Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-22
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Mrs Minnie Benton, postmistress, who b.
: been sick for few days, res umed her duti,
at the postofice Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie Gale of Medford, Mass, h,
been visiting at Mrs. Dorothy Dutton's.
Miss Katherine Phelps has returned to h,
: home at Northampton.
S. l. Hecht of New York city has been j
town for a few days.
Mrs. E. r. Osgood is visiting friends .
Marlboro, N. H.
Louis Rittenberg of Springfield is in tow1
Mrs H. w. Dutton, who has been ill tn
past few weeks, has now SO far recovered ths
she is able to take short drives.
John W. Graves has been out of town 70
a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Barry have been t.
Providence to visit their son, Henry Barry.
Walter B. Glynn has been to Boston to bu,
goods.
henry Cobb and wife have gone to North
ampton to visit friends.
| B. Galeo of Charlestown, N. H., spent tn,
| Sabbath With his aunt, Mrs. Dorothy Dutton
Miss Lucy Daniels has not been able Il
attend to her duties at Vermont Academy fol
few days on account of sickness.
The French students at the Maison Fran.
calse, went for drive Monday to Chester.
and took dinner at the hotel; they had very
pleasant time.
The Christian Culture class under the
leadership of Rev. F. G.. Boughton, met
tuesday evening in the ladies' parlor and
spent very profitable hour.
About GO persons went to the husking bee
at :; H. Wright's Tuesday evening. work
was begun in earnest and was kept up until
All the corn was husked. OF course some Of
and mix work with pleasure and the older
ones worked all the harder for their merri-
ment. A little after 10 O'Clock the party
adjourned to the house, where the hostess
had provided an excellent oyster supper and
an abundance of nice things to eau Several
instrumental and vocal solos were rendered
and the rest of the evening was spent in sing
ing college sOrgs. Everyone had good
time. About 230 bushels of corn were husked
during the evening, which we think was very
good, considering some of the party
were neither farmers nor the sons Of farmers.
Mrs; Il. G. Anderson Of Waterbury, Conn
has returned from her trip to Virginia; she
is now visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Alexander.
The Christian Endeavor societies have for
their subject tomorrow evening, eco or
send," Acts l6: Ito; missionary topic.
Mrs. Jason Kimball of Manchester. N. II
is visiting at H. H. Kimball's.
John Piddock has returned to his regiment
at Hartford, Conn, to be mustered out
The Rutland English Classical Insitute va.
Vermont Academy foot ball team viii plav
. game this afternoon at 30 on the V. A. |
campus. a-
Colin Lake went to Keene Thursday and |
bought new horse.
Frank Harris and wife of Chester visited |
RE nds in town Wednesday.
The Misses Lane of Keene are visiting at |
he home of their aunt, Mrs. e. H. Petten-
Jill.
Mrs L. Smith at the time of writing was
Unable to take any nourishment.
Ransom E. Smith and wife have returned
rom carriage drive to Petersham, Mass.
The members of the Ladies' Benevolent
oeclety OF the Congregational church met
thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L,
emmy to do some quilting.
We shall be glad to see the pleasure seek
rs back from Boston our village seems so
uiet. ~
Leamon White and wife were in tewu yes-
srday.
Charles Davis of Company I, Second Mas
achusetts regiment expects to return to
'orthampton next Monday to be mustered
ut.
Samuel Woods of Cambridgeport, a former
.sldent of this place, died at his home
thursday. The funeral was at O'Clock this
fternoon.
M. Nichols and A. H. Lewis, v. s, are
opping at the hotel {
News has been received that Will Glvnn of
omerville, Mass, is very ill, having lust
aoergone an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Florence Aitken is seriously ill.