Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-03-12
SPRINGFIELD.
New maple sugar

New maple sugar!
The town clerks office is much improved
with new paint and paper.
w. d. Woolson sailed Wednesday from
New York for England.
M. l.. Lawrence has been IN Boston this
week.
Mrs. Herman Lewis of Southern Pines,
n. c., recently arrived at Fl. E. Lewis.
E. B. Finn, Esq, went Tuesday last to
New York city for brief business trip.
A daughter was gladly welcomed March
II by Mr.. and Mrs. James Wyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L Lawrence and Miss
Jessie Lawrence are home from Montpelie'
for few days vacation.
The Y. P. S G. E. give social nj y
Thursday evening at the Congregation.
vestry.
1t seems likely at this writing that the
Windsor county court will sine die of old
age this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibson have since
March 9 been receiving congratulations
upon the advent of son.
Jones & Lamson Machine Co. are re-
ceivipg many orders and are expecting to
be obliged to employ night force.
C. A. Forbush, R. M Colburn, Henry
Lawrence, w. H. II. Putnam and others
were in Charlestown Tuesday, town meet
ing day
TIE electrics have this week been carry
ing away the snow which banks Main
street and it is being distributed elsewhere
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These beautiful March days so full of
sunshine are occasion for favorable COM
ment, following SO closely in the wake of
an unusually severe and stormy February.
Rev. o. S. Davis, Phi D. has been chosen
superintendent of the Springfield schools,
an appointment which assures the cordial
approval of all.
Mrs. William Dexter has shipped her
goods to Massachusetts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dexter accompanied by her brother,
Charles Field, expect to follow this week.
Roella n Bingham has been granted
bill of divorce from George E. Bingham
for intolerable severity and alimony was
granted to the petitioner.
The cantata which has been under the |
efficient management OF M. l.. Lawrence
this winter, it is expected, will be given |
next Friday evening, for the benefit of Y.
P. s. C. f.
Mrs. Lizzie Barry and sister, Miss Maria |
Carroll. have broken up house keeping, !
selling some of their goods and storing |
Others and expect soon to leave town.
The snow still remains too deep in the
woods for much early sugar making. 1t is
estimated that FIVE feet tell in February, |
making in all about II feet this winter.
The ladies society held social Thurs
dav at d. B. Lockwood's and large at
tendance and pleasant time are always
anticipated by the Universalist society |
whenever Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood enter
tain.
1t is earnestly hoped that the parties
who have been here this week to consider |
the adyisability of locating shoe shop at
this place will be induced to come; it |
would give employment to many young
ladies WHO are DESTROYS OF procuring |
work.
Two pieces of land formerly owned by |
George ID DeCamp were sold at sheriff ;
sale Tuesday last. One piece with build
ings thereon on the southerly side OF the |
highways, was purchased by William |
Walker: the other upon the opposite side
of the highway was sold to Z Z. Grossly.
Ar.lief committee for supplies to he
sent to Cuba will be at the Congregational
ve.try Monday. Tuesday and Friday next