Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-31


Z Clark Chase went to Boston this morn
ing.
Miss Nellie Dean passed Sunday in Put
ney.
II. M. Amadon was in Springfield,
Sunday.
= j. w, Buemond is confined to his be-
by sickness.
81 Miss Nellie Burns of Fitchburg was il
town Monday.
10 Len Drummer of Keene has been il
town this week.
Miss {Elvira Golham passed Sunday i,
Westminster West.
Fred Clark passed Sunday at his hom'
in Westminster West.
Miss Clara Knight Of NARROW, N. H., ii
visiting Eugene Clark.
Nat w. Smith Is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. G. Williams.
O. f. E. Ramsey las been en- the sick LIS
this week and unable to work.
Col. and Mrs. E. G. Osgood have re
turned from trip to Boston.
H. G. Bancroft went Monday to Wor
cester, Mass, for weeks stay.
E. P. Clifford and family are passing
two weeks at Crescent Beach, Mass.
Misses Mary Keefe and Ellen Burke o.
Fitcnburg are guests at j. E. Keefe's.
81 Rev. Mr.. Hewitt of, Fitchburg preached
inthe Congregational church Sunday.
Miss Mary Ann German Of Keene is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. c. Donovan.
Mrs. T. j. Murphy of Kingston, Mimi,
is visiting relatives and friends in town.
Miss Jessie Ryder returned Saturday
from weeks visit in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. d. D. Mcdonald returned Sat
u, day from a visit to Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Waldo Ed.on of New London,
Conn, is visiting her father, G. E.Capron'
Miss Frances Morse is visiting hel
brother, James W. Morse, in Newton
Mass.
Edgar Carruthers came from Brattleborc
Monday to his home here and is housed by
sickness.
Miss Effie Ball leaves for the northern
part of the state today for two weeks
vacation.
E. o. Young and Miss Florence re-
turned Monday from visit in St. Albans
and Mortified. q
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kimbal
returned Monday from four weeks visit
in Worcester and Boston. a
N. J. Woodfall and family returned
Monday from Ringe, N. H., where they
passed two weeks outing.
Harry and Web Hall came up from
Keene Saturday and spent Sunday at their
home on the Old Terrace.
Miss Margaret Flavin has opened her
dressmaking rooms after having them closed
during the month Of August.
Frank Kidder, plumber employed by
George B. Allbee, will move his family
from Winooski to this place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Chase and G. X.
L abaree and family attended the Historical
meeting in Springfield yesterday.
A good number Of tickets have been
sold to the Guy Bros. Minstrels Friday
night, and large house seems assured.
The Brosnahan j ackson Comedy com
pany opened a weeks engagement at the
Howard opera house in Burlington Mon
day night. Il
E. r. Shaw, formerly of the Times force
and now with the Phoenix Job office Of
Brattleboro, spent Sunday with bis brother,
G. n. Shaw.
AT the auction Saturday DR.. A. j. Park
er disposed OF only portion of the goods
be desired to and he expects to have an
other auction.
M, H., Ray and E. A. Norwood
have decided to 60 to Porto Rico, and
want to arrange to leave Bellows Falls
September 10.
A large number from here attended the
camp meeting at Claremont Junction Sun
day; it is reported that over 5000 people
we're on the camp ground.
Mrs. H. A. Inman and daughter Jessie
Of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs. l.. Gates
Hadley; they return home tomorrow. Mrs
Inman is an aunt of Mrs. Hadley's.
Misses Nellie and Lucy Sheridan and
Miss Minnie Shaughnessy left Saturday
for Rutland and Burlington where they
will pas, the next few weeks.
Because Of the Guy Bros minstrels Fri
day night the uniform rank X of P. will
hold their regular meeting at $50 P NJ.
md adjourn at s o'clock tor the entertain
ment.
Private Shelley of Co. L of Keene of the
First New Hampshire regiment has been
N town this week. He is on furlough, but
expects to return south to join his regiment