Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-17
Bellows Falls Times
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1899.
Bellows Falls News.

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f. M. Wilson has been in Greenfield,
Mass, several days this week.
Mrs. Cu,hing Adams returned few
days ago from brief trip to Chicago.
Harry +. Clarke of Maynard Mass
passed Sunday at Gageville, with his wife
Erwin Kelley succeeds Bruce Babcock
as bookkeeper for the Robertson Paper
Co.
Rev. and Mrs. j. H.!.Reid and children
reached home Thursday from Cambridge,
N, Y.
Miss Georgia Spaulding recently visited
her sister, Mrs. Bert Simonds, in Maiden,
Mass.
A. J. Muzzy and Mrs. H. E. Clarke
will pass Sunday in Claremont and Meri-
den, N. H.
o. M. Custer left Thursday morning for
Alliance, Ohio, to see his father, who is
not expected to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Davis of Minneap-
oils are the guests Of their mother and sis
ter, Mrs. M. N. Davis and daughter.
Mrs. H. F. King and son have been. to
Sunapee this week, putting their cottage
in readiness for the camping season.
Miss Mabel Gage was at her home in
Townshend last week and attended COM
mencement at the Leland and Gray Semi
nary.
Y. P. c. U. of the Universalst expects
to mold lawn party Tuesday, June q,
on the grounds of Mrs. Robertson and Mr..
Labaree.
Mrs. L. P. Moody Of West Newton,
Mass, visited at Perley L. Kimball's dur
ing the past week. She goes to Greenfield,
Mass, today.
John Bomhoner Of Montpelier stopped
at Miss Bertha Bigelow's and also called to
see bis cousin, Mrs.H. E. Clark OF Gage
vile recently.
George A. '1oodspeed was in New York
last week and returned Monday with the
two saddle horses belonging to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hall.
A cordial invitation is extended by Rev.
Albert Hammatt to the Free Masons, to at
tend the service at the Universalist church
tomorrow at 1880
Mrs. Albert Hammatt and Miss Annie
Ball visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Huntley
in Claremont during Mr.. Hammatt's alb
sence in North Adams, Mass.
At meeting of the Domestic Missionary
society held at Barre this week N. G. Will
liams was chosen vice president and G. w.
Osgood director for one year.
At the 46th annual assembly Of the grand
council of the royal and select masters, held
in Burlington, Tuesday evening G. Fl
Williams was elected grand lecturer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Gilbert of Felch.
vile, who have been visiting in Saxtons Riv'
er, are to be the guests of Mr.. Gilbert's
sister, Mrs. Sarah E. Hapgood, over Sun.
day.
Mrs George H. Babbltt has light at.
tack of canker rash, and Herbert, son Of
F. G. Pierce, is sick with scarlet fever.
Both houses on Atkinson street are quar-
antined.
V. N. Deming, for short time ticket
agent here and now mail clerk on the Shore
Line, Boston, Providence, and New York,
is in town this week and will remain until
Tuesday.
The "Old-time" service will be held at
the old church in Rockingham tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. There will be a
large chorus choir and an orchestra will
assist in the music.
Inspector James Bulman of Boston was
in town yesterday and was accompanied to
Saxtons River by Postmaster Cannon
where he went to inspect the postoffice as
required by law. He reported everything
satisfactory and said he found the Saxtons
River office in excellent shape.
James Bradley of New York, who some
years ago was resident of Bellows Falls,
is now at Sunapee with his family, occupy
ing the handsome cottage, which be ha,
lately built on Great Island. This i, one
of the finest places at the lake, admirably
fitted up and provided with boat house
and every other arrangement for the pleas
ure and convenience of its tenants.
F. j. Blake has on exhibition in Dean
& Deans show window four water color
pictures that-are of local as well as general
interest, one being view OF the rocks at
dry lake, another of the path through the
woods to the gate on the road to Minard's
pond, while third depicts scene at the
entrance to Houghtonville. The remain
ing one in the group represents some point
on the Hudson, and all are executed with
an artistic faithfulness to detail character
istic OF Mr.. Blake's productions.
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