Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-13
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| Hon. j. G. Bellows, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Mary II. Bellows, let Mon
| day morning for weeks absence at the
annual meeting of the Eastern Railroad Com
missioners' club. The trip includes jour
ney from Boston to Portland by boat and
| from there to Moosehead Lake and Poland
| Springs
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Bicknell and son are
summer guests at Brookside cottage, arrlv-
ing from Cambridge, Mass, on Saturday
eveninge1ast
Mrs Jennie E. Smith of Waltham, Mass,
is at D. G. Ordway's.
There will be services in No. schoolhouse
Sunday, July II, at P. NJ conducted by
Rev. Il. A. Keep. A general invitation is
extended to the public.
The Sawyer boys from Somervlle, Mass,
are erj ,ying their annual outing here at Mrs.
B. p. Gls Zter's on the river road
Miss Lizzie G. Joslin is spending several
days this week with relatives in Springfield.
Stock was loaded Monday night as follows
46 calves, 81 cattle, hog ard 200 pounds
poultry. live weight.
Miss Julie Robson is a guest of Mrs. H.
r. Robson on Prospect hill.
Fred j. Perry, in the employ of the Abbott
Grocery company in Keene, is taking two
weeks vacation,
The rite of baptism was administered in
the Congregational church Sunday morning
to Elizabeth Lois, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Booth, and Charles Willard infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prentiss.
Frank G. Reynolds, frequent summer
visitor, is in town.
G. M. Hawkes., station agent at Otter
River, Mass, spent Sunday here with his
brother, Frank L, Hawkes., and family, re-
turning on the milk train Monday to Gardner
and thence to Otter River by bicycle.
Miss Katherine Field, who is in town for
the summer with the Misses Holland. re.
turned few days ago from weeks trip to
Proctor, Vt.
Remember the sociable at the church par
iors this evening. Doors open at P. M.
Mrs. II. NJ Bates entertalaed d friends from
Boston over Sunday at Rambleside cottage.
Mrs. M. H. Gorham is spending this week
at Lake Sunapee with relatives. from .s5s7Ss TONS
River, who have cottage at the Lake. Mr..
Gorham is intending to spend 8 few days
there this week also.
During the month of June the tonnage of
as follows: Butter, 1888 pounds; eggs,
! l,754 pounds; " ool, 4,075 pounds; live stock,
100, 900 pounds.
q. B. Williams with his niece, Mrs j. P.
Derby, who for number of weeks has been
a guest at Maple Grove farm, started yester-
day for a carriage drive to Ludlow, vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayward and children
of Kansas City started yesterday, the 18th
inst, for the east and are expected to reach
here the last of this week.
The revival of the curfew bell, mentioned d
some weeks since, is now an established fact,
it being rung at O'Clock for the first time on
Friday evening, the 8.h.
Frank Davis of Boston is the guest of
Hiram Watkins and family.
A service of thanksgiving and prayer was
held in the Congregational church Sunday
evening, in accordance with the recent proc.
lama, ion issued by President Mckinley for
the same. Much interest was manifested in
the service by the large congregation present.
F. M. Joslin is in town again for few days
before leaving on his return trip west
To the TIMES subscribers, we would call
attention to the list of new library books in
edition of July 9th.
Some Is or 20 bosrders are at the Elmwood.
Walter Blake, civil engineer from Spring
field. Mass, was in town the first of the week,
the guest of his friend, L. Carl Davis.
The fence enclosing the Mitchell property
was removed Monday.