Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-27
H. S. Gray spent Sunday in Grafton.


William Pelkey was in Fitchburg two
days the first Of the week.
MISS Margaret Keete returned from a
two weeks visit 10 Rutland.
Miss Frances Morse goes to her school
in Stamford, Conn.,, tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Howard were in
Boston Tuesday and Wednesday.
E, c. Barnard, who is on the grand jury
at Newfane, spent Sunday at home.
Michael Keefe spent Sunday in West
Minister West with his grandmother.
G. S. Gates and Edward Hobson re-
turned from Lake Rescue the first of the
week.
Mrs. Fred Morse Of Springfield was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. A. Bush, Mon
day.
i Rev. G. r. B. Dodge is attending the
Baptist State convention at Brandon this
week.
H. H. Green of Harvard 1900 was the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Walter Blake,
Sunday.
| Miss Cora Shedd is taking two or three
weeks vacation in Rouses Point, N. Y,
and vicinity.
i Perley Blanchard, who has been visiting
his brother in Burlington for few days,
returned to town Saturday.
John Lawrence went to Springfield last
, night to attend the funeral of his brother,
| Nelson, the burial being today.
4 John Church and Harry McKinnon
went Burlington yesterday. Both will en-
ter U. V. M. in the class 1902.
II Herbert Dodge is successor to g Pete
}, Wright as clerk at the Rockingham.
"Pete' is going to Brattleboro.
N. G. Williams went to Boston Tuesday.
From there he intends to go to New York
and attend the Dewey celebration.
, R. G. Thomas returned from Detroit
Mich, Monday where he attended the
Sovereign Grand lodge, 1. o. o. F.
Carl Allen, porter at the Rockingham
went to Brattleboro yesterday, where he
will act as marshal during the fair.
Miss Olive Cauger gave domino party
to several of her friends at the home of hel
aunt, Mrs. F. W. Richards, last evening.
Charles H. Hoyt, the playwright, haI
returned to New York much improved il
1t health and is engaged in the writing Of
new play.
IS Monday Master James w. Flavin CAV
a nice little party to about 20 children 0
d his own age. With refreshments AM
a good social time, the afternoon passet
d quickly.
The banns of marriage between Mis-
o Margaret Brick and Michael Page wer
published at St. Charles Roman Catholi
r. church Sunday.
Miss Harriette W. Clarke OF Saxton
n River sang in concert given in Windso
last evening in which Charles Williams, tn
hum orlst, had part.
William j. Trombly of Springfield
!, passed through here Monday on his wa
: to Alstead where he will be married t
: Miss Alberta Wilder today.
-, Mrs. G. T. Grout and son William, an
: George S. Grout and family attended tn
one hundredth anniversary of the settle
ment of the Grout homestead in Kirb
l. yesterday.
. IF pleasant the members of the Go
club will be entertained at the club hous
% from to this afternoon by Mrs. j. W
n Flint, Mrs G. H. Williams and Misse
Lucy Barker and Charlotte Day.
Miss Lillian Wilder returned Saturda
IS with stock Of fall millinery. She pssse
three weeks IN Boston buying stock an
IN studying styles. She is to be assisted thi
v fall by Miss Mary Keough of North Wa
pole.
m The Y. P. S. G. E. of the Congrega
er tional church will receive the young peopl
of the church and congregation in th
VS. church parlors, Friday evening at O'Clock
s. 1t is hoped that large number will ava
tn themselves OF this opportunity for plea'
ant social time.
1t was reported some time ago that job
lie P. Riley expected to rent the house at th
a corner OF Henry and South streets recent
vacated by E. G. Murphy and family
N We are informed that the report is incol
70 rect and that the house is for rent. MI
:, Riley will remain where he is at the corne
of Wastminter and Hapgood streets 70
the present.
% At the meeting of the ladies' society G
le Emmanuel church Monday afternoon
(. was voted to hold monthly socials durin
- the fall and winter. Mrs. w. j. Conan
= and Mrs. George L. Burnside were electe
delegates from the lceal auxiliary to tn
. annual meeting Of the Woman's Auxiliar
to the board of missions which meets i
Mammalian October g and