Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07

E. L. Walker goes to Providence today |
IN business trip.
w. II. Bodine has his cellar nearly ready
or the new house which he is to build on
Atkinson street.
N. S. Brockway and his sister, Mrs,Jen-
,ison, are at the cottage in Sunapee, leave |
ng here Tuesday.
Active work in rebuilding Towns hotel
began yesterday. The hotel is to be
ready for occupancy by September l.
Albert Godsoe is moving this week into
the house which he recently purchased Of
A. II. Thompson on the Old Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Swain came back
Yesterday afternoon from Sunapee, where
they had been since the latter part Of last
week. $3.50
There will be bird walk Friday after
noon at quarter OF five, and those who
participate will meet at the fountain at the
foot of Terrace Hill.
Mrs. S. c. Fleming and her grand
daughter Helen leave Memphis, Tenn, to-
day tor Bellows Falls. Mrs. Fleming has
been at the south since last November.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Wilder, Jr., came
from Boston Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Sawyer. Mr.. Wilder is to return
today, but his wife will remain until Fri
day. t-.s..
Miss Derby of Leominster, Mass, and
Mrs. Warren of West Townshend, Mass,
were the guests Of their cousin, Albert
Derby, over Sunday. They returned to
their homes yesterday.
J.W. and F. q. Flint left yesterday fol
Lincoln, Me-, where they will attend the
annual meeting of stockholders OF the
Katahdin Pulp and Paper company. They
will return tomorrow night.
Next Sunday will be observed at thu
Uuiversalist church as Children's Sunday
The service will commence at 10. 30
Those having children to be christened
should have them at the .yestry by 11.15.
Dan Campbell came Saturday from tn
Rutland Classical institute and was at hom'
until yesterday afternoon, when he joine'
a party Of young men from the institute Oh
their way to attend the field day exercise
at Hanover.
Department Commander L. B. Harrl
of Lyndonville made E. H. Stoughton Pos
G. A. R., an official visit Monday. H
was accompanied by General Nye o
Maine. Speeches and social time mad
the program for the evening.
A large poplar tree on the embankmen
in the rear Of the TINES Office was blow
across the B. & M. track and the roa
leading from the Square to the mills durin
the noon hour yesterday. The telegrap
wires were cut clean in two. The dow
mail was delayed few minutes.
Miss Alice Davis, granddaughter Of MI
and Mrs. G. X. Labaree, Is a member {
the graduating class of the high school
Webster, Mass and has been elected clas
poet. She will compose both the ode an
the music. Mr.. and Mrs. Labaree expe'
to attend the commencement exercises.
The worms, it is said, will take unit
themselve, wings and fly away in less tina
two weeks longer. This ought to /
cheering news, for there are few commun
, ties in which the majority of the peop
were not ready to fly very shortly after tt
caterpillars entered upon the first stage
. their development. Though the plagt
has been bad enough in this vicinity, 9TH
places have been more severely dealt wit
if dispatch from Montreal is to be b
q lieved, which says that train on the S
Guillaume- Farnham branch Of the Canadis
l Pacific railway was stalled by a horde
caterpillars crossing the tracks, the raj
q being covered by the worms to a depth
O six inches. ..