Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-27
STATIONS RIVER.

Francis Farr and wife have returned home |
after pending several days with relatives at |
Windham.
large party from this piece attended a |
concert at Athens Thursday evening given |
by the boys of the Kurn Hattn home, West
minister.
Madam Roux is slowly improving and lie
now able to attend to some of her duties.
Miss Grace Wiley returned home from Bur-
lingtou last week much improved in health.
which we hope will be permanent.
Mrs. William Fuller of Andover called on
Fay Fuller and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Neil visited in Grafton Friday and
Saturday.
Fred Coleman and wife of Londonderry
visited his brother, G. Coleman, Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Agnes Condor is working for Mrs.
Fred Rand.
Edward Glynn is visiting at j. X. Ban
crofts'
Mr.. and Mrs Mcdonald and son Colin of
Bellows Falls visited their sister, Mrs. Harry
Bailey Friday.
Mrs Parker returned last week to her home
in LawreL ce's Mills after helping to care for
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Woodward, who is
gradually failing in health.
The covenant meeting of the Baptist church
will be held next Saturday afternoon at 2 80.
The Christian Endeavor society of the Bap-
fist chui CHI will hold business meeting tomor-
row evening Tor the election of officers for
the ensuing six months. A large attendance
is desired.
Mrs. George Chandler of Hartford, Conn,
visited last Friday at Mrs. j. F. Alexander's |;
| she returned home Saturday accompanied by
j. W. Graves and wife.
Rev. F. G. Boughton, president of the Bap-
| fist state convention, went to Brandon yes
| terday to attend the meetings which were
opened in the morning and will be continued
| until Thursday noon.
Mrs. A. H. Hubbard went to Chester on
| Monday to remain about week at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. H. L. Ballou.
! Miss Lila Stoddard is visiting her brother,
Frank Stoddard, at his home in Ludlow.
| Curtis Ball is suffering from broken
shoulder blade,caused by kick from horse
| at his home.
Mrs. Frank Dwinell has so far recovered
| from her sickness as to be able to visit her
sister, Mrs. Buemond at Rockingham.
Miss Hattie Clarke went to Windsor yes
terday to sing at a concert held there last
evening.
W. W. Barry attended meeting yesterday
of the New England Milk Producers com
pany, which was held in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tenney went to Ports
mouth to visit their daughter, Mrs. Wood.
Charles Dow of Westmoreland has beer
spending few days with his parents, W. B
Dow aud wife.
Mrs. Towsou of Philadelphia is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Wilbur.
John Paddock of Hartford was in tow,
Monday.
Miss E. Langee of Everett, Mass, il
spending few days in town previous to re
turning to Oberlin college.
r. Eugene Smith has returned to Mrs. F
Hartley's, after spending week in Boston
Rev. and Mrs. L G. Roux's French schoo
, opened today. Misses Garland and Burnhan
of Gloucester have returned to finish thei
course.
Fred g. Rand was in Claremont last weel
from Tuesday until Saturday. He acted a
one of the judges of horses at the Sullivan
county grange iair. His tallyho with fou
party of young ladies of the elite set G
7 Claremont.
r M. @. Bailey of Bellows Falls visited hi
parents, Henry Bailey and wife, Sunday.
Martin Page and wife went to Oxford, N
: H., Friday where they have bought farm.
81 Mrs Albert Barry and little son returne
Sunday to her home in Bellows Falls, afte
, spending several days with her parents, MI
and Mrs Little.
William Williams and wife visited friend
in Chester Sunday.
| CnarleS montgomery mas moved into tn
7 tenement recently occupied by Mrs. Davit
son.
, A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Char
man Sunday.
Roswell Thrasher went to Newport, vt.
Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Anna Haskell came from Grafton o.
Monday to visit Mrs. Fl. A. Davis for few
days.
) Prof. M. B. Franklin, the well known ey
: specialist will be at Charles Osgood's iewe
~ store Tuesday and Wednesday, Octobe
3 and and can be consulted free of charge
Spectacles and eye glasses fitted for the mos
difficult cases.