Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-26
Bellows Falls Times
WEDNESDAY JULY 26, 1899.
Bellows Falls News.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Lizzie Aldrich is the guest Of Miss
Lula Bacon.
Miss Rose Tighe is at E. E. Keefe's for
short visit.
Frank Fleming of Springfield was in
town Monday.
Roy Butterfeld OF New York has re-
turned to town.
Miss Hattie Mcdonald spent Friday and
Saturday in Chester.
Walter Rogers was at his home in Al
stead over Sunday.
0. r. Butterfeld spent Sunday in Brat
tleboro with relatives.
Miss Annie Hughes is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Hebron, in Putney.
Miss Bessie Lewis is attending the sum-
mer school at Bradford.
c. H. Durant, telephone inspector, spent
Sunday at Chesterfield Lake.
G. j. Henderson of Brattleboro spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Blanche Bacon is visiting her
grandfather in Westmoreland.
Miss Bessie Wilson leaves today for a
visit in Rutland with relatives.
| William McMann, who is working at
Windsor, spent Sunday In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Elliott returned
from Old Orchard Beach Saturday.
Mrs. E. L. Walker, who spent last week
at York Beach, returned Saturday night
Miss Stella Durham is attending the
summer school now in session at Chester.
Miss Ethel Fullerton expects to teach
the school at Gageville the coming year
Eugene VALERIE lost finger Friday while
at work for the Vermont Farm Machine
company.
W. E. Stockwell, after a weeks vaca
ton, is again attending to bis duties at the
express office.
William Savage, Joseph Grignon ant
Herbert Royce attended the races at Ben
nington last Friday.
Miss O. P. Staber OF New York, who
has been visiting Mrs. c. M. Cook, wen
Monday to Boston.
Edward O'Brien umpired the baseball
game between Putney and Brattlebort
Saturday at Brattleboro.
1 Miss Matte Reynolds is spending par
| Of her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Car
Wilder, in Leominster, Mass.
Mrs. H. H. Davis is entertaining he
sister, Mrs. Robley Of Rutland, and he
niece, Mrs. French Of Saratoga.
There is a rumor that movement is o.
foot to secure base ball grounds and organ
ize team. Let us hope that it is true.
Miss Isadore Morehouse, who is attend
. ing the summer French School at Saxton
, River, spent Sunday with Mrs. G. R. B
. Dodge.
: George Wilson sprained his wrist Fri
) day while loading car under the hill.
is bad sprain and he will be unable t.
work for few days.
Peter Clarence Bourveau of Fltchbur
and Miss Mary Mitchell Long of Walpol
were united in marriage at Winchendon
Wednesday, July 10.
General Miles passed through her
Saturday morning at 2.3O, in his specis
car. He was on his way to Boston fror
Shelburne, where he was the guest Of Dr.
eward Webb.
A lawn party will be given Thursda
light by the senior class Of the high schoc
on the grounds of G. E. Howard on West
minister street. Ice cream and cake an
pop corn will be on sale and the Below
Falls band will furnish music.
Another interesting horse race too
place at the four pines Saturday night
The contestants were II. S. Frost an
George Edwards. Edwards was beate
G by a very narrow margin and probabl
: with little more training his horse coul
igive Frost's good rub.
Fred Britton and John Francis partici
Ipated in the races at Bennington last week
c They ran for the Rutland Hose compan
and their teams won in A seconds, tn
quickest time ever made in the state. Thi
week Britton and Francis are attendin
traces held at the White Mountains.
c The Bridgeman Hose company was GU
c Monday night trying new nozzle tina
they have just purchased. Connection
were made with the hydrant at the corne
Iof Atkinson and Wells streets, also wit
the one at the junction of Atkinson an
= Rockingham streets. The nozzle prove
a great success but the pressure was S
great Q50 pounds) that one length Of hos
was burst, causing great commotion anon
the spectators. The company showed ii
c public spirit by wetting down the lawn i
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