Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-12

Miss Mabel Baker Of Rutland is the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Mary Baker.
Mrs. A. R Robinson has been confined
to the bed for the past week by sickness.
Mrs. Carroll Moore returned to Sunapee
Thursday after few days stay at home.
Miss Amy Jennings Of Walpole visited
her sister, Miss Alice Jennings, yesterday.
Misses Frances Osgood and Elsie Rob-
bins went to Mortified yesterday for a
weeks stay.
Mrs. L. S. Hayes went to Annisquam,
Mass, Thursday. She expects to remain
two weeks.
Miss Gertrude Brooks of East West
moreland is visiting Mrs. Aldrich on South
street.
Mrs. John Robertson lett yesterday for
Malone, N. Y, where she expects to make
an extended visit.
The house occupied by Mrs. Pauline
Howard just above the Rockingham hotel
is being newly slated.
Mrs. Hattie Parker begins today three
weeks vacation from the millinery store of
Miss J. M. Sylvester.
Mrs. Phillip Callan Of Brooklyn is the
guest Of her brother, Rev. Fr. Reynolds,
having arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. D. B. Ssnsibaugh returns today
from Martha Vinyard, where she has been
spending the last six weeks.
The New England Telephone company
has gang of men here repairing the wires
and poles of their lines.
Mrs. H. H. Davis and her sister, Mrs.
S. L. Roblee Of Saratoga are spending a
week at Lake View, Sunapee.
Harold Clough. who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. II. G. Bacon, for the past
three weeks, has returned to Windsor.
Miss Florence Young, teacher in the
high school last year, will teach grade three
in Building No. 8 during the coming school
year. US VIZ
Miss Josephine Platt and her friend,
Miss Thorne, have been in Bartonsville
during the past week and expect to return
today.
Morris Savage has been promoted to
night foreman of the sulphite mill, taking
the place OF Edward Lawlor, who is now
day foreman.
A. K. Winnewisser, who was some weeks
ago taken to the city hospital in Keene, is
SO far recovered as to be able to return to
Bellows Falls.
Mrs. G. L. Wheeler and friends have
gone into camp at Claremont Junction,
and will remain till after the meeting which
begins August %.
Ike lawn party appointed for Thursday
night on the lawn in front of the Catholic
church on Green street was indefinitely
on account of rain.
Miss Bessie E. Lewis returned Thurs
day from Bradford where she has been Wis
iting and attending the summer school.
She will sing at the Methodist church Sum
day.
Next Wednesday, if pleasant, both ice
cream and sherbet will be served at the
popular stand on Morgan Park. This may
be the last sale for the season and the
''P. P. Society" should be well patronized.
A ditch has been dug in preparation for
laying sewer pipe to the house of Mrs.
Doolittle on Bridge street. A ledge seems
10 be in the way and considerable blasting
will be necessary in order to get the pipe
low enough. CTS
The young child Of Mrs. Brooks, who
mas been working for John Putnam, died
liter short illness, and the funeral will be
,eld this Saturday afternoon at Mr..
rhompson's, father of Mrs. Brooks, on the
oaxtons River road.
Rockingham can boast OF at least one
amily OF teachers. Rodney W. Roundy,
Who graduated this summer from Amherst.
las been appointed principal of the High
chool in Lynne, Conn. His sister, Miss
susan Roundy, is to teach Latin and Eng
ish in the Shrewsbury, Mass, High school. |
Hiss Mabel Roundy will continue as teach |
It in the upper Meadows" school.
Scion Goodridge Gray OF St. Paul, MINI.
on Of Mrs. o. d. Gray of this place, and |
Hiss Harriet Winter Simons of Greenfield.
lass, were married in Worcester, Mass.
tuesday evening at the home of a sister of
he bride. The ceremony was performed
~ Rev. c. A. Short, rector of All Saints,
Episcopal church. Mr.. and Mrs. GRAY ar
ived in Bellows Falls Thursday evening.
nd will pass their honeymoon in this vi
Unity. They will be at home at So Sum-
,it Avenue, St. Paul, after October 1.
Mrs. Laura j., wife of Loren d. Parker
t the firm of Parker & Lawrence, died ON