Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-03

Mrs. William r. Davis and little SON
Charles Rexford, are visiting with Mr., and
Mrs. G. C. Davis, arriving from new York
city Tuesday afternoon.
George L. Hooper of Lowell, Mass, is in
town for few days.
Mrs. Jane Driscoll is at Lake Sunapee with
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James BRADY
of Brooklyn, who have a cottage at the lake
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat W. Holland made brief
trip to Boston last week.
The collection for the American Board Of
Foreign Missions will be taken at the morn
ing service next Sunday in the Congrega-
ito nal church.
Mrs Frank f. Hawkes. is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. G. H. Temple OF Charlemont,
Mass.
John f. Nicholson came Saturday last from
New York and remained here over sunday
with his family.
Mrs. Edward Foster and son Willie of
Brattlehoro, Vt, visited at Caleb Fosters in
district No. 10, few days last week.
A meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at
the parish house to form an auxiliary to the
New Hampshire soldiers aid society.
last week and is now occupying her new
home on Prospect hill.
Miss Alice W. Jennings was homo over
Sunday from Bellows Falls.
Clifford Bellows, wife and children, Mr..
and Mrs. John Bellows and Miss Julie Robe
son returned the first of the week to their
homes in Yonkers and New York, having
spent the several weeks past in town.
There were 40 tickets sold at Walpole sta
tion for the excursion to Nantasket ons Fri
day last, which was an increase of II over the
same txcursion in 1897
The following are summer guests regis
tered thus far during the season at the Elm
wood: Harry j. Howard, Mrs. G. r. Hawks,
Greene, Adele Greene, Rachael Dor
man, Sarah J. Dorman, Mrs. W. A. Turpin,
Mrs. H. Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Wales, Miss Ruth
Wales and maid, all of New York ; Mrs. E.
r. Jones, Somerville; Miss Capen, South
ampton; H. W. Howard, Rufus somerby,
H. Gutterson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Crowell
and child, Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Varney and
two children, Mr.. Harden, F. Rabboth,
William j. Cole, Charles B. Bedlington, all
of Boston; Mrs. G. F. Wilkinson and child,
Chicopee, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Neiil,
Buffalo, N. Y; Miss Mary Chandler, Ma
, ,. d.
Mrs. Heiser, Providence, r. l.; Miss Helen
r. Grant and Miss Rita of Dorchester Mass. !;
Mrs. Edward Crosby, Newton, Mass Miss
Wright and George A. Wilmington, Everett,
Mass. 9T..ss'.
Mrs. Wesley Fisk Smith very kindly spoke
ag ain on Sunday evening in the Congrega-
tional church, taking for her subject, The
Fruits Of the Spirit.
Mrs.John Lawson and son of Philadelplia,
nd hue nd Mr. MrG
Albert Pierce of Bellows Falls, called on
friends here last Friday.
An organ recital was given in the Unita-
ran church on Tuesday evening by S.B.
" bitney of Boston assisted by the boy solo,
ist, Master Winthrop Ferguson.
Mrs. Harriet M. Hastings, who is suffer-
ing from Inflammation of the eyes, left on
Monday afternoon of this week, for Boston
to receive treatment. Her son, Hon. L. N
Hastings, accompanied her.
Owing to errors in type, nearly every fact
in the item connected with the election OF
Mr.. Smith as principal of the high school,ap-
pearing in Saturdays TIMES, was incorrect.
The item should read as followsi At re-
cent meeting OF the school board, George Q
Smith of Troy was elected principal OF the
Walpole high school, the term commencing
in September. Mr.. Smith is graduate OF
Boston University and for the three years
p"SI noS oCCup'eu inc POsitioH VI PiioSp1n, - ~
the Troy high school. He is a son OF Rev.
Mr.. Smith, pastor of the Methodist church in
Marlow,
Miss Hurlburt of New York city, is the
guest of Mrs. Warren G. French, Jr.
William Selkirk, who Injured his eye SO
seriously at the recent barn accident at c.
K. Stewards, has been obliged to have tire
moved, the operation being performed on
last Sunday. DR.. Payne of Boston, Drs.
Gorham and Matthews of Bellows Falls and
DIR. l.. A. Newton of this town were present.
Mrs. Harriet Titus of Keene is visiting at
Mrs. M. E. Wilder's on Main street and With
other relatives in town.
Mrs Ellen Hosmer left Sunday for few
days absence in New York.
Miss Ella Wright of Everett, Mass, is at
the Elmwood.
Miss Virginia H. Simpson of Nashua Ras
the guest recently of her cousin, Mrs. l. G.
Tower.
Mrs, N, J. Elms of South Boston is Wat
ing at Miss Helen r. Sherman's.
An article in the August number of Ehe
New Magazine, is entitled "Old Roads in
New Hampshire" and is written by VIII.
Stone of this town. 1t is ell-illustratm
contains bits Of the early history of this site
and is interesting reading throughout.
The attendance at ths Bridge Memotal
Library during July was S5l. The numsr
Of visitors registered was 103 and the circua-
ton of books was 627.
Letters advertised for July as follows Ms.
Horace Carpenter, A. F. Clapp, 2, Miss Mael
M. Fall, George Freeman, Mrs Nathan }.
Jameson, Harry Jones, s. Z. Stone.
+. E W. Barker mas finished work for Frd
Prentiss and is employed by Ashwell Brs.
in Westminster.