Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-19
CAMBRIDGEPORT.

Miss Mary Simmons Giles of Montreal was
| a guest at Mrs G Thrasher's last week
Friends of Miss Mabel Albee ofTownshend
| former Cambridgeport girl, are interested
to hear that she has received from the town
superintendent of schools certificate of ex-
animation to enter Leland and Gray semi.
nary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxfield and Mr.. and Mrs. R
N. Marsh drove to Newfane Monday to be
present at the rendering OF Uncle Toms
Cabin.
The family party at Liberty Harwood's was
increased last week by the arrival from New
York state of his daughter, Mrs. Sarah Beach
from Adams, Mass OF the son, Albert Har
wood, and wife, also three grandchildren
Mrs. Clara Knapton and husband and Bert
HARDWOOD.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marvin, who have
spent several weeks here, have left for their
home in Minnesota.
nThree persons united by letter with the
Congregation al chn CHI here last Sunday
Mrs. Lasher exchanged pulpits with Rev
G. +. Chaplin of Saxtons River, who gave q
helpful discourse on coincidence in God"
is expe cted that Rev. j. II. Reid of Rel
lows Falls will preach here next Sunday
evening at 80. All are cordially invited to
attend this service.
N G. Marsh of Brookline is spending some
time with the family of his 6, n.
Miss Edith Goodrich is visiting her sister
in Woburr, Mass.
Mrs. w. C. Robbins house is looking very
neatin its new coat of Iaint. The work was
done BY Mr.. Keith, rs
Recent tidings from some former residents
inform us that Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Eastman
will probably brave the heat and remain in
Aiken, S. c., during the summer; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Fl. Allbee are occupying their new
house in Allendorf, Iowa, and taking occa
sionai business and pleasure trips behind a
pair of spirited colts; Rev. and Mrs. G. H
Bolster are pleasantly settled in the parson
age at Mechanisville, Mr.. Bolster supplying
the pulpts at that place and Cuttingsville;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Stevens, whose plans
were changed by the burning of the Bay View
Hotel, write that they have decided to eight
it out" and at the suggestion of guest have
hired a smaller place.
Mrs. Lasher will conduct meeting for
children at the chLI ch Thursday afternoon
at,3 o'clock.
6 Notice has been given that Deacon G. W.
Osgood of Bellows Falls will speak here in
the interests of the Christian Endt avor so.
cIety Tuesday evening, July 25, If the wealth
or, is favorable, If not, the following evening.
His subject will be "From the Atlantic to the
Pacific 1t is also announced that after the
address there will be social hour at which
foAuhISOi huoiC via 10 SOlCitCu ohu IOti osH-
ments served on the church lawn. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
Recent rains have been very refreshing.
Haying is pi crossing and while the crop
will be lighter than last year in some places
it is thought to be of better quality.
The work on soapstone is now being done
at the upper mill.
Mrs. st, alton aud Mrs. D. Stevens have
been enjoying visit from their sister, Mrs
Harriet Perbam, who has been for some
months at Saxtons River.
A number of people from here went to
Grafton Monday evening and listened with
much interest to Ex-minister Barrett in his
story of life 10 Siam, and to his opinions on
the eastern question.