Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-09-21
Bellows Falls Locals.

Some SO excursion tickets for Boston
we're sold yesterday.
Mrs. John Pattee of Boston was a re-
cent visitors at w. j. Eaton's.
Mrs. Mary L. Bowers is in Alstead visit
ing her brother, Sylvester Mitchell.
J. W. Morse has gone to Thompson,
Conn, to spend two or three weeks.
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
A. Eaton.
Patrick HARRY of Saxtons River began
work Monday morning in the store of J. j.
Fenton & Co.
Miss Jennie Farwell, who has been in
Boston several weeks, is again with Mrs.
H. w. Thompson.
Rev. FIR. Reynolds was in Burlington
nearly all of last week, attending the cleri-
cal retreat at the cathedral
There were only three circus DRINKS in
the police court yesterday morning and
each received a fine of SIS and costs.
Mrs. Nellie Fassett is IN Enosburgh
Falls, being called there by the serious i'll
ness of her father-in-la law, George Fassett.
Miss Lima Rule, who has been at Mrs.
Fletcher Carruthers' for some weeks, left
Saturday for her home in Burlington, NJ.
James F. O'Brien played the pipe organ
in Emmanuel church Sunday in the absence
of Mrs. H. G. Elliott, who is still ill with
bronchitis.
Lewis E. Day, clerk in G. H. Shepard
sons store, resumed work Monday after a
vacation OF two weeks which he passed in
Bartonsville.
Miss Eva Nolette is entertaining two
lady friends from New Salem, Mass, Miss
Mabel Ellis and Miss Frances Ballard.
They came on their wheels.
Mrs. j. H. Conway returned Monday
night after nine weeks visit in Chicago.
She came home by way Of New York and
bought her stock of millinery.
c. H. Shepardson and F. E. Dolan went
yesterday to Boston for few days stay,
and today Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Aldrich
return from trip to that city.
Miss Alice Dascomb expects to start for
San Antonio, Tex, next Tuesday accom-
her sister-in-law, Mrs. George A.
Dascomb and children on their return
home.
Mrs. Wallace White and son are back
from their summers outing at Sunapee
lake, where N. S. Brockway and P. L.
Kimball are enjoying the last OF the camp
ing season.
Mrs. A. B. Dascomb, who has been WIS.,
iting Mrs. Mary l.. Bowers and other
friends in the village, is now at Hills
borough, N. H., where she intends to
spend the winter with her sister -in-law,
Mrs. G. M. Burnham, who is out of health
A special train of three coaches and two
Wagner cars over the Rutland road
reached here at LOG P. NJ. yesterday and
had on board 100 or more Odd Fellows
bound for the grand lodge convention in
Boston this week. The train was boarded
by some % members OF the Canton of this
place who take part in the grand parade
today.
E. A. Norwood and NJ. H. Ray went to
New York last Thursday expecting to sail
for Proto Rico Friday, but repairs had to
be made on their boat with the result that
they had not started when last heard from
but expecte1 to start by the middle of this
week. Meanwhile they have been ''do-
ing" New York and taking lite easy.
The high school Oracle editors for the
ensuing year have been elected as follows
Nelson B. Ober senior. editor-in- Chief
Selah F. Hartman senior, business mana
ger; Fred Kemp junior, assistant mana
ger; Cora Petty junior, exchange editor;
Jessie Mckenzie senior, alumni editor
Bessie E. Levi, senior, Fred Blossom jim
Tor, William Hayes sophomore, literary
Emma L. Wirnewisser senior,
Emmett Smith junior, Edward Howard
sophomore and Filias Grignon freshman,
ocal editors.