Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-13
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collection for the benefit of the church
and society will he taken next Sunday at the
Congregational church.
Mrs Julia Dunn is visiting her niece, Mrs.
". .: Williams, aud family at Maple Grove,
arriving MONDAY afternoon from Boston.
Josiah Stearns is making an extended visit
with relatives in New York state.
There are ITO pupils enrolled in the village
SCHOOLS this fall, an increase of some 10 or II.
Kendall Banning left Yesterday to enter his
sophomore year at Dartmouth college.
Mrs. Helen Hildreth is spending a few
days in Drewsville with her cousins, Henry
later.
DIR. and Mrs, w C. Matthews we're in Keene
the hrst OF the week, the guests of George M
Rossman and wife.
Misses Annie M. Buffum and Mary H. Bel.
lows return this week to Smith College in
Northampton.
Fred A. Ramsay is able to be out again
atter recent serious illness.
There were three arrests for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct on Saturday evening.
George Taggard, wife and daughter, Pearl
Navarro visiting in Philadelphia with Charles
Taggard and family.
Fred Riley is learning the machinist' 8
trade in Springfield, t.,leaving few weeks
since.
Mrs. Francis of Putney was in town last
week with friends.
Miss Alice W. Jennings has returned from
q two weeks vacation, including trip to
Brant kHck, waterbury, Ct ana Poughkeep-
sic, N. and has resumed her position with
the Chase Furniture company in Bellows
Falls. Miss Jennings spent last Sunday at
her home in this village
Charles M. Russell has recently purchased
the Hitchcock house on the corner of Main
and North streets; consideration $500. We
understand MI. Russell intends to make quite
extensive repairs and Improvements, the lat
ter including iain water citsern and fur
mace.
Arthur 2. Davis returns this week to the
State Institute of Technology in Worcester.
Mrs. M. II. Gorham spent few days in
Saxtons River last week with James Stratton
and wife.
William G. Banning of Naw York spent
Sunday and Monday here with his family on
Prospect Hill.
Edward Wells is making some repairs on
his residence just north of the village.
The little daughter of N w. Holland and
wife is reported as somewhat improved at
present writing.
Mrs. Mary e. Weymouth left several DAYS
ago to spend some time in Rutland with Mrs.
Helen B. Smith and family.
Thomas s. Sargent and Edward Barnes
Riley have entered Kimball Union Academy
in Meriden, N, H., for the school year ensu-
ing, leaving the first of this week.
Some 10 or 20 children comprising the Sun
day school classes of William Hawkes. and
Mrs. c. l.. Bemis we're entertained Saturday
afternoon at the Congregational parsonage.
Miss Ida Southwick, who for the last six
years has lived in town at Maple Grove farm,
intends to leave this week for her home at
Moores' Forks N Y. to remain for several
ell, Mass
John W. Graves is again confined TO his
room with sciatic rheumatism, having Uttered
relapse. His little son George is also quite
seriously i'll.
William Hunt Bellows, who came from
Cincinnati to atten d the Old Home Day cele-
bration, starts this week on the return trip,
going by the way of Boston and visiting in
Mills with the family of Frederick Holland.
William Sibley has been in town tor few
days after an abserce of several weeks. We
are told he intends to go in to the livery bust
ness with his brother in Wsterville, Mass
While here he bought two horses of F. A
Lebourveau and started Sunday about noon
to drive to Waterville, expecting to reach
there that evening.
DIR Allbee of Bellows Falls was in town
Ouhuay III cousultatlOu Win Dr. a. +. hlch-
ardson.
Mrs F. W. Hooper, Miss Rebecca L Hoop
or and Master Dana, with Mrs. Holden, left
Monday morning for Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Elizabeth V. Driscoll has returned
for the senior year in St. Mary's Academy in
Manchester, N. II.
Frank T. ellison, who for the past year and
half has been in the flee of the B. & M
R. r company in Boston and Manchester,
enters this fall the school of technology in
Worcester for four years course.
Mrs. Mary II. Hastings is the owner of
new saddle horse which came last week from
Boston.
Gardner Bridge and nurse are at Mrs E.
+. Tobey's, arriving few days ago from
North East Harbor, Me.
DR. and Mrs. H. A. Hewey of Fitchburg
haye been spending week here with D. W.
G, Ordway and wife.
A. D. Coffin and Miss T. Haskell were in
town Saturday on a trip by carriage from
Windsor Locks, Ct to Newport, N. II.
Mrs. Martha A., wife of D. R. Pierce, died
on Monday, September IL, at the age of 81
years, after an illness of over years dura-
ton. Mrs. Pierce was resident in town for
some seven or eight years, the family moving
here onto what is known as the Gates farm
near the head of High street. She leaves
husband, two daughters, Mrs Theodore So
guel Of this town and Mrs. Emma Putnam;
there are also two sons. Funeral services
will be held Thursday at l o'clock in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Bancroft of Buffalo and Mrs. Carrie
Glynn of Lexington, Mass, who are spend
ing the summer in Saxtons River, were in