Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-22
SAXTONS RIVER.

Orren Smalley and wife of Bartonsvillt
passed the day recently with their niece
Miss Lora Cunningham.
E. K Foster returned to his home at Bos
ton Thursday.
Miss Alice Scofeld and her friends had
a picnic Thursday.
Miss Edith Dow of Haverhill, Mass, is
home for a two weeks vacation.
| HI Sheldon of Haverhill, Mass, returned
| home the first of the week after short visit
at A. j Farnsworth's.
DR.. Hannah Locke of New York city
called on DIR. Hattie Moon last Thursday.
| Miss Ida Graham went to Grafton to pass
| few days with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Bath
rick.
Mr.. Butterfield and wife of Brattleboro
visited last Tuesday at R. E. Smiths.
G. L. Blake and Will Warner have bought
out W. B. Glynn's grocery and hardware
business.
Harry Farnsworth has been spending
short vacation with his parents at Grafton.
Arthur Randlett commenced to work last
Saturday at the Silverdale hotel in Chester
field.
Miss Margie Cory is enjoying a visit from
the Misses Williams, daughters of Charles
Williams of Bellows Falls.
T. h. Hughes is remodeling all the plumb
Mrs. E. W. Finney expt cts to go to Boston
today.
Miss Hazel Tenney is with friends at Block
Island, &. 1.
Mr.. Fsrnsworth and wife are entertaining
Mr.. Farnsworth's sister, Mrs. Jaques Of
Haverhill, Miss Perkins of Haverhill, a
nephew, Ralph Green of Amesbury, daugh
ter, Mrs. W. T. Lee, and her son and daugh-
ter, Roger and Miss Rosaline, of Peabody,
Mass.
Mrs. Smith and daughter started yesterday
for their home at Railway, Nd.
Correction I'm an account of the accident
caused by falling out Of a carriage, which
appeared in Wednesdays issue, the name of
one of the Injured should be Mrs. J. j. Bros
nan instead of Miss Austin, that being her
maiden name.
Miss Venah Dean arrived home Thursday
from South Boston after spending about six
weeks at the home of her brother, Henry
Dean.
Mrs. c. L. Blake returned home from Sun
apee lake last Thursday.
Mrs. Henry W. Dean and her daughter,
Miss Ethel Tuttle, have come to spend few
weeks with her mother-in-law, Mrs. c. A
Dean.
Miss Grace Clough of Boston is visiting at
the home of her uncle, W. e Clough.
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children spent Thursday with relatives at
Bellows Falls.
Fred Rand has recently bought handsome
new tally no, which was made in Brattlebore
and painted in William Cnry's shop by
George Bailey and upholstered by J. W.
Graves. The carriage, which is highly pol
ished, is painted dark green with red and
yellow trimmings and must be seen to be ap-
preciated; the workmanship is of the best
and has been much admired by those who
have seen it. The harness is very pretty
and has silver trimmings which look fine on
his four black horses. Mr.. Rand bought the
tally-ho for his livery stables at Srofford
lake, Chesterfield, and took it there Yester-
day for the season.
Last Tuesday night serious accident oc-
CURED in front of Madame Roux's. Miss
Winchester had been driving Henry Knight 9
horse and was accompanied by Mrs. Knights
and her niece, Miss Durham of Athens
Miss Winchester got ont of the carriage at
Madame Roux's and when she had finished
her errand she noticed that the horse was
frightened and she Immediately took hold of
its head, but it threw her down and started
of at great pace towards the academy
grounds and threw Mrs. Knights out, break
ing her collar bone and bruising her face.
Miss Durham jumped out and escaped with
out injury.
PICNIC AT sPoFFoRD LAKE.
"A llttic DclUTo SIX U ClOCK wednesday mOTu-
ing number of people were on the corner of
Main and Pleasant streets waiting to see FRI d
Rand's new tally-ho start out on its first trip
filed with jolly party of young women.
The weather seemed little doubtful at first,
but afterwards proved to be charming, and
all were enthusiastic about the beautiful
scenery on the way to the lake; and on ar
irving at Silverdale were delighted with the
lake and its fine surroundings. An excellent
dinner was served at noon in the grove and
took the steamer for ne Grove hotel where
they spent pleasant hour, and then fin
ished the sail around the lake. After a SUBJ
stantial supper they started on their home
ward journey and arrived home little after
characterized the days outing Yesterday
the same party met near Mr.. Rand's house
for e. p. Taft to take their pictures, after
which Mr.. Rand took them for q drive
through the village.