Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-05
Bellows Falls Locals.

Mr.. ard Mrs Charles Grout and son ar
rived Moody from Newport.
Miss Eunie Colburn of Pcmtret is visit
ng Ier sister, Mrs E. L. Walker.
S. F. and Merton Robinson ar passing
few days at their home in Windsor.
j. E. Byosnahan is building barn at
the rear of his residence on Center street.
Lewis Davis of Middleton, Conn, was
recently the guest Of bis sister, Mrs. 0. D.
Olcott.
James Hassett, the son of j ohm Hassett,
is very sick with pneumonia at his home on
Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Walker returned
yesterday from few days trip to Grafton
and Windbam.
George Freeman has moved his family
from North Walpole to the Hogan house
on Green street.
Mrs. Emily H. Smith is expected Satur-
day from Convent Station, N. j., where
she has been visiting.
Miss Kate Neyland has finished her
work in Wales cash store and gone to her
home in Still River, Mass. 'aAaq
David Mitchell, corporal of Co. L Of the
First New Hampshire regiment, visited
f,;o, 4, 4or, In Cofur1ov $50
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Pond have moved
into the upper part Of Charles Martins
house on the extension of Henry street.
Mrs. Bolivar Lowell of Drewsville has
gone to Washington, D. c., to attend the
general convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal church.
Banns of marriage between James Tyr
rell and Miss Elizabeth Stack we're pub
lished in St. Peters church, North Wal
pole, last Sunday.
Geoffrey Kinkade has left the employ of
the Vermont Farm Machine company, and
gone to West Chester, Pa, and has en-
ployment with the P. M. Sha1ples Co.
The high school football team met the
Vermont Academy team at Saxtons River
Saturday, and an intere sting game was
pl aged which resulted in score Of 0 to O.
School began at the new school house at
Gageville Monday with Miss Banks OF
Westminster and Miss Hollis of Saxtons
River as teachers. There are about 40
scholars this term.
A. Whitney, who has for several years
been in the employment of the Moore &
Thompson Paper company, has left the
employ of the company and gone to Clare
mont to join his family.
N. H. Farr and family have moved into
the house of Walter G. Blake on South
street, which they will occupy until the
carpenters have finished rebuilding the
cottage on Henry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Burbank and their
daughters, Misses Margaret and Hattie,
LETT Saturday for Boston, where they will
stay at the Hotel Brunswick until the house
in Brookline is ready for occupancy.
A. R. Wilcox of Athens brought to tn,
TIMES office yestei day some raspberry
branches which were loaded with large lus- |
cious berries. He says he picked enough
berries recently to make short cake.
At the Montpelier district meeting Of the
Woman's Home Missionary society in
Windsor Wednesday Mrs. A. II. Webb OF
Bradford gave very interesting address
in the evening on the work of the society.
The members of the Epwor;h League
serve a harvest dinner this noon and an
oyster supper at 5 30 in banquet hall for
the knights of Pythias and the public gen.
orally. From to 8 tomorrow morning
hey will furnish breakfast at the sama
place for all who wish
The Soldiers Aid society held its last
Meeting in the G. A. R. hall Monday after
loon, Mrs. A n. Swain presiding, and six
members being present, constituted a quo
UNI. In answer to letter of inquiry
Ihaplain c. o Day advised the ladies to
end what money they might have on hand :
o Mrs. Hovey, wife OF Captain Hovey of ,
be Third Cavalry, to be used in buying !,
elicacies for the sick regulars at Fort
than Allen, whose needs, in the chap
inns opinion, have been somewhat over
,oked. This the society decided to do,
nd it was also voted to disban1 az, now
lat the war is over, there seems to be no
articular use in continuing the organira- F
on. L.