Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-30
visited at Philadelphia, Boston and several

visited at Philadelphia, Boston and several
other places.
S. d. Bacon of Wellington, o., has
been visiting at Mrs. H. A. Thompson's.
George Blodgett of Charlestown is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs F. Forgett.
Mrs. Fred Rand returned home last
Friday after passing few weeks at Suna-
pee lake.
Miss Nellie Wright is working at the
Bellows Falls bakery for her brother
Charles Wright.
Miss Rose Forgett spent Sunday at Sun
apee lake.
Miss Edith Foster went to Newport last
Saturday to visit Miss Abble Goodell for
week.
Ray 0. Hughes is assisting in the post
office during the absence of Miss Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barry went to
Bradford last Saturday to pass few days
with Mr.. Barry's sister, Mrs. Webb.
Rev. Charles A. Piddock of Hartford,
Conn arrived in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Phelps of Northamp-
ton, Mass, are expected tomorrow at
Mrs. Henry Cobb's.
F. B. Locke went to Sunspee last FRI
day to spend few days with bis wife; he
was accompanied by his daughter, Miss Z.
Locke.
Healey and Bigelow's entertainments are
attracting large audiences every evening
and they have decided to continue their
exhibitions throughout this week.
M. P. Barry has been making brief
visit with his son, Henry Barry at Provi-
dence, r. l.
Abner Cunningham has been very sick
since last Sunday.
The Warner home boys had straw ride
yesterday to Westminster to visit at the
Kurn Ha tin home.
Prot Orin Locke visited Monday at R.
E. Smiths.
A party of young people had corn
roast last Friday evening on Warner hill.
Mrs. G. l.. Blake went to New York
city today to buy her fall millinery goods.
Miss Lizzie Glynn returned last Satur-
day to Somerville, Mass, to spend the
winter.
Advertised le'ters-Frauk M. Ballou,
Fred Wilson, Miss Mary E. Holden, Miss
Maude S. Reade.
Mrs Berry, who has been stopping at
Mrs. J. Whitcomp's for two weeks, re-
turned to her home at Cambridge yester-
day; her daughter, Miss Berry, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Cook, at the Warner home
Mrs. Gordon and her daughter, Miss
Carrie, are going to return today to their
home at Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. E. W. Finney and son returned
home last Thursday from Boston after
five weeks visit in that place and vicinity.
Mrs. Kent of Oceola, MIMI, made
brief visit last Friday at Mrs. H. A.
Thompson's on her way to Grafton she is
guest at Judge L. Walkers.
The Saxtons River baseball team played
a game on Fuller field Friday afternoon
with team of ''old-timers," and defeated
them by the score of 29 to 10. G. Hughes
of the regular team pitched for the cold
timers, but hi, opponents were in fine bat
ting form and had evidently had some pre-
vious experience hitting his curves. For
the "old-timers" Kingsbury and G. Little
led in batting, and Perry and E. Lake in
fielding For the regulars" Forget and
Campbell were the stars.
The ball game advertised to be played
here Wednesday has been cancelled by the
Chester team.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, Miss Jones,
returned to their home In Cambridgeport,
Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Glynn has been visiting at
j. K Bancroft's.
Miss Abbie Moore had very pleasant
lawn party Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. H. A. Davis in honor of her 7th
birthday at which She entertained 25 Of
her little girl friends. Nice refreshments
were served to the little folks who enjoyed
them immensely. During the afternoon
A. T Pierce took their photographs in q
group. She received large number oi
pretty presents from her friends.