Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-22
Gushing Adams is in Boston.

Az ii's yostorudy.
Miss Juna Fifeld expects to spend Sun
day at her home in Putney.
Charles Tiffany of Hazardville is the
guest OF f. G. Winnewisser.
A new pipe has been laid connecting the
Suter block with the main sewer.
Mrs, H. G. Bacon went to Windsor yes
terday she will remain over Sunday.
c. p. Godsoe left Thursday tor Berlin
Falls where he will remain few days.
Mrs. +. w. Trask and son, who have
been at Putney for the past two weeks, re-
turn tonight.
Miss Mary Dri,coll, who has been max
ing short visit at Charlestown, returned
last night.
Alfred S. Hall returned to his home at
Hinsdale yesterday after a short visit with
his brother, Webb Hall.
Lewis Robertson returned yesterday
after stay at Old Orchard and visit at
Schenectady.
The present senior class will give lawn
party next Thursday night. The place
will be announced later.
| Mrs. G. c. Winnewisser was in Keene
yesterday to see her son, A. R. Winnie
Wiser, who is at the hospital. so
/ Misses Margaret and Katherine Williams
and Miss M. E. SWEET leave today for the
Crawford House in the White Mountains.
j DR.. S. M. Blake has sold piece Of land
Cd the New Terrace to George l. Whitney,
who intends to build there sometime in the
future.
Miss j. M. Sylvester is very Ill at her
home in North Walpole, and Mrs. H. M.
: Parker has charge of the store during her
sickness.
!, There will be meeting of the class Of
1900 of B. F. H. S. Monday evening at
o'clock at the home of Miss Eta Melon
aid on Westminster street.
Miss Annie Brown, who has been fol
several weeks with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Brown, returned to her
home in Wellesley, Mass, Wedne sday.
The party, consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.F
c. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Under.
Y hill, Misses Lena Cooper and Stella Dun
ham, returned from Sunapee Thursday.
Miss Emma Ball, who for the past siz
: months has been in New Haven, Conn.
reached home yesterday. Miss Ball ha.
also been at the seashore for few week,
George Olmstead was home over Tues
q day from the Holyoke, Mass, hospital
s where he had toe amputated, and re
: turned Wednesday to remain two weeks
longer. :"
The old repair shop at the depot caugh
fire yesterday morning. The blaze wal
} discovered before any damage was dom
and easily extinguish ed with a few pals o
water.
: ga Pair of Spectacles" will be Rev. Al
bert Hammatt's theme at the Universalis
}. church tomorrow at 1880. After this serv
. ice the church will be closed until the frs
Sunday in September.
n The Y. P. G. U. will meet in the Uni
versalist vestry tomorrow evening at 6.15
Favorite Hymns and Why I Like Them
will be the subject; the meeting is to be
led by Mrs. Flora Howard.
Rev. j. Edward Farrow supplies pull
pit at Lyndonville tomorrow and gives thu
: Passion Play in the same church in thu
evening. He will lecture at several place.
" in the White Mountains during next week
Misses May Holland and May Simonds
e who have been staying with friends in Bel
lows Falls, returned to their home in Rut
j land Wednesday. Miss Molly Barrett
accompanied them, and will make Mis-
n Holland short visit.
:. The rehearsal of Emmanuel choir will b,
l. tonight at 80, the delay being due t,
:. Mrs. Elliott's absence on her vacation
II Some interesting music is in hand for thu
first Sunday in August and good attend
ance is hoped for. ....
n The lawn party Thursday night was wei
attended. 1t was cool night but the ic
cream sold we'll and about $50 wa, real
lied for the treasury. The band furnishe,
= music of high order and the program wa
much enjoyed by all present.
II Madam Sanford, who has been in Sail,
bury, Conn, for some time, is now at th
rectory to stay until the first of August
: when with her daughter, Miss Carrie San
n ford, she will 60 to Ogden,burg to spen,
month with her son, Rev. Edward San
II ford.
e Miss Alice Da,comb, who has beer
spending the past year in Texas with he
e brother, will resume teaching in the fall
|, filling the place of Miss Thompson, VIII
has resigned her position in the first an,
O second grades.
b Capt. George L. Bowtelle, who has TO
a long time been i'll with spinal trouble.
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