Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27

! endmG few days with hel
ifs. J. 4. Hapgood.
san and wife, Frank Duffy,
wife. Hairy, are st Point Of Pines,
iISks 1 ksa
s. L. Dag6ett has recently had an in
crease Of pension from So to $12 per month
and Percy Reed from $12 to $14 pei
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Beaton and son
Everett have gone to Claremont Junction
to spenl Sunday IN attendance on the
Metho dist camp meeting.
Miss H. P. Yuran of South Lancaster,
M ass, formerly of Bellows Falls, is quite
sick with muscular rheumatism at c. A.
Forbush's in Springfield.
Mrs. S. Hildreth of Cambridge, Mass,
has been the guest Of Mrs. E. w .Hildreth
for the past three weeks. She went to
Hinsdale, N. H., Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Hapgood accompanied he,
nephew, Howard Hapgood, on his return
to Winchendon, Mass, and is spending q
weeks vacation in that place.
The last beach excursion of the sea,or
lis to Crescent Park via the Fitchburg rail.
road on September 1, only 81 so and train
leaves Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ.
Jay Wetherbee and his sister Edith and
Harry Locke and bis sister Florence, Of
Putney Falls, are at P. L. Kimball's cot
tage at Sunapee for short time.
Miss Rosamond Hawthorne, who has
been visiting in Springfield with her aunt,
Miss Jane Hapgood, was in the village
briefly Thursday on her return to Cohas-
set, Mass.
Mrs. W. E. Rowell and Mrs. Richardson
| went to Claremont Junction Thursday to
attend camp meeting, and Rev. F. W.
Lewis and wife and daughter Louise went
up yesterday.
The last and the best beach excursion Of
the season to Crescent Park will leave Bel
lows Falls at $50 A. NJ. via the Fitchburg
railroad on September /. Remember the
rate is only $3.50.
The soldiers aid society, which met
Wednesday afternoon, had so small an
attendance on account of the shower that
it was adjourned to meet again at the call
of the president.
William H. Fisher, who canvassed Bel
lows Falls for the International Encyclo-
pedia, went to Newfane Wednesday, where
he has engaged to teach the fall term Of
school Of ten weeks.
The Central Vermont railroad will sell
round trip tickets from Windsor to Billings
Park for 80 cents during the Vermont
State Fair, which opens at White River
Junction August 80 and continues through
the week.
Lawrence Cannon had one knee badly
sprained in the races at Llttleton, N. H.,
Wednesday. He had started in the one
half mile novice and colided with another
rider and went to the ground.
Mrs. Muzzy of Berwick, Me-, with her
son and his bride, have been here for a
week or SO on visit to her husband,
George H. Muzzy, bookkeeper for the
Vermont Farm Machine company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Labaree of Spring
field, Mass, are passing the week at C. X.
Labaree's. Mr.. Labaree is a nephew of
c. X. Labaree, and for several years has
been coapectsa With the Springfield post
Prof. W. d. Smith, proprietor of the
Smith Business college in Concord, N. H.,
was in town Tuesday. Mr.. Smith is q
brother-in-lsR of DIR. H. L. Waterman
and visited the doctor here several weeks
last ysatS = -
Because the camp meeting at Clare
mont JuHdtfon there will be no service at
the, Methodist church tomorrow. A quar-
terly conference will be held Monday
evening and Presiding Elder Davenport
will be present.
The rooms in the Cray block on West
minister street, next to S. j. Cray's meat
market are being repaired and fitted I'D for
dining room. ice cream parlors and
home bakery, which will be opened about