Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-26

Miss Maria Holden is visiting friends in
Westmoreland for week or two.
John Ellsworth of Springfield, Mass,
was the guest of his brother, Charles Ems
worth, on Sullivan street last week
Miss S. Abbie Spooner was one of the
enthusiastic crowd that had the pleasure of
seeing Admiral Dewey at Lowell, Mass,
October 18th, on his way to Boston.
A COW belonging to Will F. Miner was
found dead one morning last week and in
| vestigation showed that she died from eat
ing chestnuts and sweet acorns in the pas
ture.
Quite a crowd of our people attended
the Walker auction at Weathersfeld last
Thursday. 1t was beautiful day and the
trip delightful whether taken by team,
bicycle or boat.
Rev. Paul Fish and bride OF New York
city have recently been guests of Mrs.
Catherine Paris at Woodside. Mrs Paris
is also entertaining Mrs. Lamson and Miss
Kirby of New Y ork city, and Miss Thomp-
son of Boston.
Everett Holden has returned from trip
to Keene, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
Mr.. Holden spent Dewey Day., October
IA, in Boston.
The CHI istian Erdeavor society held
social at the Congregational vestry Fri
day evening.
A large delegation from this place at
tended the production OF 'Jack and the
Beanstalk" at the Bellows Falls opera
house Saturday night.
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at Mrs. Newman's Saturday. Mr.. Ken
dali returned to Worcester today.
Alvin Fisk and family of Claremont and
George Fisk and wife Of Windsor were in
town Sunday to visit relatives.
The ladies of the Unitaria society will
serve their annual harvest supper at the
church parlors Thursday, October 26. A
good supper is assured.
Austin F. Hubbard was up from Somer-
vile last week for few days bunting at
his fathers home in North Cbarlestown,
and called on his friends in this village Fri
day. Mr.. hubbard is dealer in choice
fruit and produce at Old Orchard, Me-,
during the season and makes yearly trips
to South America, going in December and
returning in June. to purchase cocoanuts.
Several members of the q" Temperance
Town" company were in town Saturday
and Sunday and visited Mr.. Hoyt's mauso-
leum.
Mrs. Alkaline Chadbourne started Satur-
day on her journey to Kansas City, where
she will spend the winter. Her niece.
Miss Clara Foggett, who has-been visiting
her, remained over Sunday to close the
house. Miss Foggett will visit in Spring
| field before returning to her home in Ben
nington, Vt.
DR.. Charles Ward, who was the guest
of his sister, Mrs. r. R. Robertson, for
a week, has returned to his home in Utica
N Y.
Joseph Perham is again in town, at C.
T. Hulps.
John Cooley has gathered four bushels
of chestnuts this fall.
Twenty Charle,townites enjoyed seeing
Hoyt's Temperance Town." at Spring,
field Saturday. Richards and Garfield
are irresistibly funny as mink" and
Bingo" and Florence Earle is a beautiful
- Ruth"
Very neat little signs have been placed
on the corners of our village streets, show
ing townsman and stranger alike where he
is at. Many of us have had rather yagne
ideas heretofore of the names of some nj
| the streets.
Mrs. West and Miss West have returned
! from visit in Boston
Mrs. d. G. Stoughton is Ill and under
the care OF her physician, DR.. N. G.
| Brooks.
Epping has many friend, in this locality
and they learn with sorrow Of the serion,
fire, which destroyed $4,000 worth Of
property in very short time. Nav
Charlestown never suffer from like calam.
ity.