Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-23
New York, having spent the past month

Eew 1ork' having spent the past month a.
Mrs. j. G. Bellows was in Portsmouth {
lew days this week, returning the 22i.
Mrs John ?. Holmes and daughter Mary
came home Thursday from protracted visit
with relatives in Bethel, Vt.
DIR. L A Newton made brief visit at b;s
home in Greenfield Wednesday aud Thursday
of this week.
d. w. HAYWARD aud wife, Miss Mary Spar-
| naWk and Mrs. Olive G.. HAYWARD and dauph.
Ter Eleanor drove to Putney Thursday and
wife.
| Mrs. W. @. Matthews has been confined to
the house by illness for the past two weeks.
The cottage house on the river road, for
many years the residence of The late Miss
Dlana o. Wlers, is offered for sale at public
auction on Saturday next at 2P There is
also some land attsched, one hall acre more
or less' th~t will be sold at this date also.
Mrs Lizzie s Branderburv, who has been
spending few weeks with relatives at the
Dlnsnore, started Wednesday for The return
TRIP to her home il Washington, d. c.
Miss Alice Car field is the guest Of her
uncle, j. w. Hayward aud family, arriving
from Cambridge the 22d
Rev E A. Keep was in Boston this week
IN attendance at the Intern ational Council.
Mrs. Helen A. Hosmer was the guest few
days this week at Hon. J. G. Bellows while
on her way home to Waterfowl, Mass, from
trip to Montreal.
DR.. G. H. Eaton returned the 2lst to New
York city.
The millinery exhibit st Perry & Porter's
on Thursday was q ute largely attended by
the feminine population. Several pretty de-
signs were noticed in fall and winter STYLES
ana there was good assortment OF trim
mings IN yelvets, ribbons, wings, etc, appro-
pirate for thecoming season. Miss Raymond
was at Westminster Friday at the home of E
E. Gotta.
ii. A. Perry and granddaughter ,Rena Por-
ter,drove to Keene Friday to attend the post.
poned grange fair.
S. s. Newton OF Keene was in town the
first of the week.
Miss Owen is again the guest of Mrs. Col
gate Gilbert.
Miss Helen A. Watkins came home Mon
day from visit with relatives in northern
Vermont.
G. E. Seymour and W. R. Forester, both
OF Sprinfgeld were in town Thursday at FA
Lebourveau's, leaving Friday to attend the
fair at Keene.
Misses Helen Hubbard, Lila Pierce and
Lenabel and Mabel Hawkes. took a trip to
East Putney Friday on their wheels, remain
ing over night with friends and returning
Saturday.
M D. Mitchell, lawyer from Franklin,
Pa was the guest from Wednesday until
Friday this week of his friend, DR.. Buffum
Mrs. Ellen Hosmer and Mrs French left
Friday afternoon for New York city.
Mrs. H. A. Perry is expected home Mon
day from few days visit in Northampton
with her sister, Mrs. L. S. Davis and family. |
Nearly two carloads of ste OK were taken
from the Homestead farm TO the fair in |
Keene.
Mrs. A. s. Wood from Nashua has been |
visiting her sister, Mrs. jerome Lebourveau. |
and other relatives in town.
The party from here in attendance at the
fair in Claremont returned Thursday, some
OF them coming home on the cars.
Owing to the recent rain the fair in Keene
was postponed until Friday. Mention has
been made of the town tea N of horses from
Waipole as unusually fine, especially two
pair from the Homestead farm; the gray per-
cherons weighing 32O0 pounds and pair of
handsome brown horses, weight 2S00 pounds.
The meeting for the discussion of system
Of water works this evening at s O'Clock.
G M Thompson spent Sunday in Saxtons
River and Miss Alice Jennings was home
from Bellows Falls.
Ira s. Hubbard is using gasoline engine
rom +. M. Gilhert's to cut ensilage, cutting
It is reported, 20 tons in 21 hours
Mr.. Eaton of Charlestown was in town
his week and bought yoke of oxen of O S.
d aboard which he will use for logging this
all and winter.
Mrs. L. A. Newton leaves today for a visit
It her home in Saratoga, N. Y,
Miss Eta Holden of Alstead is visiting her
sister Edith at H. A. Perry's.