Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-02
SAXTONS RIVER.

John Walsh is going to move into the tene
ment recently vacated by Mrs. Jones. Mrs
Jones is going to live with her daughter q
, Winchendon, Mass.
Mrs. Ball of Alstead has been in town for
: few days.
The Rockingham Sunday school associa
ton Will hold its fall meeting next Sunda,
afternoon al O'Clock at the Cambridgepor
church. There will be an interesting program
and all are cordially invited to be pl esent.
Henry Howard has given a deed to thu
electric road company for the right of wal
through his land.
Mrs. Clark Of Athens has been visiting fol
few days at Patten B. Ober's.
W. j. Wright is going to move this weel
TO his farm at Westminster on the Connecti
cut river.
Anna Blodgett returned from Grafton las
Saturday after spending two weeks with hel
parents.
Mrs. McGee, who has been ill for some
time, 1s now slowly improving.
William Williams Of Providence, r l., is
Mrs. W. Williams.
last Saturday.
| Timothy Field gave card party last Fri
| Cay evening to about 80 of his friends. Will
| lam Cory gave Mr.. Field pleasant surprise
| By presenting him with handsome chair.
During the evening an excellent supper was
served and was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. G. S. Frost returned from Montpelier
last Friday.
Mr.and Mrs. Mullen have returned to Proyi-
dence, r. l., their former home.
George P. Alexander returned last Satur-
day from Boston.
Miss Agnes Fairbanks of Grafton has been
via fynxr hal hrv, a~cI
| Mrs. Samuel Woods of Cambridgeport is
| stopping at the home of her sister, Mrs, Ram
ley, where she intends to make her future
| home.
Mrs. Hubbard returned from Chester last
Monday after short visit with her daughter,
Mrs. II. L. Ballou.
Mrs. Byron stickney fell from the door step
last Friday morning and received several
bruises, but 40 bones were broken.
F. B. Locke is making extensive altera-
ti'ns in his store. He has moved the tin
sop 70 tne room over the store and after the
alterations are completed he will have the
OK part for show room for ranges, stoves
| aid heaters.
y. Z. Gilbert of Philadelphia, at one time
slave in Maryland, delivered witty and in
terestlng address at the Congregational
church vestry last Sunday evening. Mr.Gil-
neft was accompanied BY three jubilee sing
en-
ing. The room was crowded to its utmost
capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis gave very sue
cessful social last Friday evening at their
home to the members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Congregational church
and their friends. Games and music formed
part of the program. Misses Lake and Barry
sang two duets and were accompanied by
MISS Grace Williams. During the evening
ice cream and cake were served. There were
about oO persons present and they spent q
very pleasant evening.
The football game played last Monday at
Ashburnham between Vermont Academy and
Gushing Academy was very interesting one
Academy.
The Friday literary club held its meeting
last week at the home of Mrs. Walter B.
Glynn.
Last Monday evening Starks Edison enter
tanned the students at V. A. with numerous
selections from his gramophone. The faculty
furnished them with oyster supper, and
they had large bonfire on the campus.
Mrs. Charles Smith returned from Cam
bridgeport, Mass, Saturday.
Ransom E. Smith has gone to Boston for q
few days.
solo, Come Unto Him" in q very acceptable
manner at the Congregational church last
Sunday morning.
George NJ. Cory has sold the John F. Alex
ander, Jr., farm, through the real estate
agency of C. W. Labaree of Bellows Falls, to
Hiram ID. Morehouse of Providence, a re-
tIIed builder and contractor. Mr.. Labaree
has handled successfully quite q number of
ceais IN this vicinity lately. Mr.. Cory also