Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-16
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1G, 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

yesterday.
J.C. Day went to Boston on business
trip Monday.
Mrs. Edwin Barber is suffering from
a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Walker passed Sun
day in Pomfret.
The wrapper factory is now turning out
overalls and night robes.
Miss Caroline Arms was at home from
Smith college over Sunday.
w. B. Carpenter and E. L. Carpenter
passed Sunday in Rutland
H. d. Aldrich is confined to the house
with an attack Of pneumonia.
d. f. Webster visited brother in
Greenfield, Mass, over Sunday.
Leon F. Ball spent Sunday in Claremont
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Huntley.
c. w. Henry has moved from the Old
Terrace to the Keeie house on Rockingham
street.
A bay window is being added to the
south side OF the Slate house on Atkinson
street.
Mrs. w. H. Pierce went to Fitchburg,
Mass, last week che expects to return to-
morrow.
Miss Thurston of Newburyport, Mass.
has been visiting Rev. and Mrs. j. II
Reid this week.
Harry Harris of Bradford, who had
been visiting his sister, Miss Maud Harris
returned Saturday.
Miss May S,reeter and Miss Lula Puffel
spent Saturday with Miss Sueeter''
mother in Westminster.
Mrs. Curtis Chapman Of Everett, Mass.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Chapman. on Cherry street.
LOUIS Robertson and A. n. Lee re
turned last week from visit to Little Fall
and other points in New York.
A. H. Brown arrived home Saturda.
after being for couple of weeks with hi
son, F. H. Brown, in Wellesley, Mass.
The Thanksgiving service this year vii
be in the Baptist church at 7.3O in tn
evening with sermon by Rev. E. E
Marggraf.
There will be supper at the Universe
list vestry tomorrow evening at 6.15, unde
the direction of Mrs. j. A. Eaton an
Mrs. Fred Lowell.
A farewell reception in honor of John @
Spring, who leaves Tor Germany mex
Wednesday, will be held in the Bapti'
church Friday evening.
G. T. Godsoe has formed a partnershi
in the fish business with l. G. Marsha
under the firm name of Godsoe & Ma
shall, successors to F. j. Tidd.
There will be no teachers examinatie
at Wilmington this month, as County E.
aminer H. D. Ryder has not been able
make satisfactory arrangements for hol'
ng one there.
The district deputy grand matron, Mr.
Levy of Ludlow, visited the Rebeks
lodge Friday evening and after the regul
order of business came banquet for Il
distinguished guest.
John O. Spring will sail on the steam
Victoria from Boston the 23d inst, f
Liverpool. He goes to Boston on Satu
day. His business affairs will be left wi
his foreman, Joseph Dodge.
| A. H. Fisher left Monday morning f
Gloucester, Mass, to visit brother vi
is suffering from shock of paralysis. T
will go from there to Sonth Lake We
Fla where he will pass the winter.
j. H. Blakley was in Bethel Mond
night and assisted the Odd Fellows the
in celebrating the third anniversary of t
installation OF the lodge there. He 60
to Rutland tonight on business connect
with the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Putnam, who ha
been visiting in the west for three or TO
months, left Blue Earth City, MINI (
the east yesterday. They 60 to Lyndo
vile and expect to reach Bellows Falls
about two weeks.
Mrs. E. G.. Osgood returned Saturd
from Bradford, leaving her father, EXEC
Roswell Farnham, III a very comfortal
condition and with every prospect Of
complete recovery frcm the injuries ,
ceived at Ely station.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Stone Tobi
aged 81, was from St. Charles church Nc
day morning. The body was taken
Dandy for interment. Mrs. Tobin's hol
was on West street on the Cd Terrac
, she leaves husband.
The Odd Fellows have arranged with
W. Henry to produce his new militia
play in the opera house some time
December. An effort will be made
make this the best entertainment g,
given here by local talent.
Dandelions in this salubrious CHM,
produce a second crop, judging by /,
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