Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-12


morning for the summer.
Miss Laura Atherton, who has for some
time been visiting at w. w, Greene's, re
turned to Rutland Saturday.
The house owned by Mrs. Reed at the
corner of Green and Williams street is be-
ing built over into two tenement house
Miss Florence Young expects to leave
Friday morning tor Westfeld, Mass,
where she will make an indefinite visit.
The block occupied by Lowell & Shedd's
meat market has received fresh coat OF
paint.
The ladiesof the Methodist church and
members of the Epworth League are plan
ming to have lawn party next week.
Dana S. Villas and children of Chicago
are the guests of S. S. Villas on School
street.
A flag pole ba, been raised on the front
side of Towns hotel, and the stars and
stripes float at the summit.
George w. Nutting of Bridgeport, CT,
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary A.
Nutting, on Henry street.
Mr.. Robbins, nephew of the late A. j..
Searles, and his daughter were the guests
of Mrs. James o. Smith Monday.
Mrs. F. M. Cram and Mrs. G. H. Brad
ford of Charlestown were at H. G. Bacon's
Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown, who have
been visiting at G. L. Barber's, returned
to Montreal yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Bean and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Duffee came down from Suna-
pee lake yesterday.
G. V. White went to Sunapee lake yes
terday morning. Miss Ruth White re-
turned with him in the afternoon.
H. c. Reyes and family have returned
home after weeks outing in New Haven,
Conn.
Miss Margaret Williams is to be stu
dent the coming year at Miss Doremus'
school on Madison avenue in New York.
Carroll E. Allen, day clerk at the Rock
inghsm hot, |, has finished work there, and
his place has been fl'el by William H.
Roberts.
A demonstrator for the Victor Starch
Co. arrived Monday at the +. B. f. gro
Gerry store. Those interested should call
in.
There will be hve-mile paced race next
Tuesday between Carroll Barber and Tom
Donovan. The PAGERS will be announced
10 the next TIMES.
Mrs. G. D. Clarke of Gageville has for
visitors this week her brother, William
Taylor, and her cousin, Herbert Rice, both
of Cambridge, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Young and family,
who have been visiting relatives in town for
week, returned yesterday to Lowell,
Mass.
H. E. Bidwell succeeded in catching two
large pike in the Connecticut river recent
lily. The larger weighed five pounds and
the other about pound less.
During the recent rain, the catch basin
at the corner of Towns hotel clogged in
some way. Street Commissioner Keete re-
paired the trouble Monday.
Frank Upham, who graduated from our
high school this year, has received the
appointment for the Windham county
scholarship at Norwich University.
Henry Grignon and Lawrence Cannon,
In order to arouse some interest in racing,
challenge any three bicycle riders in town
to ride against them in an unlimited pur-
suit race.
!aThe Stanley tribe of gypsies, who were
here about two weeks ago, have taken uE
their abode at the old stand. They have
been to Rutland and back since leaving
here and are now on their way south.
At the earnest request of the young peo
pie, Rev. Albert Hammatt, E. r. Ball anc
Miss Eta Labaree started this morning al
delegates to the national convention of the
Y. p. c.. U. of the Universalist church tt
be held at Lynn, Mass, July 1919.
L. D. Taylor of Brattleboro, spec;a
agent of the British-America Assurance
| company, W. T. Furness and S. E. Stone
OF Hartford, Conn, also special agents
were in Bellows Falls on business the frs
of the week.
: As Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Howes and Mis-
Bertha Capron were driving last Sunday
r one of the wheels Of the carriage brok
near Mr.. Barnes in Westminster West
, The horse was frightened and ran, throw
ing the occupants out with sufficient fore
to send them over bank by the road int
brook. Fortunately few bruises wer
the only injuries that any of them received
Tomorrow a party Of seven leave 70
Sunapee lake for a week. The party vii
r probably be made up of Misses Lem
t Cooper, Ada Williams and Stella Durham
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Howard, and Mr.
q and Mrs. Blake OF Saxtons River. The,