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

DSllUWS 0AlO AUSOlOs
H. L. Kellogg is clerkirg for Bodine &
Davis.
F. H. Hoadley of Wallingford was il
town Monday.
M. A. Durkee went to New York Sun
day on a business trip.
Forty-nine tickets were sold for the
Sunday excursion to Sunapee.
P. J. Finn, the lecturer, stopped at the
Commercial House while in town.
H. D. Ryder was in Jacks onville yester'
day, holding teachers examination.
, Miss Kate Williams was in Boston fol 6
few days last week, returning Saturday.
There will be dance at j. B. Allbee'l
tomorro w right; music by Exner's orches'
ira.
Earnest Dean and John Church expect
to enter the U. V. M. at Burlington thi.
tall.
Mrs. H. B. jackson and family are back
from their summers outing at Claremont
Junction.
Mrs. M. L. Bowers and her guest, Mrs
Bartlett, passed last Friday and Saturday
in Alstead.
The "Boys of 81" will meet in Cincin.
natl in 1898. The Fitchburg railroad is {
good road to travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G. Howard and
children of Whitman, Mass, are visiting
at G. E. Towards.
Miss Margaret Williams, who has beer
at Intervale, N. H., for the past week,
reached home today.
"Bring the good old bugle, boys,"to the
G. A. R. Encampment at Cincinnati via
the Fitchburg railroad.
Rev. S. H. McAllister of Marlboro, N.
H., will supply the pulpit at the Universe
list church next Sunday.
The kindergarten, it is expected, will
open about the 18th of September in the
old high school building.
Miss Bertha Capron returned Saturday
from two weeks'visit with her sister, Mrs.
Edison, in New London, Conn.
Miss M. A. Hunter is expected Friday
from Plymouth, N. H., where she has been
spending the summer vacation.
Miss A. Elmendorf, who has been pass
ing the month of August with friends in
Bennington, will return Friday. @
Emmanuel church Sunday school, which
has not been in session during the month
OF August, reopens Sunday, September 3.
Twenty-Five Italians went on the noon
train to Montreal yesterday; they intend
ed to 60 on the midnight train the night
before, but got left.
j. P. Barrett of Boston is in town this
week tuning organs. He set up the pipe
o-gan in the Congregational church at the
time it was purchased.
The vacation season is gradually draw
ing to close, and the returning campers
are trying to accustom themselves once
more to the noise and confusion of city
life.
Edward c. Fleming, after stay Of two
weeks with relatives in town, started yes
terday for his home in Memphis, Tenn.
His wife and daughter will make longer
visit.
The missionary societies of the Metbo-
dist church will meet at the parsonage Fri
day afternoon, September 2. Will the
please bear this in mind and try
to be present.
Mrs. Eta L. Howard, who visited at C.
H. Rich's during the past two weeks re-
turned to her home in Worcester yester-
day. She and Mrs. Rich visited in Lon
donderry last week.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hall,
mailed at Queenstown, state that they had
a most delightful trip across the ocean,
which the members Of their party were all
able to enjoy to the utmost.
The Grand Army of the Republic is
title full of signifcarcs in this year 1898.
It will be encamped at Cincinnati in S p
.ember, and from New England will travel
Vi. the popular Fitchburg railroad.
The Ryder cottage at Claremont juno
ion, which has been occupied lately by
". A. Ferguson and family and Mrs. F.