Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-02
Bellows Falls Times
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1899.
Around Town.

c. H. Sawyer was down from Sunapee a
few days this week.
Several Bellows Falls people attended
the dance at Rockingham Thursday night.
Miss Margaret Cray begins two weeks
vacation from Wales store Monday.
The Bellows Falls baseball team expects
to play at Ludlow today.
F. w. Porter is spending few days in
Granville, N. Y.
Charles S. Chandler of Boston, formerly
a resident here, is in town for few days.
Mrs. E. l.. Walker returned Wednesday
from visit to her home in Pomfret.
E. E. Ferguson and Miss Lizzie Dean
returned from Rescue Lake Wednesday.
George B. Wheeler and wife spent few
days in Chesterfield this week.
Miss Caroline Arms is quite i'll with tor
silitis.
The Misses Webster of Acworth are the
guests OF Miss Clara George.
d. L. Snow and family returned Thurs
day from an outing at Lake Rescue.
A. A. Moulton of Greenfield, Mass, Wis
tied relatives in town Wednesday.
Mrs. w. j. Conant went to Warren,
Mass, yesterday for two weeks visit.
The bank will be closed Monday, Sep
TENDER 4, as it is legal holiday.
j. G. Joslin and wife of Fitchburg were
guests at David Savage's the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aher of Brattleboro was
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Keefe
Sunday.
DR.. O'Brien and family of Greenfield,
Mass, are visiting their parents, Thomas
O'Brien and wife on Atkinson street.
Miss Hattie Ladd resumed her duties in
the Vermont Farm Machine office Thurs
day after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. E. w. Lane has been unable to at.
tend to her duties in Wales store for the
past two days on account of sickness.
G. c. A. Ames begins two weeks va.
cation Monday from the Vermont Farm
Machine office.
| Mrs. j. E. Church and A. G. Moultor
spent Thursday with relatives IN West
minister.
H. G. Bidwell returned Thursday from
Boston, where he spent part of his vaca
ton.
| N. G. Williams and family returned yes
terday from visit in Providence, r. /
and vicinity.
Frank Morgan of Burlington is here Wis
liting his parents, @. E. Morgan and wife
on Atkinson street.
Misses Lizzie and Mamie Hennesse,
and Margaret Riley spent Wednesday will
friends in Claremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Baker of Charlestowl
are the guests OF j. b. Mcdonald and wit
of North Walpole.
E. 0. Young and daughter, Miss Mil
dred are spending two weeks in Northfel'
and Roxbury, Vermont.
Louis Labelle has sold his home in Sax
tons River and has moved into Mrs. j. I
Keefe's house on Rockingham street.
The Old Home Day celebration at Wal
pole Wednesday attracted quite fe,
from hare.
Mrs. John Brosnahan, who was conine,
to the house last week by illness, is able t.
be out again.
| Miss Dora Murphy begins two week.
vacation from her duties in Durham Bros
shoe store today.
| w. c. Belkuap was in Barre Wedne,
day and Thursday Of this week on bust
ness.
Prof. F. d. Lane, professor of matbe
matics in Gushing Academy, visited Clar
ence Newman Wednesday.
| Miss Agnes Howard, who has for tn
past two months been with an aunt
Maiden, Mass, has returned home.
| John Coughlin resumes his duties
Wales store Monday after a two week
vacation.
| Mrs. M. L. Carpenter and family, VIII
have spent several weeks at Alfred Dow
have returned to their home in Manche
tier.
Mrs. H. E. Cove and granddaughter
Miss Matte Dodge of Wilmot, N. H., al
guests at E. w. Gove's on the New Tel
trace.
The families of George R. Wales, Henr
Z. Frost and Preston H. Hadley enjoyed
picnic in the vicinity of Westminster We
Thursday.
The ice cream and soda stand of E. +
Ball OF this place was one of the popula
resorts at the Old Home Day celebrate
held In Walpole Wednesday.
Herbert Morrison is taking two week
vacation from his duties at the Vernon
Farm Machine shop and is spending mo
~ tba t,,,o in Atbol Ma..