Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-19
Mrs. Mary j. Arms is spending a few

John Drew is entertaining his cousin
from Randolph for few days. ~
A concrete walk has been laid in front
of the Congregational parsonage.
Rev. j. f. Farrow returned Monday
from lecturing trip in Canada.
Miss Florence Young has resigned her
position as teacher in the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cassidy are reioic-
ing at the advent OF a son, born last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Laura Carruthers is entertaining
her niece, Mrs. Waitress of Hartford,
Conn.
Miss Wealthy Sargent of Keene is max
ing short visit her aunt, Mrs. F. L. Will
Der.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcleod returned Mon
day after four weeks visit in Boston and
vicinity.
| Frank Massuco returned Monday from
trip to Detroit and points on Lake Su-
perior.
Miss Agnes Elmendorf leaves this after
noon for New York where she will remain
some time.
| Mrs. Charles Cochran has moved from
Towards block to Dan Higgins house on
Kerry avenue.
c. H. Sawyer has purchased Wallace
Whites cottage at Sunapee lake and will
move in August 1.
Mrs. Sarah Moor and daughter of Wal
than are spending few weeks with Mrs.
Jane E. Allbee.
Howard Hapgood of Keene is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Hapgood, on
School street.
The class of '99 of B. F. H. S. will
have class meeting Thursday, probably
at the high school building.
c. G. A. Ames played the organ at
the Congregational church Sunday in the
absence of Miss Ada Williams.
A. B. Crawford is one OF the lecturers
at the state summer school which opens
Saturday, July %, at Barton, Vt.
w. Cox and family left yesterday
morning for their home in Nova Scotia,
where they will spend the summer.
Rev. MIR. howard OF Charlestown
preached at the Universalist church last
Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
John Supple caught his fingers in the
calanders Saturday night, iuiuring them SO
that he will be unable to work for some
time.
The painters have begun work on the
exterior of Towns Hotel. Their work SO
tar has consisted largely of process Of
cleansing.
The postoffices at Cambridgeport, Gas
sets, Westminster West and South New
fame have been made money-order post
offices.
Misses Maud and Hattie Hapgood and
Mrs. Charles West expect to leave next
Saturday for York Beach, Me-, to remain
week.
A sewer is being laid on Bridge street.
A good deal of difficulty is experienced on
account of the ledge which is under the
road. Several blast, have been made.
The veterinary wagon Of Charles W.
Labaree passed through here to Saxtons
River Monday. This wagon is FOR the pur-
pose of advertising, and will probably be
in Bellows Falls the last of the week.
The May and June numbers of the Ora
Gle, came out yesterday in combined is
sue. In it are contained all the gradua-
ton essays delivered at the graduation ex-
ercises and at the reception.
Benjamin Wales of Belfast, Me-, visited
George R. Wales last week. Mr.. Wales
was the first foreman tor the Fall Mountain
Paper Co., and came here in 1870. He
found very few men under the hill who
were there when he left.
Ray Wilbur cut his right hand quite
severely in a moving machine Monday.
He was at Mr.. Riley's farm on the
meadows and while moving the machine,
his hand was caught in the knife. -
S. T. Pearson of the Howe Scale Co.
has charge of the work on L. G. & G. E.
Towards new Howe scales. The new
scales now being put in have capacity for
eight tons, three more than the old ones.
Mr.. Congdon of the Congdon & Car
penter Co., of Providence, r. L., was in
town yesterday. This firm deals in heavy
hardware and blacksmlth's supplies, and is
one of the oldest firms in the country, hav-
ing been in both families for five genera
tons.
William and Edwin Slattery, the four
months old twin SONS of Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Slattery, both died of the
whooping cough, Edwin Saturday