Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-08
SAXTONS RIVER.

=. u. Hecht and son of New York oity were
in town the first Of the week.
Miss Mabel Bemis returned to Newport
last Friday to resume her duties as teacher.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Os-
good last Tuesday afternoon, April 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tenney entertained
the whist club last Tuesday evening at their
home.
Mrs. Murphy of Plymouth, Mass, il ex-
pected to join her husband to-day.
The Christian Endeavor society of tho
Congregational church will serve new maple
sugar at the vestry, Monday evening, April
10Th from six to nine o'clock. All are cor
daily invited.
Miss Deborah Cory returned from Lsom-
inster yesterday.
Miss Meraf Towne is slowly improving IN
health.
We don't like to think that we have any
people in our village who are mean enough
to steal clothes from lines, but as . warming
TO housekeepers we mention the fact that
Roswell Thrasher's housekeeper left tho
weeks washing out last Monday night and on
Tuesday morning, all the clothes had disap-
peared.
Misses Alice and Edith Frost of Bellows
Falls have been visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. D. Campbell for several days.
Miss Julia and Ezra Fisher have gone to
live on their farm which was recently Va
Gated by Mr.. Bemis.
A. F. Dennet agent for the Racine
Chemical fire e1tinguisher gave successful
exhibition on Main street Wednesday even.
ing. He has canvassed the town and organ.
lied club.
William Cory has recently bought the
house he has occupied for several years, oi
| Miss May Spalding of Bethel.
Fay Osgood is learning the barbers's bust
ness with his father c. e. Osgood.
| Miss Electa Goodhue has been sick fol
more than a week, but is slowly improving
p. Ober has been quite sick for some TINT
past.
| DIR. and Mrs. Edward Ellery entertained
few friends last Wednesday evening at thsi
| home.
| Miss Blanche Nichols has commenced K
work for Mrs. Chas. Smith.
We are very pleased to state that Miss Hat
tie Clarke's health il very much better.
Mrs. E. W. Finney has opened milliner
| store on Main street in one part of Alber
Will ms house. See advertisement in an
| other column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Joslyn of Brockton. ar
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y
Simonds.
Mrs. A. H. Hubbard, her little erandso
and the nurse, went to Chester last Thursda
" WISH uor cniluTens rev. ana mrs. n.
Ballou.
Il The Christian Endeavor societies have ff
their subject tomorrow evening; "The hol
garments. Eph 4; 20 "a; Rom. 6: 4.
Mrs. Gone of New York city, has been stor
ping at Mrs L Walkers for few days.
Miss Nellie Wiley at the time of writin
was feeling little better.
Simon Davis commenced work last Mon
day morning for John Drew, barber at Bel
lows Falls.
A bout 40 persons attended the Ladies be
nev olent society ofthe Congregational churc
which was held last Thursday at the vestry
Everyone had very pleasant time.
The Dartmouth college Glee club at Bel
lows Falls Opera House Monday evenin
April 10.
Mrs. G. L. Blake goes to Brattleboro to
day where she will remain over Sunday sn
on Monday will start for New York, wher
she goes to buy millinery goods and get tn
styles. She will return the 18th, accompan
led by Miss Hattie Gregar who will act q
trimmer for the entire season. Miss Grega
has had experience for several years in Ne,
York city.