Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-19

Mrs Frank Kimball went to Newport.
Vt, Wednesday for short visit.
Miss Mable McCafiery went to her
home in Waterbury, VT, Thursday.
b. j. Riley OF Claremont is visiting
friends and relatives in North Walpole.
William A. Read and family of FAN
River, Mass, are in town for few DAYS.
Miss Annie Griffin returned Wednesday
from Keene where she spent week visit
ing.
F. P. Good, formerly employed in Bur-
nett's billiard rooms, is working in Wig
gins cafe.
Mrs. W. w. Dodge and daughter Ada
arrived home Saturday from weeks stay
in Boston.
J. r. Ball and son Stewart of Water
vile, Canada, are visiting relatives here
and in Athens.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien who has been spend
ing week in White River Junction. re-
turned Wednesday.
Arthur Labato, who has taken short
vacation from the store of Bodine & Davis,
returned to his duties Thursday.
Misses Lillian and Edith Hapgood Of
Keene are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Hapgood on School street.
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Mrs. H. M. Pelkey left Thursday for
Mittenaegue, Mas, where she will make
an indefinite visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Crandall of East
Cambridge, Mass, are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Rice on the Old Ter.
race.
Hezekiah Brooks, graduate of Nor.
witch University, has lately begun work at
Halls paint shop in the capacity of assist
ant chemist.
Miss Alice Jennings left Thursday tor a
trip to Brant Rock, Waterbury and POUCH
keepsie, N. Y. She expects to be away
till September 1.
Misses Effie Ball and Grace Brown
leave today for West Concord. Vt. Miss
Brown will remain week, and Miss Bal
will spend three weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Wolfe, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Patrick Wolfe and Miss Nellie Col
Inns attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs
Collins IN Claremont Thursday.
| Grace, Mabel and Frank Perry left las
Monday for Forest lake Winchester, N
H., for stay of several weeks. Mrs. W
| E. Perry will JOIN them Monday.
Mrs. Charles Griswold of Springfield
Miss Gertrude Dodge of Lowell, and Mis-
Lillian Bugbee of Ludlow are visiting a
D. A. Bugbee's on the Old Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Marggraf with
small party of friends celebrated the frs
, anniversary Of their marriage in a quie
way at their home on Hapgood street yes
. terday afternoon.
, There will be preaching service at th
Old Church in Rockingham next Sunday
! the goth, by Rev. F. W. Lewis, of Below
Falls. 1t is very much hoped that man
will be out to hear him.
Mrs. Dennis Holland and two childre
of Rutland visited her sister, Miss Nelli
Dunley Of this place, Thursday on he
way to White River junction. Miss Dun
ley expects to join them there this week.
The Connecticut valley is known far an
wide as one of the most beautiful region
Y in the New England states, and that par
of the valley near Claremont where th
, district camp meetings are held is investe
in scenic attractions OF most interestip
and enticing character. The meetin
ground is a model of convenience, an
| everything that is useful to the camper
, to be found at this favorite ground. tn
annual assemblage is to be held August l
to %, inclusive, and during that time th
Boston & Maine railroad will sell reduce
rate tickets to CIaremont Junction from
many of its stations.