Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-12
Bellows Falls News.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L. c. Lowell was in Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. John Smith was in Brattleboro
Thursday.
Miss Mabel Baird Of Chester was in town
yesterday.
S. E. Howes was in Boston Wednes-
day on business.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Spicer.
Lewis H. Smith i, spending two weeks
with relatives in Montreal,
w. A. Hall and wife left the first Of the
week for trip to Nova Scotia.
Senator Proctor passed through here
yesterday noon on his way north.
Miss Lizzie Hennessey is taking few
weeks vacation from Wales store.
james Byrnes was IN Keene yesterday.
Patrick Harry is in Boston on business.
E. A. Norwood left Yesterday for New
York city, where he will remain over Sun
day.
?. E. Ridden Of Greenfield is spending
week with his brother, DR.. j. T. Rud-
den.
w. A. Truax and wife and Mrs. M. B.
Jones are at the their cottage at Highgate
Springs for few weeks outing.
Mrs. Eva Woodward Seagraves of
Wellesley, Mass, is expected today to
spend Sunday at G. W. Osgood's.
Rev. G. R. B. Dodge returned from
Mortified, Mass, Thursday. He was there
four days attending the conferences.
M. H. and A. W. Ray have purchased
new row boat 1876 with cushioned seats,
capable of seating six or eight persons.
7. F. Kennedy, who has worked for
some time in the foundry here, went to
Rutland Thursday and will go west later.
l. A. Adams is in O. d. Gray's clothing
store again, after two weeks vacation
which he spent at the home of his parents
in Grafton.
A sewer pipe is being laid from the back
of the Suter block to the main sewer pipe
in the square for the purpose of draining
the bank back Of the block.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs,
Roscoe Beers and family, I. A. Adams
and wife, Misses Bertha Spring and Mil
dred Pelkey were at Lake Warren We'd
nesday.
George E. Welch, who has been on the
sick list tor the past week, has so tar re-
covered as to be able to 60 to Sunapee
lake, he and Mrs. WEIGH going this morn
ing.
G. A. Ross of Barre, formerly one of the
proprietors OF the Barre Evening Tele-
gram, is canvassing the town for memo
rial work. He expects to be here two or
three weeks.
Mrs. H. E. Day of Sharon who lived
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Brown Of this place large part of last
year, is now very sick with perit1nitis 1T
home in Sharon.
The ball game scheduled to be played at
Ludlow Thursday was not played on &C.
count of the rain. The Bellows Falls team
went mp on the noon train but came back
on the o'clock.
Richard F. Barker is sick with scarlet
fever and the house was quarantined We'd
nesday. George F. Burnside was about
to take short vacation but has decided to
wait until the quarantine is raised.
The house on Canal street owned by the
Canal company is undergoing repairs in
for tenant. 1t is being
newly painted and papered inside, and new
plumbing is being done.
Mrs. Sarah Moor and daughter, Miss
Mary, who have been the guests of Mrs.
Jane E. Allbee on Atkinson street for the
past three weeks, returned to their home
in Waltham, Mass, Thursday.
Henry Hewitt is contemplating erecting
a large tenement block on Island street
just back of the Island House. The plans
have not been completed as yet but the job
will probably be done by Contractor st.
Croix.
At the regular meeting Of the Odd Fell |
lows Thursday evening j. H. Blakley in
behalf Of the lodge presented Rev. F. w. |
Lewis with handsome silver cup and |
saucer as an expression Of appreciation of
the excellent sermon delivered at the an
nual memorial service.
Fred Whitcomb has severed his connec-
ion with the Cent,rl Vermont railroad |
here and has gone to New London, Conn,
where be has entered the employ Of the
New London division of the Central Yer
mont. His place here has been filed by