Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-13
Bellows Falls Times
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1899
Around Town.

G. E. King went to New York Monday.
f. j. Henkel of Brattleboro visited j.
E.O'Brien Monday.
Paul Butterield OF Wilmington visited
his cousin, O.. r. Butterfeld, Monday.
George Gould spent Sunday at his home
in Windham.
Mrs. Harriet Ellison Of Belmont, Mass,
the guest OF Mrs. Z. r. Lane.
William Mcdonald OF Claremont was in
town over Sunday.
PHI. Danforth has returned from his
vacation spent at Lake Sunapee.
M. C. Burnett and wife, who have been
visiting at Rockingham, returned Monday.
Miss Frances Bissell returned Saturday
from Keene where she spent last week.
Eben Bridge was in Brattleboro Mon
day.
| New boards have been laid between the
tracks at the crossing by the depot.
| j. 7. Keefe was in Boston the first Of
the week on business.
The Walpole golf club are erecting a
large clubhouse at their links in Walpole.
The regular weekly band concert will be
given at Morgan's Park Thursday night.
A. w. Ray returned Monday from Hen
iker, n H., where he made short visit.
Mrs. L. Hastings of West Concord is
spending week with E. R. Ball aod family
Miss Jane Dugan was in Keene Mon
day.
John w. Church goes to Woodstock
Friday for a short visit with friends.
F. S. Livermore was in Brattleboro yes
terday.
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
G.. D. Clarke of Gagevile, August 81.
| Mrs. S. A. Taylor of Cambridge ha
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. e. d
Clarke OF Gageville, the past week.
Miss Mary Crosier Of New York Cit.
spent last week with her brother, E. D
Crosier.
| Quite large number from Chester at
tended the services at the Baptist churcl
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Hapgood and daughter
Miss Hattie, are spending a week Ii
Keene.
| Floyd Forrest finished work at the depo
restaurant Saturday night and lett Monda..
morning for his home in Lebanon.
S. Lewis and Fred Dorney of St. Alban
were in town Sunday on their way to Ne'
York.
Miss Effie Ball returned yesterday fron
West Concord where she has been for sew
eral weeks.
AMBROSE Busby left Saturday for
weeks visit in Glens Falls, N. Y, wit
friends.
E. j. Cashen jammed his foot quite bad
ly at Flint's paper mill early Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Cora Rice left yesterday tor Bos
ton where she will spend her vacation fror
Wales Store.
Ed Condor returned Saturday tror
Springfield after spending two weeks wit
relatives.
I Mrs. P. H. Conley returned Monda
from Winchendon where she has spent tw
weeks.
Rev. j. E. Farrow preached Sunday i
the Congregational church at White Rive
Junction.
d. M. Hennessey left yesterday 70
Mortified and Montpelier where he Wi
spend two weeks.
Fred Strong and wife expect to retur
today from South Royalton where the
have been visiting since last Saturday
Tomorrow, Thursday September IA,
the last day on which corporation taxes ca
be paid and the discount secured.
L. C. Lowell starts both his trotters
Ginger Wilkes and Ed Gay, in the race
at Athol, Mass, today and tomorrow.
The excursion OF New England Pa,sen
ger agent, passed through here Monday O
its return to Boston.
J E. O. Young and daughter, Miss Mil
dred, returned Monday from visit i
Montpelier and other places.
w. j. Page returned Monday after
three weeks vacation at his home in Pitts
field. N. II.
Edgar F. Carruthers has been chose
: one OF the aids on the marshals staff TO
, Dewey day at Montpelier.
Jones' Cafe will soon be equipped witt
four new pool tables with the latest i'm
provements in balls and cues.
Miss Marion Candee, who has been tn
guest Of Mrs. C. H. Williams for severs
weeks, returned Monday to her home i
Poughkeepsie.
B. j. Riley and wife of Claremont ar
spending few weeks with Mrs. Riley
mother, Mrs. T. Mcdonald in North Wa
pole.
Harry McKinnon was in Hanover Mon
day. He expects to enter University {