Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-09-24
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, SEPT. "A, 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

passing his vacation at his home here.
Mrs. Edward Barrett and Mrs. I. j.
Murphy were in Boston Wednesday and
Thursday.
Superintendent G. w. Cox is to speak
at the teachers convention in Montpelier
next week.
Mrs. George X. Russell and her grand
daughter, Doris West, are visiting friends
in Boston.
Miss Eva j. Stickney is spending two
weeks vacation with relatives in Chester
and Andover.
E. w. Brown has moved from George
street to the house he recently purchased
of George Sabin.
George R. Wales entertained the en-
ployes of his store at tea at his residence
Thursday evening.
Ernest T. Dean and John Church leave
for Burlington Monday to enter the Uni.
versity Of Vermont.
Miss Bertha Tolin is the latest typhoid
fever victim in North Walpole and has beer
quite sick for several days.
Miss Kitty DAILY OF Claremont and Miss
Louise Boswell of Charlestown were II
town briefly few days ago.
Misses Jennie Shpman and Mary Reat
have gone back to Smith college and Mis-
Ethel Fullerton to Wellesley.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Arms acccmpan
led their daughter Caroline to Northamp
ton this week on her return to Smitl
college.
| Charles Canning OF Lover Ireland, P
O., has been visiting his sister-in- law, Mrs
Teresa Spitzenberger, returning hom
Thursday.
George H. Allbee planted some corr
July 10 and picked good corn tor the tabl
September 20. He thinks this the bes
record of the season.
Rev. Howard H. Russell, IL. D., Q
Ohio, national superintendent of the Anti
Saloon league, will speak at the Methods
church Friday evening, the 3Oth.
In another column John w. Buemon
offers for sale his livery business and farr
in Rockingham. He says be must get OF
OF business because of poor health.
Byron Robinson, who entered Corne
university at the opening OF the fall term
has suffered so much from sickness durin
his stay in Ithaca that it is feared he wi
be obliged to give up his studies and RI
turn home.
Jerry Nolan, who received fearf1
blow on the head from lever at the Inte
national paper mill some weeks ago, is nj
! yet able to sit up long at time but
thought to be doing as we'll as could
expected.
Rev. j. j. Lewis will give bis famor
illustrated lecture, The Passion Play
Oberammergau, in the Universalist churc
Thursday evening, September 20. A
will be welcome A silver collection wi
be taken to pay the expenses.
Mrs. H. E. Wheeler of Lisbon, N. H
and Mrs. George D. Sanders Of South Lit
Teton, N. H., are in town this week visit
ing relatives. Mrs. Sanders is the mothe
of Mrs. W. R. Lowe, and her husban
works in W. A. Halls paint factory.
Hoyt's "a Stranger in New York
drew small house Thursday night bu
was thoroughly enjoyed as Hoyt's play
always are. Some who saw the play her
last year thought the company as Who'll
was not the equal Of last years company
however that may be, the dancing an
singing were excellent and most of th
members of the cast did good acting.
Looking for Trouble" is the title Of j o
Otis new farce comedy which will epgag
attention at the Brattleboro auditorium bot
nights of the Valley fair, and it is quit
needless to remind the amusement publ
that Mr.. OFT and his admirable compan
are fully equipped with all that goes towar
making up delightfully."- funny entertain
ment. Mr.. OFT is a comedian of rar
talents and bis work alone insures the kin
of pleasantness which never fails of tho,
ough appreciation.
. Edward j. Blanchard of Burlington
formerly clerk for j. G. Day & Co., an
his brother, Pearl Blanchard, who clerk
for G.. E. Whitman, were summoned t
Putney Saturday by the dangerous lines
of their mother, Mrs. Sarah Blanchard
who death, however, occurred befor
they we're able to reach home. Mrs. Blancl
ard was so years Of age and, besides th
two sons named, left one daughter, Ann
Blanchard, who had the care of her mothe
: during her sickness. The funeral was bel
at Putney Tuesday, Rev. w. Harris off
ciating.
/ The Valley fair will excel the high stand
ard of former years and the entries in th
cattle, horse and poultry department
already received will warrant first clas
fair in themselves. Among the larger ea
hibitors will be the Hood farm OF Lowell
the Mt. Hag Stock farm of South New