbell.
\ Mrs. H. B Davis will return home toda,
from visit to the beach, but MI. Dav;,
will remain for time longer.
Dana 5. Villas Of Chicago visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Villas, last
Mrs. Emily Parker and son of Oak Park.
dll are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
MISS Elsie V. Robbins of Boston is the
guest OF Miss Frances Osgood.
Elk Cox: Cheney Of New Hampshire was
IN IN Town wednesday in the interests of the
vacuum Dryer Co., which is having one of
1nelr dryers constructed by Osgood & Bar
ker at their machine shop. Mr.. Cheney,
who is the president of the Company, was
accompanied by Mr.. Perkins of Concord.
one of the directors.
HoWar Parker, who IS experimenting
the work of the Vacuum DRYER Co. in
town. went to Boston Thursday.
Miss Carrie Blanchard, an instructor of
painting in College Hill Seminary, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, spent short time with friends
IN N town Thursday, while on her way to
Grafton, where she spends her summers.
terday. -
W. p. Conway left Tuesday tor a two
weeks vacation which will be spent in Ber-
I'm, N. H., and in the White Mountains.
Perley c. Blanchard of Putney. a broth
er OF "a Blanchard, formerly with J. C. |
Day q Co., is working for G. E. Whitman. |
He formerly worked for the Corser Gro
Gerry company in Putney.
Charles Roider received from Souzerne.
N. T., Wednesday night, the news of the
death OF his mother, and left for that place
Thursday morning.
Mrs Edward Arms and Mrs. Henry T.
kmg have gone to Aver, Mass for short
time.
5 w. Wilder, Jr., is in Boston tor a
lew days.
Mrs. Victoria Purcell visited her broth
sr, j. H. Blakley, the first Of the week.
Miss Lizzie Brown of j. C. Day & Co.'s
tore, is passing her vacation in Boston
Ind vicinity.
Miss Grace Worrall of Bartonsyille has
oeen visiting MISS Cora Shedd this week.
Morris Roche is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. John Clifford, in Rutland
Edward G. Fleming, wife and daughter.
rom Memphis, Tennessee, are spending
few weeks at Mrs. S. G. Fleming's.
Mrs. Charles West of Rutland and Miss
Annie West of Charlestown we're the
quests of Madame Williams this week.
Flint and Gordon Elder of Maiden.
dass, are spending the month OF August
nth their grandfather, Wyman Flint.
Arthur Williams is spending his vacation
t Lake Sunapee.
John w. Flint, who has been spending
be past month with his family in Milwau-
ee, is expected home to-day.
Mrs. Edward H. Wilson is snend;no
few days at Hampton Beach, N. II. ,
Mis-. Rose Granger of Brooklyn. N. Y, ,
visiting her cousin, Miss Helen Guild.
N. II. Farr has returned from a three z
eeks' visit with his son in West Burke.
Hon. James H. Williams, accomnan;ed
y his daughters and Miss SWEET. left i.
,-day for trip through the White Noun
ins. I
George Briggs and wife of Claremont b
ere down to attend the Howe.Lavin con- |,
'rt Tuesday.
George Lawrence and wife of Rocking =
I'm attended the funeral OF his brother u
lmothy's youngest daughter in PlainfeId. e
=. IL, the first of the week. g
Miss Mildred Gifin of Rutland. WIN has 90 90
zen visiting at E. L. Shedd's for the past
70 weeks, returned to her home Wednes- 81
~ evening. G.
Mr.: and Mrs. L. A. Day are spending a G.
Eek IN Providence, r. 1. and vicinity. c
aey left town Tuesday morning on The Y
cursion to Crescent Park. q
Mrs. Marcia Wheeler of Clinton. Mass !,
10 has been visiting at her sons in South v,
II rlestown, spent Tuesday at c.. W. vi
goods on Green Street. e1
Rev. Geo. L. Story of Milton. the field ol
rker OF the State Sunday School Associa. te
n was in town Thursday evening to locate p
State convention. The date has mot sJ
been determined, as the most convent.
time for all the speakers engaged must
agreed upon. ~
Il. L. Darby and family of Worcester m
lss., who have been spending a few .n u
eks at Herbert Pierce's on Atkinson St 90 %
urned to their home Thursday afternoon. in in
Il. o. Whitman has returned from . an
'rt outing spent at Lake Warren. He its
ned party of young people from West of
lister, who were camping there, and re- ris
is an unusually good time, despite the al
|, mencies of the weather during the past ch
sk. 'Ao pA'' ct
'lr. and Mrs. Alex. Lang of Boston are tb
own, the guests of Mrs Henry Hewitt. sis
Mrs. A. N. Swain, Misses Gertrude La
ls and Annie johnson came down from
lapee Tuesday to att, nd the Mary Howe
ncert; Miss King returned Wednesday
,rnoon. =,
Miss Lizzie Hewitt who bas been in in.
ton for several weeks returned home till
dnesiay. bu
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