Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-24
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, DEC. "a 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

briefly Thursday.
George Morse Of New York city is visit
ing relatives in town.
Frank Kiniry Of Albuquerque, N. NJ, is
visiting relatives in town.
James Morse and wife of Boston are
visiting friends and relatives here.
Rev. G. Stuart Hale Of Claremont called
on friends in the village Monday.
Miss Margaret Murray went Wednesday
for weeks visit in Norwich, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Blake are with
friends in Burlington for the holidays.
George L. Leonard Of New York is in
town to visit his relatives over Sunday.
Wallace White is in New Y ork state this
week doing business for Osgood s. Barker.
G. H. Osgood arrives to-day from Bos-
ton, where he is at present located in bust
ness.
DR.. and Mrs. E. R. Campbell returned
Thurs day from two weeks visit to New
York.
N. w. Smith Of New York is passing
the holiday season with Mrs. Mr.. and N.
G. Williams.
John w. Flint has gone to spend Christ
mas with his wife and children in Lake
wood, N. j.
Mrs. E. G. Osgood returned Wednes-
day from visit OF three or tour weeks at
her home in Bradford.
Mrs. c. G. A. Ames and son went to
her home in Lawrence, Mass, Thursday
for visit of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Curran and son
Donald Of Holyoke, Mass, will pass
Christmas at Dennis Flavin's.
Miss Fannie Sheldon is expected from
Mansfield, N. Y, to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Sarah Bridgeman, at W.. j. Commits.
Miss Minnie Sanford Of Philadelphia is
spending the Christmas vacation as the
guest of her brother, Rev. D. L Sanford.
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A. R. Smith finishes work in the Central
Vermont division office. today land Monday
will begin work in the B. & M. freight
yard.
g. j. O'Nell, who has been travelling
with the Brosnahan- j ackson Comedy COM
pany, returned home last Saturday for the
holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. j. I. Ridden and child
will spend Christmas in Windsor, where
they will be joined by the doctors parent.
from Gilbertville, Mass.
| G. W. Osgood's Bible Class will spend
IA Sunday with the prophets" tomorrow,
and each member will be presented with an
appropriate Christina, remembrance.
Mrs. Mary Kirkland of Brattleboro,
Theodore Kirkland Of Rutland and John
Chase of New York are to be for a few
days the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Edward
Kirkland.
The members of the Westminster club
will not entertain the ladies next Monday
evening as planned, ladies' night having
been indefinitely postponed by the COM
mittee in charge.
Harry P. Wheeler, wife and daughter Of
Auburn, N. Y, are guests at G. L..
Wheeler's. Both families will pass Christ
mas with Mrs. George H. Abbott in Gard
ner, Mass, Mrs. Abbott being sister of
Mrs. G. L. Wheeler.
A lively young fox is holding court these
days in front of S. j. Cray's meat market,
and proves quite drawing card. He is
confined in large wire cage and looks
very much as though he echoed Patrick
Henry's sentiments, "Give me liberty or
give me DEATH"
F. A. Mitchell Of Manistee, Mich, has
joined his wife aud daughter at Mr.. Wy
man Flint's, where they will remain over
Sunday and then 60 to St. Johnsbury to
visit Mr.. Mitchell's mother, starting from
the latter place for their home in Michigan.
Williams & Co. expect to largely in
crease their book department in the near
future. The rear one-half of one side of
the store will be provided with shelves
which will be- filed with standard books
Special effort will also be made to supply
customers with all the latest books.
The annual election of officers of Golden
Rule encampment, l. o. O. F., held last
Monday evening resulted as follows: Z.
P, E. R. Bal; S. w., E. w. Trask; j.
w., R. H. Thomas H. p, C. S.Willson !;
Scribe, R. j. Stoodley; tire asurer, ]. H.
Blakley; Fin. Scribe, E. w. Parsons.
Vermont Academy recently received q
trout fry numbering $50 from the state
hatchery at Roxbury. Primarily the fish
were sent for the class in zoology, but most
of the fry was placed in the academy
brook. The academy no doubt will soon
be able to advertise fishing on the campus
as one of the attractions.
The attendance at the concert and ball
to be given in Union hall Thursday even
ing, December 20. will be limited to sub
scribers aud invited friends, and because
there is an entertainment in the opera
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