Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-16
w. Il. Leonard has moved into his new

w. L. Leonard has moved into his new
house.
Mrs. Ernest Stewart is housed with
nervous prostration and is under the care
OF DR.. Doane.
The foot ball team of Stevens high
school. Claremont, N, H., played an in.
teresting game with our boys Saturday re.
,ulting in victory for the Springfield team
score being to 0. In the evening very
pleasant reception was given in honor Of
the visitors by the high school students and
a very enjoyable time was spent by all.
John Bixby has the cellar dug to his
new house on Mansion hill.
Miss May Richmond entertained few
friends at whist last Thursday evening.
Refreshments were served and all had a
pleasant time.
John Stoughton of Perkinsville was in
town Friday, the guest of his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fullam and Miss
Fern of LUDLOW were in town Friday ana
Saturday, the guests OF his brother, Eben
Fullam.
Karl Perry, who has been quite sick for
few days, is able to be out again.
George Burke has closed his labors with
A. Ii. Holman.
Ed Fellows is out Of town on business
trip.
Mrs. John Bixby and daughter Kath.
leen have engaged table board OF Mrs.
Bertha Richmond for the winter, and will
room at George Kellhofu's on Seminary
bill.
Mrs. E. W. knights called on friends in
Windsor last Friday.
The Universalst society are making ex-
tensive preparations for their annual testi-
val to be gwen some time in December
The ladies' society of the Congregation
al church give their annual chicken pie
supper this Thursday evening Supper
at 615; a business meeting will be held
af'er supper in the church parlors a full al
tendance is desired
Fred FAR of North Chester is clerking
for A. HI. Holman. He comes most high
ly recommended aud Mr.. Holman is to be
congratulated on securing his services.
Old fashioned serenades are the order of
wv Noy ou PiCoChb AL Jul Roou lOWIi,
but after two nights of delightful (?) music
the cigars were forthcoming.
Drs. Doane and Chapman performe a
successful operation on William Gay one
day last week.
Victor G. Bates of New York city is in
town the CUES of G.. H. Stickney Mr..
Bates is one of the trained nurses chosen
by Mrs. Ada S. Willard, superintendent of
the male training school of New York city
for Mrs. Whitelaw Reid to be sent to Eng
land to join the hospital ship Maine being
filled out by the American ladies OF Eng
land, headed by Lady Randolph Churchill
Mr.. Bates graduated from Bellevue hos
pltal after two years course, at the head
OF his class and was night superintendent
of the male nurses the latter part of his
stay there. He sails Saturday for England
Oh the American transport line arriving in
about ten days. He joins the ship at Lon
don, south to Cape Town and the South
African waters tor hospital duty, arriving
in about twenty days. He goes very high
ly recommended and we wish him good
health and bon voyage and may be help to
alleviate the pains OF the sick and wounded
soldiers.
Mrs. c. H. Stickney has been presented
with some fan tail gold fish from New
York. They are very handsome.
Fred Quill was in town Saturday the
guest of his parents.
Mrs. Lund Barney entertains the men,
bers OF Mrs. Adna browns Sunday school
class at her home next Monday afternoon
from to 5.
The people of Springfield have at last
awakened to a realizing sense of the need
of active measures being taken to suppress
the sale of quite SO much fire water" and
some effective work has been done. Let
the good work 60 on. there is need enough
OF it.
George Pinney was the guest of George
Kellhofu over Sunday.
Mrs. E. K. Hewlett spent Saturday with
friends in Felchvil'e.
Fred Smith has been on the sick list and
was attended by DR.. Locke.