Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-29
PERSONALS.

drTiVtu III Town yesterday on VlSlt 10 MS |
daughter, Mrs. f. A. Field. with whom |
Mrs. Alger has been spending some time.
A. +. Winnewisser left yesterday for
points in Massachusetts in the interests of
the Island Manufacturing Co.. he will be
absent all the week.
Mrs. IL. A. Dsdrick spent last week at
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Mrs. j. III. Putnam went to Burke yes
terday where she will visit her sister.
w. G. Putnam Of Grafton visited his
brother, John Putnam, over Sunday.
Mrs. George H. Rabbit, Jr. attended
commencement at Smith college last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Drumming of Bar
ton have been visiting the family of Rev.
F. w. Lewis and other friends in the vii
lage.
George l.. Leonard Of New York visited
his relatives in town the first of the week.
Miss Caroline Arms has returned from
Smith College, Miss Ethel Fullerton from
Wellesley, and Miss SUSIE Roundy from
Mount Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Thwing went last
week to Northampton to attend the COM
mencement of Smith College, their niece,
Miss Della Finch, being one of the gradu-
ates.
Mrs. Francis Scott, Miss May Scott and
Master Carlton Perry of Putney were at
j. A. Thwing's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Thwing start
next Tuesday for Chicago, Mrs. Thwing's
former home, where they expect to remain
some little time.
Mrs. S. w. Wilder, Jr., went to North
Andover, Mass, Saturday to visit her
uncle, William A. Russell.
Prof. and Mrs. Willard of Quincy,
Mass, who had been attending commence
ment exercises at Vermont Academy, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace White
and yesterday left for home. Prof. Will
| lard, who was formerly principal Of Yer
mont Academy, now has fourishing
school of his own in Quincy.
!, 7 Have you seen those Japanese Lam
terms at E. R. Balls?
Miss Sarah Tarbell Of Lincoln, Mass, is
guest of Mrs. w: A. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Duncan of Me-
Gainesville. N. Y, were the guests of
Col. and Mrs. G. A. Moore over Sunday.
Mr.. Duncan is the superintendent OF the
! Duncan Paper company at Mechanics
: vile.
! G. H. Robb attended the session of the
+ Windsor county court in Woodstock last
Friday.
William D. Hayes started Friday on 9
b bicycle trip to points in northern Yer
: mont.
e Mrs. Henry King is at Aver, Mass,
/, with her brother, Edward Arms, who ii
e staying there for the benefit of his health
I. Miss Gertrude King returned from Aye
!, few days ago.
b H. G. johnson goes next Tuesday t.
e Manchester, N. H., to assist his fathe
II during the summer with the care of thu
! farm. His daughter, Miss Annie, Will
y he is absent, will be with Mr.. and Mrs. A
J N. Swain, at Sunapee and here.
= Misses Helen and Alice Sanford hav
: gone to Thompsonvile, Conn.,, to spend
month with their grandfather, Judge Bris
coe.
) Miss Frances Bissell is visiting her grand
i, mother, Mrs. Woods, in Greenfield, Mass
s Mrs. Charles Glidden and daughter
e Elizabeth of Putney were recent guests a
i John H. Williams.
Mrs. Charles Grover and son Prescott o
G Manchester, N. H., are with Mrs. Grover
y mother, Mrs. Eliza Hadley, for two o
al three weeks.
', Mrs. George Smith and daughter Q
!, Keene are visiting at W. S. Clarks tor (
v few days.
il Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Day are in Everett
s. Mass.
i. M. A. Durkeee returned Monday fror
es a weeks visit at his home in Sheldon.
y j. Homer Bacon went to New Haven
" Conn, yesterday.