Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-20
STATIONS RIVER.

Charles S. Frost was in town last Sunday.
Mr.. Jaquith and Mrs. A. l.. Miner of Bel
lows Falls were in town last Sunday.
Mrs c. S. Frost went to New York city
yesterday.
Miss Anna Blodgett' has returned to her
home in Grafton for few days.
Advertised letters-Wallace N. Batchelder,
Maurice Tuckerman, j. Blumberg.
Miss Carrie Holt went to her home in
Woodstock last Friday to make short visit.
Miss Ollie billiard returned to North Adams
yesterday.
f. S. Omstead, Jr., of Danbrry, Conn.,,
has been staying at the hotel about week.
DIR. and Mrs. F. L. Osgood returned from
Rutland last Monday.
Mrs Charles Smith has gone to Greenfield
for short visit.
Mrs Charles A. Paddock and her son re-
turned to their home in Hartford last Mon
day.
Miss Abbie Godell has gone to Newport for
| an indefinite period, to visit her relatives and
| recuperate her health.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitcomb are going to
move out of Charles S. Frost's tenement into
| W, HI. Campbelfs house.
| The ladies' industrial society of the Baptist
church will meet this afternoon in the ladies'
parlor.
Miss Edith Dow returned to Haverhill last
Thursday, feeling much improved in health
after her vacation.
! The members of the W. I. A. N. G. held
their weekly meeting last Friday evening al
the home of Mrs. W. B. Glynn.
Miss Della M. Smith returned to New Bed
ford last Monday to resume her duties as
| teacher.
Mrs. Hughes has some very pretty plants
for sale; she has a handsome rubber PLAN
| which is nearly seven feet in height.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney returned from Wash
ington last Friday night; they have beer
away nearly five weeks and have had very
pleasant tune.
Miss Esther Shampney of Charlestown
Miss Hakey of Drewsville and Miss Gates O.
Westminster have been visiting Miss Ros'
Forgette for several days.
Henry F. Perry bought ten-toot Leade
Evaporator this season and on Saturday
March 26, from 800 p NJ. to 6,35 P. NJ. h
both arch and sap cold, as he had been with
out fire from the previous afternoon.
The stereoptlcon entertainment given il
Fuller hall, V. A., last Saturday evening b,
the Rev. Mr.. Sargent of Claremont, n. H.
describing his trip to the Yellowstone Park
was interesting and instructive. The pic
lures were all very fine but the colored one
were SIMPLY Slduu ms tuO lCCSul oi shiu
beyond description. The grandeur of thu
canons, waterfalls, geysers and the differen
formations caused by their deposits are mar
velous. There was large and appreciativ,
audience
At present many of our village people are
very much annoyed on account of the rigit
examinations some of our boys and girls hav'
had to submit to in order to avail themselve
of the appropriation granted at the last tow,
meeting, to pay transportation to the higl
school at Bellows Falls or the equivalent i
money if they preferred to enter Vernon
Academy. Out of the five that were eS
amined only two have passed, Cecil Hughe
and Arthur Randlett. Archie Illingwort
passed in algebra, Latin, arithmetic and Eng
t fish, but was disqualified, We should like t
be informed why the certificates that some
, the candidates had previously received fro1
the authorities at Bellows Falls to enter tn
1 high school should be at this time cntirel
ignored.