Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-09

Miss Grace F. Sherman returned the first
of the week from few day. absence in Hart.
ford, Ct.
Henry L. Morse of Cambridge, Mass, Is
the guest this week of his sister, Mrs. j. W.
Hayward and family.
business.
| Miss Percival is spending few weeks in
the family of F. M. Gilbert.
Mrs. E. K. Slade, who has been in town
since November last, left this week for her
home in Boston, by way of Hancock and Tenn
pie, N. H., where she will visit relatives and
| friends.
About so were present at the last meeting
of Walpole Grange held on Tuesday evt ming
Of this week. The program, previously pre-
pared for this occasion, was presented, and
| the resolutions passed on the death of B. P.
Glazier, were read and accepted by unani-
nous vote. A committee was appointed to
draft resolutions on the death of another
member, George w. Stanley of Langdon
Mrs. Henry A. Slade was chosen secretary
il place of John A. Weber resigned.
Mrs. J. w. Hayward, Jr., spent few days
this week with relatives in Saxtons River.
Frank Merriam arrived this week from
Foxbo'o, Mass, and is visiting his uncle and
"uhe3 AAA' odo IAiS' OUuu TOCJOT.
L. B. Varney of South Boston is in town
for briefstay.
Mrs. William II. Fuller and daughter Alice
OF Bennington are spending some time here
atJ. Il. Graves in District No. 9, also with
other friends and relatives.
Clifford Bellows is the guest of his aunt.
MRS. Henry b Robson, arriving from Yon-
kers, N. r., on the evening of the 7th inst.
Misses Nellie ard Mary Driscoll with their
brother David J. spent the Fourth in care
mont. "
acMiss Elizabeth Pratt of Deerfield, Mass is
az itne Unitarian parsonage with Rev. and
Mrs. F. W. Pratt.
Theodore Sequel of Waltham, Mass, has
been spending the past week at d. r.
Pierce's.
Miss Mae Hill returned Thursday to her
home in Keene.
Everett Field of Guilford, Vt, was in town
briefly this week on his way to Surry to visit
relatives.
Mrs. A. K. Varney went this week to
South Boston where she will remain for the
present, leaving many friends made during
her stay in town, to regret her departure.
E. w. Gould of st. Louis, Mo-, is at Mrs.
Isabel G. Towers on Westminster street
Miss Minnie L. Hathaway spent Monday at
Lake Walden, Mass, meeting there her
brother, Herbert j. Weston, who with his
wife came up from Everett, Mass. for the
day.
Mrs. Nat W. Holland is entertaining her
sister, Miss Stover, who arrived from New
ton, Ia, on Wednesday evening of this week.
Ere derrick Kingsbury, assistant cashier in
the Keene national bank, with Mrs Kings
bury and the two children, Miss Katherine
and Master Thayer, and their guest, Miss
Macdonald, drove from Lake Chesterfield
Thursday, where they have cottage for the
summer, and spent the day in town, taking
dinner at Hotel Dinsmore.
Miss Annie M. Buffum went Tuesday to
Cambridgeport, Mass.
T. B. Allen of Yonkers, N. Y, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. NJ A. Post, at Rev. A. N.
Bellows.
Edith Tidd of Bellows Falls is spending a
few weeks with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wells.
Mrs. H. j. Weston of Everett, Mass, is at
c. j. Hathaway's.
Frank Getchell of Buffalo is in town at F.
M. GilDert's.
Mrs. Copley Amory had the misfortune a
cut her hand so severely as to necessitate the
taking of several stitches.
Judge and Mrs j. G. Bellows and daugh-
ter Mary were in Drewsville on Wednesday
to attend the wedding Of Rev j. c., Shrimp
ton and Mrs. Ellen Lowell Smith, both OF
Athol, Mass. The ceremony took place in
st. Peters church, Rev. d, L, Sanford of
Bellows Falls, officiating clergyman. ~
Mrs. G L. Carey went Thursday mornino
to Gloucester, Mass, having heightened her
visit here several days.
DR.. Edward Kirkland of Bellows Falls was
in town professionally this week.
Earnst Perabo, an eminent composer of
Boston, with Mr.. Langley of Putney, whose
guest he has been for the past week, was in
town Thursday at the Dinsmore, calling also
on Senator Hastings of whom he is a personal
friend.
Several from here atte ended the celebration
at Springfield, Vt, on Monday, with entries
in both bicycle and horse racing.
very pleasant event was the reunion OF
the Taggard family which took place at the
old homestead in the south part of the town
on Monday, July 4th. The family were
together for the first time in nine years and
the occasion, fifty celebrated by an excellent
dinner, was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Those
present were as follows Mr.. and Mrs George
o. Taggard and daughter, Pearl May, aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Taggard, all of this
town Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Taggard and
two sons of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Taggard of East Boston and William A.
Taggard of Somervile.
Copley Amory and little sons, Henry and
Copley, Jr., of The Homestead farm called on
friends in Acworth and Alstead Center a few
days since.
A handsome display of fireworks was sent
up from the grounds of t. n. Hastings on
Monday evening, which attracted a large