Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30
sAXToNs RIVER.

Rev. F. G. Boughton has returned hom
from Haverhill, Mass.
Miss Maude Pettengill of Virginia has beef
visiting this week at the home of DIR. an,
Mrs. E. H Pettengill.
MISS Eva Roux, who has been studying an,
teaching at Berlin, Germany, for the past 81,
years, arrived in New York on the 22nd inst
| on the steamship Phericia of the Hambu Q
American line. She arrived at the home =
her parents, Pfof.and Madam Roux, last Sat
| urday, where she expects to remain dulipe
the summer.
3. L. Hecht Of New York city has been in
town for a few days. -
Eugene Kingsley returned to his home in
Athens last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Brookline spent last
saturday with their cousin, Mrs. l. r. War.
ner. -,
John E. Piddock of lst Connecticut repi.
ment IS now stationed at Camp Alger
Miss, Agnes Fairbank of Grafton spent
thursday with her uncle, H. A. Davis.
Mrs. Alva T. Pierce is entertaining her
cousin, Mrs. Babbitt, snd her son Spencer.
About 70 persons went on the excursion
yesterday to Nantasket beach.
Miss Ella Spaulding of Bellows Falls snent
last Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. j. ST.
monds. ~
Ooia DuemOnu OF bellows Falls is
visiting at the home of her uncle. Fred al
monds. 80 -
A lady and her daughter from Maiden are
boarding at the home of Harry Barrett fnr
two weeks. .o-
Dr. and Mrs. Ellery returned from their
vacation last Thursday.
Mrs Whiting, who has been visiting her
ne phew, +. B. Locke, returned to her home
IN Rockingham last Thursday. s9
Miss Abble Goodell and her cousin. Miss
Annls Crawford, went to Putney last Wedues.
day on their bicycles. Il
Fay Fuller and his family returned from
Simonsville last Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Livermore and her son jaw of
bellows Falls have been spending few days
1T W. W. Barry's.
George Chandler returned to his home in
Hartford last Tuesday.
Lawrence Brainerd of St. Albans was at
ne hotel last Wednesday.
M. D. Staples of Springfield, Mass. was in
own last Wednesday.
Horace Thompson, who has been visiting
us daughter, Mrs. Alva T. Pierce, returned /
his home in Cayendish.
Frank Taft of Glens Falls arrived in town
asst Thursday.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE FRANK b. scoFIELp.
The impressive funeral of the late Frank
J: Scoheld, whose death we recorded in last
sednesoay's issue, took place last Thursdav
Iternoon at = O'Clock in the presence Of
bout lou persons. The services were CON.
pcted = by Rev. III. Robbins of C,ncord N.
lace. The body was encfo sed in hand.
ome casket with silver naountings, on the
over OF which was the inscription, "At
.est. lhere were profusion of floral trib-
tes from relatives and friends Among the \
lonrners who accompanied the body from
lg Mrs. F. Scofield widow, Miss Aiiee /,
cofield ldaughter). Solon Perry, Miss RYAN. ,
lr. and Mrs. G. s. Perry and Miss Balch al
eomlnsteri j. r. Alexander and wife. Miss {
lexander, Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs. Hub /
arc, mrs M. r. Barry, Mrs. Graves, Mr..
u Miss Martha Bowles of Lisbon Mrs and :
lss 5. Marsh of Claremont; Mrs Dexter Of .
uincy, Mass /; Colin Campbell of Texas:I
rs. Wales, Mrs. Hadley, s. Perry, Bellows
ais Mr.: Whitehead of Saugus, Mass Mr..
Id Mrs. Cyrus Glynn of Turner's Falls; Mr..
10 MIS-. Locke of Springfield and the medi-
! attendant OF the deceased, DIR. F. l.. Os- t
'od.s The bearers were Messrs. M. p. Ii
airy, a; L. Pierce, j. Graves, p. H. Hadley, t
.R- wales and w. W.Campbell. The remains
ere laid to rest near his parents. Rev. F.
bougnton offered prayer at the ceme-
~. The following is list of the floral
lbutes: Pillow of cream roses, lilies, pink
I'd white carnations and ferns with the
ord Husband, Mrs. F. B. Scofield; 43 (
ndsone pink roses and fel rs, Solon Perry;
rye spray of cream roses tied with white
obon, Miss Jones of Boston; bunch of beau
ui lines from Mrs. Charles Smith; large I
nch of red and white carnations, Mr.. and !
rs. G: Glynn, Turner'S Falls; bouquet of ,
nIte hlies, carnations and ferns tied with I
cen ribbon, Mrs. j. F. Alexander; hand
me wreath Of lilies, pink and white carna- 4
ms and ferns, Mr.. Whitehead, Saugus,
ass large bunch of pink and white carnar 4
ms tied with pink ribbon, Mrs. Dexter of \
nncy, Mass. large spray of white carna-
ms and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Perry
q MISS Balch, Leominster; bunch OF pink,
low and white carnations, DIR. and Mrs.
'cke. springfield pink and white carna-
ms tied with white ribbon, Mr.. and Mrs s.
fson; pink and white lilies tied with white
'bon, M. p. Barry; pink and white carpa. 4
ms tied with white ribbon, Prof. and {
> dam Roux; sweet Pe1 and ferns tied with
,lte ribbon. Miss1Ryan; spray of white
les, DIR. Marsh of Boston; spray of whits
nations and ferns tied with white ribbon,