Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-29
Bellows Falls Times
SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1899.
Bellows Falls News.

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The book agents are coming thick and
fast.
Mrs. W. F. Perley lett Wednesday for
visit in Bethel.
Z. r. Ball was in Boston yesterday on
business.
w. IL. Roberts has finished work at the
Rockingham.
Roy Butter6eld is night clerk at the
Rockingham.
S. Teachout i, entertaining his daughter
from st. Adams.
Leon Marble was in Mortified and
Keene Thursday.
I.B. Newman returned Thursday from
Boston and vicinity.
Miss Carrie Smith and niece came Wed
nesday from Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blodgett are re-
joicing at the advent of son.
Miss Gertrude Kendall of Boston is the
guest of Miss Blanche Webb.
Miss Mary Williams visited friends at
CIRCUITS Crossing Wednesday.
A party OF Is or 20 expect to camp out
at Williams River over Sunday.
L. L. Durham is expected to return
from Old Orchard next Tuesday.
| Mrs. Jerry Wolfe of North Walpole is
very sick with inflammation of the stomach.
Miss Mabel Sumner has been clerking
in the Racket during the rush OF the special
sale.
Mrs. N. Pelton and daughter Belle OF
Rutland are the guests Of Mrs. c. H. Glib
son.
Mrs. Herbert Wilkins has returned from
Methuen, where she has been visiting hel
parents.
Miss Wealthy Sargent returned to Keene
Thursday after spending several days at f
L. Wilber's.
Misses Clara and Josephine Bunnell O.
Henniker, N. H., arrived Wednesday a
M. H. Rays.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. j. Planter have
returned from a weeks visit at Middle
Falls, N. Y.
Elton Winch is again attending to hi
duties in L. G. & G. E. Towards after
weeks vacation.
Miss Annie Curtis has left the Rocking
ham and her place has been taken by Mis-
Mary Mclaughlin.
MIR. and Mrs. Almon Bolles Of Mort
Walpole are the parents of a daughte
born last Sunday.
G. H. Orgood, who is in business i
Boston, is visiting his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. G. W. Osgood.
Miss Florence Young has returned fror
Westfeld, Mass, where she has been 70
the past two weeks.
Miss Katherine Sullivan will take tw
weeks vacation from the Racket, begin
ming Monday, July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Simonds OF Maiden
Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Simond
father, G. F. Spaulding.
Mrs. George Griswold returned Wed
nesday from Bethlehem where she ha
been staying for ten days.
Miss Lillian Whittemore went today
Wilmot, N. H., where she will make
short visit with relatives.
Miss Alice Morse of Boston, who ha
made her cousin, E. R. Ball, short visi
went Thursday to Winchendon.
Mrs. Ida Kiniry and daughter, also Mil
Hattie Riley of Claremont, visited FRIEND
~ in town the first OF the week. -
Carl Edminster, who has been visitir
his friend, John Drew, has returned to b
home at White River Junction.
The plan, have been completed for
new house, which 1. B. Newman will ere
back of his residence on Burt Place.
Bert Whitman went yesterday to o.
Orchard. He is taking two weeks v
cation from the Vermont Farm MachiI
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlay Of Viii
River Junction visited their sister, Mi
Nellie Dunlay, this week on their way
Rutland.
II. C. johnson and Miss Annie returnt
from Sunapee Wednesday. They expe
2. to occupy the tenement in 1. B. Newman
y house after August L.
Mrs. John Smith, who has been f
- some time the guest OF her daughter, MI
8 Albert Richards, returned Thursday to b
home in Cummington, Mass.
A party of tour, A. w. Flint, W.
Butterfeld, E. B. Carney and g. B. Pe
. ham, all of Lowell, Mass passed throu
here Wednesday in two canoes. Th
padded up to Wells River some time a
3 and were returning to Springfield, Mass.
| Hereafter the bank which attaches