Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-26
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Miss Grace Marsh of Brookline visited her
sister, Miss Marsh, few days last week at
DR.. F. L. Osgood's.
Mrs. Lyman Aldrich fell last week and
broke one of her limbs; she is getting along
as well as can be expected.
Holland Osgood and his son, G. W .Osgood,
have bought the Barrett farm.
During the past week nine new pupils en-
tered the primary department of the village
schools. Mrs. Wheeler has now aS scholars
under her care, and has only accommodation
for "a.
Messrs. Thompson, Spaulding, Dow, Davis
and F. and Charles Wright of Bellows Falls
spent Sunday at the home OF their parents.
Miss Grs ce Williams returned from West
minter yesterday after spending few days
with Miss Helen Spaulding. .ass.
Miss Nellie Wiley still remains very sick.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence is helping to care for
her. ga
Mrs. Arthur Jellison and her mother, Mrs.
Tenney of Bellows Falls spent yesterday at
Mrs. 81. A. Davis. i5itj Es
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison returned home last
Saturday after weeks absence. - vi
L. P. Barry has been suffering for few
days with an attack of the grip, but is now
able to be out. saeagg. -
Miss Lucy Pratt went to Townsend last
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. George
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Mrs. Evans of Bellows Falls spent the Sab
bath with friends in town.
The baseball game last Monday afternoon
on the campus between Vermont Academy
and Kimball Union Academy, was good
game but played slowly; it resulted in a
score of to 8 in favor of Vermont Academy.
The Golden Cross will hold special meet
ing tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows hall.
All members are requested to be present.
T. II. Hughes representative of the Ethan
Allen commandery of the Golden Cross went
to Rutland yesterday to attend meeting of
the grand commandery; he was accompanied
by his wife, who is member of the commit
tee.
Herbert Barry has secured a position as
clerk in the Citizens National bank at New.
port, N. H.
The Ladies' Industrial society of the Bap.
| tist church will meet this afternoon at the
church parlor. Supper will be served at
o'clock cordial invitation is extended tc
all.
Mrs. G. L. Blake's window at her millinery
ranged, displaying a profusion of beautiful
flowers and several pretty trimmed hats.
A very successful recital was given las
Saturday evening at Vermont Academy II
| an apprecistive audience. All the selection.
4 on the program were good and were heartily
applauded.
Last Monday Louis Parmenter got hur
tswhile helping Ezra Fisher and another maj
to take a cow to Walpole. They could Meth
| er lead nor drive the animal, 80 they chainet
| it to a lumber wagon and had Louis driv,
| while they followed behind in a team. The
COW kept shying from one side to the othe
| and finally turned the wagon upside dowI
with Louis underneath. He struck his heat
on a sharp stone which made a large cut; hi
face and one shoulder was also badly bruised
The senior class at Vermont Academy wen
to Westminster last Monday evening to a su
gar party at the home of Miss Helen Camp
bell.
j. W. Graves went to Windsor last Monda.
TO visit his daughter, Mrs. Frank Whitcomb
for few days.
Mrs. Louisa Graves has gone to Westmin
ster to spend the day with her brother, ,Henr
willard.
W. B. Glynn has Just made his first ship
ment of leo gallons of maple syrup.
Mrs. /. A. Holmes has not been feeling q
!, well for few days.
. The worsted mill company are having 81
tensive alterations made at the mills so this
they can have more looms. At present tn
weave room is crowded with machinery an
in order to make room for about seven me-
looms, they are having a large room mad
out of what was formerly the wood shed The
will use 1t for machinery that is now in th
a engine house to connect the two rooms.
Advertised letters, h. W Fish, Frank Van'
Miss Belle Golden.