Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-03-01
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Mrs. E. P. Taft of GIens Falls is expected
to day and will remain to make this place her
future home; Mr. Taft will come later.
Miss Corinne Wiley assisted in the post
Office few days last week.
Miss Hazel Remis of Readsboro is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Emma Pratt, and during her
stay will attend the village school.
Bert Horan left town yesterday.
Miss Emma Bnrwell nf Burlington went to
Providence, R. last Thursday after pro-
longed visit at the home of J. F. Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. William Dinsmnre and Mrs
John Dinsmore of Alstead visited last Thurs
dav at the home of Rev. q. F. Chaplin.
The Golden Cross will hold a meeting to-
morrow evening at Odd Fellows hall when
Elmer Hill, grand commander of New
Hampshire, will deliver an address. All
members are earnestly requested to be pres
ent.
John Hnran went to visit friends at Hol-
yoke last Saturday and returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Kadey, who have been work.
ing for some time past at the wo~s'ed i'll,
have returned TO their former home at Keene.
At the time of writing there had been no
rercertib'e change in Mrs. George Perry's
condition although she is verv weak
Fsv Fuller, plumber for F. B. Locke, has
heen working the past week at the home of
- W
A. W Barry and family are moving this
week to Bellows Falls where Mr. Barry has
secured work at tesming.
Miss Nel'ie White returned from simons-
vile last Tuesday ard has commenced to
work far Mrs. C. F. Simonds.
Charles Cory of Rrattleboro has been visit.
ing relatives and friends in town.
Mrs Parsons of Northampton, who is the
guest OF her sitter Mrs. Charles Spaulding,
spent yesterday with Mrs. j. W. Graves.
Charles Dow has secured position at the
Vermont Farm Mschine company, Bellows
Falls, and commenced work last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bailey have been en-.
tertaining their grandson from Rutland the
past week.
Mr.. Lawton, night watchman at the mill
| has been sick for a number of days.
| Miss Sarah Hulett returned to Bellows
Falls last Saturday after spending month al
Madam Roux's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh went to Orator
Monday TO visit their brother, Martin Fisher
| Miss Waterhouse of Townshend VISITED
Miss Matte Davidson for several days las
week.
Lewis Tenney has been quite sick for {.
number of days.
Quite little excitement was caused in thu
| village last Sunday afternoon by a runaway
| horse in charge of Bert Horan, who accom-
panied bv two friends, went for sleigh ride
on the Cambridgeport road. As they wer'
returning the sleigh overturned and the hors,
took fright, Mr.. Horan lost all control of it
then they all jumped out of the sleigh and lie
the horse go, which it did at a great rate
passing through the village and thence on tn,
Bellows Falls road, whore 1t broke loose from
the sleigh after smashing it all to pieces. Tit
horse aud sleigh are the property of Messrs
Nuremberg and Horan.
Miss Lizzie Glynn went to Turner's Fall
last friday to make short visit previous u
returning to her home at Somerville, Mass.
George Marks and family expect to NOV
on Fred Morrison's farm the first of April.
Samuel Pettengill of Grafton spent tn
Sabbath at the home of his brother, DIR. K. b
Pettsngill.
We take pleasure in announcing that Mrs
Clarissa Barry has today attained the age Q
"a years; bot we are sorry to state that she
in q very weak condition and has for som
time past been conf ed to her bed She n
not see and her deafness has grown so muc
worse lately that it is now almost impossibl
TO make her hear, bat her mind il very elss