Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-05-24
Bellows Falls Times.
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, 1899.
Bellows Falls Locals.

Oscar Cast was in Montpelier over Sun
day.
f. G. ..Fairbank was in Cambridgeport
yesterday.
Miss Helen Fenton of Brattleboro passed
Sunday in town.
Miss Alice Jennings passed Sunday in
White River Junction.
Frank Diggins is clerking in clothing
store in Bethlehem, N. H.
Annie Tyter is with Mrs. James o.
Smith on the Old Terrace.
A. c. Moulton finished clerking for j.
j. Fenton & Co. Saturday.
Miss Dora Murphy is confined to the
house with quinsy sore throat.
Mrs. Edward Robertson returned Mon
day from visit in Hinsdale.
Leon J. Ball spent Sunday in Clsremont
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hunt
ley.
Mrs. j. E. Byrne was in Keene last
week, called there by the sickness Of rela-
tive,.
Miss Olive Prentiss of Wilberham Acade-
my passed Sunday with her sister, Mrs. S.
j. Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W.. Flint and chill
dren arrive tomorrow from Lakewood, N,
j., for the summer.
Willie A. Marcy is with friends In Clare
mont for few days and Miss Eva is with
friends in Bellows Falls.
E. E. Ferguson finished work for M. H.
and A. W. Ray Saturday and Monday en-
tered the employ OF A. M. Buchanan.
George E. johnson of Burlington, clerk
of the United States district court, was the
guest OF H. D. Ryder over Monday night.
At the annual meeting of the Rebekahs
in Brattleboro last week Mrs. Ella Pollard
was chosen deputy president of district
No. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Williams went to
Boston today to attend a musical festival
conducted by S. B. Whitney, organist at
the Church If the Advent.
Mrs. F. G.. Flint was called Saturday to
Claremont by the serious illness of her
grandmother, Mrs. Sulloway, and re-
NAMED there over Sunday.
The ladies' society of the Universalist
church will meet Thursday afternoon. Sup
per served at 6.15 in charge of Mrs. F. G
Stilwell and Mrs. Lewis Day.
Miss Ola Wiley, living on Oak street
who was dangerously sick with spinal men,
nights has so far recovered as to dispense
with the services Of a trained nurse.
Park Mellish is working at the lunch
room on the stairs. This restaurant is now
open every hour of the day and night and
keeps three men hustling all the time.
| We are informed that Court William
French No. 4, F. of A. was named by Ed
ward Barrett, and that six nationalities are
8 represented in its membership. The law
of the order are printed in six different Ian
guages.
As announced in another column Their,
will be an adjourned sheriff's auction salt
in Lockwood's yard at the corner of Greer
E and School streets at P. M. tomorrow
r 1t is stated that the better part of this 10
Of goods remains unsold.
Byron Robinson is taking the measure
ments of the streets that will come within
the circuit Of free delivery, and later vii
make sketch of the streets showing thu
measurements to be forwarded to the post
office department in Washington.
The season will open at Whalom Parl
May 3Oth with the Virginia Troubadour
as the stage attraction. Excursion ticket
will be sold at all stations between Below
Falls and Fitchburg including admission
For particulars inquire of the station
agents of the Fitchburg railroad.
Principal Crawford went Thursday tt
Middlebury to be present at the secont
conference of the Latin teachers of thu
state, conducted under the auspices OF thu
Latin department of Middlebury college
He was away until Monday, spending tn
rest of the week in Middlebury and Bur
llington.
The Woman's Relief Corps would lik'
to have the school children, according Il
the usual custom, collect flowers for tn,
decoration of the graves Memorial day ,ant
request that all such contributions be lief
at any time before o'clock Monday even
ing with Mrs. Ellen Cass, second doc
. north of the Methodist church.
| Among the gifts presented to Mr. ant
Mrs. Frank c. Chapman at their marriage
in Barnard recently were two articles val
liable for their antiquity and family asso
Citations. One was a fine wool blanke
spun and woven by the great-grandmothe
of the groom on the fathers side, and thu
other was linen tablespread made by th,
lgreat-grandmother on the mothers side.
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