Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-08
Bellows Falls Times
SATURDAY, JULY s, 1899.
Bellows Falls News.

N. H. Farr went to Holyoke Thursday.
Leon Marble went to Sunapee Tuesday
Ned Hobson is working in Gates bicycle
store.
Will Wheeler spent the Fourth at Lake
Warren.
G. ii. Sawyer was down from Sunapet
Wednesday.
Frank Ma,succo went to Detroit, Mich.
Wednesday.
George Walker OF Barre spent the
Fourth in town.
W. B. Carpenter came down from Lake
Rescue Thursday.
Mrs. H. F. Chandler is the new cook al
the Rockingham.
Capt. Walter Taylor Of Bartonsville wal
in town Wednesday.
c. w. Osgood attended the Mortified
conferences Thursday.
Mis-, katherine Williams is in Boston
visiting Mrs. A. N. Burbank.
Frank Diggins was at home over the
Fourth from Bethlehem, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis returned from
their wedding trip Tuesday night.
Perley Huntoon and Selah Hartman
spent Thursday at Lake Warren.
Warren Duggan spent the Fourth with
his sister at Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Henry King and family went to
Sunapee Thursday for the summer.
Dan Campbell played ball with the Wal.
pole team at Putney the Fourth.
Erwin Parker of Sunderland is with hi.
uncle, A. R. Robinson, for short time.
Walter J. Linsley of Springfield, Mass,
is spending week in town with his mother
A. H. Ray returned Wednesday from
short stay at his cottage in Henniker,
N. H.
Misses Jennie and Carrie Daggett spent
Thursday with Miss Edith Currier of Cold
River.
Albert Ramsay and family of Gageville
are visiting in Orange and Belchertown,
Mass.
Miss Catherine B. Kidder of St. Johns
bury is making short visit at W. A. Fer
guson's.
Rev. J. E. Farrow started Wednesday
on two weeks lecturing trip through
Canada.
Miss Archer of Chester spent part Of
this week with her sister, Mrs. George
Andrews.
Miss Annie Ball went to Putuey Wed.
nesday to spend two weeks with her friend,
Miss Ida Whitney.
Clarence Newman played ball July 4tl
with Cushing Academy at Winchendon
His team won easily.
The parade in Winchendon Tuesday was
over mile long, the longest seen in that
section for many years.
John Lawrence went to Marlboro, N
H., Thursday to attend the funeral OF his
niece, Gertrude Smalley.
Myron Edison worked on Norwood &
Fields delivery team Thursday, during the
absence of John Lawrence.
Mrs. j. H. Dantorth of Henniker, N.
H., made short stop in town Wednesday
with her son, P. F. Dantorth.
Miss Eva Stickney returned Wednesday
from Saxtons River, where she has been
visiting her brother, Byron Stickney.
G. H. Rich, who is now travelling sales
man tor Scott, Blake & Lee, was in town
Wednesday, stopping over on his way to
Rutland.
F. D. Stilwell and family went to Pena-
cook, N. H., Wednesday for weeks visit
with Mrs. Stllwelrs sister, Mrs. Fred
Burnham.
Henry V. Durham left Monday for
Mortified after spending few days at
his home there he will 60 to Chicago on a
business trip.
E. W. Trask is taking a two weeks
vacation from his duties at the F. B. F.
During his absence E. G. Fairbank will
take charge of his route.
John Dennison, who has for several
years been salesman in l.. G. & G. E.
Towards hardware store, began July LIST
to keep books for the same firm.
Lawrence Cannon, Henry Grignon and
Tom Donovan entered the mile and half
mile open and the mile handicap at Fitch
burg the Fourth, but did not succeed in
getting any places. Antoine Bashaw wa.
entered in the races but did not ride. Sew
eral accidents occurred on the track, one
nan receiving injuries which resulted in
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