Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-06
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SoiOnol Allreu "A. hall OF 81. AlDanS was IN
town last Monday.
Chester Coleman has leased the Vermont
Academy farm and stock for one year.
Miss Julia Wall has left Madame Roux's
and gone 10 visit friends in Northfield.
Mrs. Baxter Walker and her children re.
turned from Rutland last Monday.
Rev. H. L. Ballou was in town last Satur-
day.
recently vacated by Frank Richardson.
Miss May Spalding returned to her home in
Bethel last Saturday.
Lucius Barry was in Boston a few days
last week on business.
Frank Richardson moved into his new
home last week.
Miss Nellie White has commenced to work
for Mrs. G. F. Simonds.
Mrs. Towers returned from Sunderland
last Thursday. She has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fairchild.
Miss Helene Roux expects to start today
for Peterborough, Ontario, Can. She will be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hay.
Miss Grace Chaplin returned from Welles.
ley college last Thursday; she will spend her
vacation at home.
Mrs. c. Frost has returned from New York
citv with her spring millinery. She will have
her opening next Friday and Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Cory went to Montpelier last
Monday to resume her work in the millinery
business.
Charles H. Twitchell has finished working
for W. B. Glynn and commenced work again
at his own trade as carpenter.
Miss Hutchinson of Burlington is visiting
her sister, who is staying with Mrs. Wilbur
during vacation.
Miss Edith M. Dow is home to spend two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Dow; she is accompanied by her
little cousin, Bernard Farr, from Haverhill,
Mass.
At the covenant meeting Of the Baptist
church held last Saturday afternoon, the fol-
deacons: M. P. Barry, F. B. Locke and 1.
A. Farr.
Miss Marston of Lawrence, Mass. ,and Miss
May Frost of Claremont, students at Maison
Franchise, returned to their homes last FRI
day to spend their vacation.
Stillman Thompson, who has been very
sick for long time, at the home of his son,
Il. A. Thompson, where he has resided for q
number Of years, is at present in q very low
condition.
DR.. and Mrs. Ellery entertained few
friends last Friday evening at their home.
During the evening sugar was served on
snow. Everyone spent most delightful
evening.
The regular Thursday evening prayer
meeting of the Baptist church tomorrow
evening will be for members only in order
that they may transact the important business
which was left over from the covenant meet
ing last Saturday.
Miss Clara A. Converse delivered very
interesting address in the Baptist church last
Sunday on her work among the Japanese.
After the service she spoke to the children in
the Sunday school and exhibited Japanese
costume and some very curious things that
are used by the japanese.
The baseball game arranged for June 4 with
the New Hampshire state college vs. Vermont
Academy has been cancelled and the Univer-
sity of Vermont team have paid the V. A
team a ieat compliment by filing the date
they have never conde. cended to play with a
preparatory school before. W. Forbes, a
graduate of V. A is the manager for the Uni.
versity of Vermont team. It will be the game
of the season.
All the candidates for the postoffice re.
ceived communications last Saturday after
noon from Washington informing them of
the results of the ballot. Each one received
list of the votes cast for the first, second
and third choice. Mrs. M Benton having re-
ceived the most votes was informed that she
would be recommended to the president,
which practically means that she will be duly
appointed postmistress. The following is a
list of the votes cast:
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