Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-09-14
SAXTONS RIVER,

Miss Emma Burwel of Burlington is visit
ing at Foster B. Lockes for few days.
Mrs. Jones and her daughter Mabel, of
Camb1idgeport, Mass, are the guests of Mrs.
Charles Smith.
Miss May Bowen returned to Boston last
Monday.
Rev. Charles A. Paddock returned to Hart
ford last Saturday.
Miss Ray Whitcomb has come to spend
week with her grandfather, j. W. Graves.
Miss Irene Whitney at the time of writing
was in very critical condition.
Carl Thompson spent the Sabbath with his
parents.
1t is reported that the Burlington company
which took out a charter for the electric road
between Bellows Falls and Saxtons River
will commence to build the road this fall.
William II Campbell has gene to suaEid
few days at the home of Mrs Watkins at
Westminster.
Miss Belle Tower of Brattleboro came last
Saturday to spend few weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Tower.
Mrs. Mary Goddard of South Londonderry,
who has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Rand, since June, returned to her
home last week.
| Miss Matte and Master Walter Grover
| returned to their home at Perkinsville after
a weeks visit at Mrs. Fred Rands.
Mrs. G. Pierce went to Perkinsville last
| Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wymau of Turner's
Falls have been visiting at the home OF their
father, Isaac Glynn.
j: J. Hill and his granddaughter, M. J.
Hill, expect to start to-day for New York city
to visit Mr.. Hills son, George Hill.
Miss Lillian Richardson of South Acton,
Mass returned home last Monday
Jacob Danforth of Brighton, Mass, has
been spending few days with his relatives
| at the home of the late Mrs. Milliken.
Prof Henderson, and son were entertained
by DR.. and Mrs E H. Pettengill
| 1t is expected that the new school at Gage
vile will be ready for opening next week,
with Carrie M. Holt as teacher.
George P. Alexander has just put on the
market metal polish known as the " Excel
| slor which is giving excellent satisfaction.
He intends to start on the road with it naXt
week and will probably be out of town for
several months.
| The funeral of Mrs. Eliz abeth Mlliken,
whose death occurred last Friday morning,
took place ut her home Sunday afternoon,
Rev. F, G. Boughton officiating. Mrs
Charles Bowen sang with feeling Nearer,
My God, to Thee" TT q e-were many floral
tributes from relatives and friends. Among
those present from out eff town were the fol-
lowing; Jacob Danforth, Brighton, Mass. !;
MISS Llllldu hiCudTuSODy oOuIu aClOu, udso' ,
W. E. Parsons and wife, Elliot Wilson, and
Mrs NJ. Amsden, Bellows Falls; Albert Ken
dali and wife, Westminster.
Ray Hughes will return to Providence next
week to resume his studies at Brown Univer-
sity.
Miss Carrie Locke expects to resume her
studies at Wellesley college on the 2lst inst,
after an absence of two years.
Mrs. Howard, who has spent the summer
at j w. Graves trptnrpad MOndav n her
home in Boston.
Mrs. Frank Willard and baby expect to
start to-day for their home in Bost, n, after
spending six weeks at the home of Mrs. j.
W. Graves.
DR.. and Mrs. Ellery gave an informal
reception Saturday evening at Sturtevant
House to the faculty and students of Ver-
mont Academy.
Miss Field returned from Troy last week
she has been nursing the wife of Lieutenant
GatGhell.
) Miss May Spaulding of Bethel has been
t visiting relatives and friends for several days
Leon Davis commenced to work Monday
on milk team for Sydney Perry at Bellows
Falls,
Mrs. Wetherbee and her daughter of Bel
D lows Falls spent last Saturday with her sister
Mrs. j. V. Simonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Davis have gone Il
! Springfield to attend the fair.
Miss Richards returned to her home a
Boston last Monday.
$ Miss Whitney, who has been nursing Mrs
Smith for some time past, had to return t.
:: her home in Westminster on account of he
fathers illness.
! The Hendershot entertainment given unde
4 the auspices of the Y p. S G. Z. of the Con
gTegational church. which was held in Odt
, ! Fellows hall last Monday evening, was yer,
= we'll patronized. The program opened b,
u piano duet by the Misses Pettengill AM
4 Williams, which was rendered in pleasing
= manner, followed by short iutroduc' or,
Is address bv Miss Pettengill, president of tn
society Prof. Hendershot aud son displaye,
!, considerable ability on the drum and fife
e giving realistic limitations of railway engin
e and q naval battle. The ocarina solo b.
e ii. E Hendershot was very fine. H E. LAX
y and Miss Hattie Clarke delighted the audi
ence with several solos and duets which wer
l. finely rendered and received with grea
applause. Miss H. gel Tenuey, elocutionisi
gave two selections in q very commendsbl
manner. Prof. Hendershot played sewers
D. quicksteps and sang one impromptu song 8
t the Expense aud for the special neft 9
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