Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-12
Bellows Falls Locals.

Mrs. S. F. Perry is visiting in Manches-
ter.
Mrs. George L. Kibby OF Worcester is
in town.
Miss Kate Coleman of Keene is visiting
Miss Kate Hughes.
Frank Wright commenced work in the
division office last week.
A son was born Sunday, the 9th inst, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Lawton.
Mrs. J. K. Thayer of Walpole is sing
ing soprano in the Baptist choir.
H. w. McKinnon and Kendall Banning
were home from Dartmouth over Sunday.
Mrs. j. T. Keefe returned Saturday
fro m visit in Turner's Falls and Holyoke,
Mass. .-..
The Methodist society is raising money
to be used for stating the roof Of the church
oullulng tnlS IaH. @~- .5 r. 3
Mrs. Lalley of Augusta, Me-, is staying
here with her daughter, Mrs. John Blake,
who is seriously i'll. .-...
Carl Hart, son of O. W. Hart, living on
George street, has the diphtheria, and the
house is quarantined.
The village schools have solid session to.
day that all may have an opportunity to
attend the G. E. convention.
H. A. Wheeler has moved into the Ben
nett house on George street, recently va.
Gated by E. W. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chapman returned
Monday from visit to Connecticut where
Mrs. Chapman passed six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Barnard ard son,
Arthur, returned Monday from weeks va.
cation spent in West Charlestown. ~
l.. M. Read and c. H. Robb went te
Montpelier yesterday to attend the annual
meeting of the Vermont Bar association.
Mrs. Ellen Cass has moved from an up
per to lower tenement in the house owned
by Miss Lucy Barker on Atkinson street.
Mrs. j. D. Bridgeman, who has been
confined to the house by sickness for some
months, is now able to ride out occasion
ally. ,ons
T. Z poU of Wo+ory;llo d n mn,
menced work Monday as stenographer in
the employ of the Vermont Farm Machine
company.
Mrs. Fred Blake and children returned
last Saturday from prolonged visit in
Kesre. to their home on School street ex-
tension.
Master Flint Lawton settled the tropical
climate Of Bellows Falls beyond dispute by
picking white violets in the Williams or
chard Sunday.
Mrs. Teresa Spitzenberger moved yes
terday from the White block on George
street to the house of Henry Straight on
Tue OlU 1crr8Co.
George Ball, Mrs. F. P. Ball and Miss
Emma Ball attended the funeral of Mrs
Meacham, mother of DR.. C. F. Meacham,
in Ludlow Monday.
Miss Lucy Hutchins and Miss Gertrude
Leland of Montpelier are the guests Of
Mrs. Mary Nutting during the Christian
Endeavor convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Brace left
Saturday for Middlebury, where Mr.. Brace
has employment in the job department Of
the Middlebury Register.
j. w. Cahill has sold bis house on the
Old Terrace to H. w. Howard of Saxtons
River, taking in part payment so acres Of
woodland near Cambridgeport.
The quarantine was removed Sunday
from the O'Brien house on Center street,
Minnie, the daughter of Thomas Hayes,
having recovered from diphtheria.
Lay Reader j. H. Webb conducted the
services in Emmanuel church last Sunday
in the absence of the rector. 1t is expect
ed that Rev. DIR. William j. Harris of
Nashua, N. H., will take charge of the
services the last two Sundays in the month,
and may possibly be able to supply The pub
pit next Sunday.