Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-20
Bellows Falls Times
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1899
Town Topics.

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Miss Grace Brown spent Sunday at he"
home in Troy, N. II.
Mrs. C. ii. Poole OF Whitney, Mass, is
visiting at A. l.. Fields.
Mrs. F. L. WILDER and two daughters
spent last Saturday in Walpole.
w. H. Bacon returned Monday to the
duties Of his senior year in Brown Univer-
slty.
III. o. King expects to enter Child's
Business college in Springfield, Mass, this
fall.
S. E. Van Amman and wife of Orange,
Mass, were gAests of Miss Juna Fifeld
Friday.
Mrs. N. S. Eddy of Claremont was in
town last Friday and called on several Of
her friends.
There will be social dance at j. W.
Leach's in Langdon, Friday evening, Sep
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New seats have recently been placed IN
the depot restaurant in place OF the high
stools formerly used.
George Olmstead moved Saturday from
the corner of Barker and Westminster
streets onto the Old Terrace.
Mrs. Held and Mrs. A Liebrum from
Bridgeport, Conn, are visiting at F. G.
| Winnewisser's for a week or so.
Mrs. Fred Saker returned Saturday
from Boston and Cape Cod. She was
away from home nearly month.
There will be prayer-meeting tomor-
row evening in the Baptist church, the first
Thursday evening meeting for some time
Mrs. Eugene Royce and daughter living
over George Underwood's on Atkinson
street, leave today for visit IN Roxbury
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Conway, who bad
room, and board at H. B Davis on Cherry
street, are now at F. j. Tidd's on School
street.
Mark jackson returned from White
River junction Saturday where he spen
several days. He made the trip with A >
Damien.
There was christening at John Ways
near Halls paint shop, Sunday. MIR. Wa
has employment with the Boston & Main
railroad.
Fred Saker and SOD Eddie visited tn
Keene Business college Monday where tn
latter contemplates entering as studer
this fall.
Mrs. George H. Abbott, who for for
weeks visited her sister, Mrs. q. L.Whee
er. returped to her home in Gardner, Mass
Monday.
i Miss Margaret Cray returned Frids
from Holyoke and Turner'S Falls, whe'
she visited. She resumes work at Vale
Cash store today.
John Driscoll expects to move from Il
house he now occupies at the south end
the town to one Of Mrs. J. j. Pierce
houses on Kerry Avenue.
W.B Carpenter, Miss Kate Dearbo
and their gu, st, Mrs. Worthen OF Ma
chester, N. H., returned Monday after
= outing at Lake Rescue.
William Kent and wife from Oceola, WI
5. were at E. L. Walkers from Thursday U
til Saturday of last week. Mrs. l..
Walker Of Grafton also made short Wis
Moses Miller returned last week from
trip to New York, Philadelphia and Was
ineton. He left Bellows Falls during t
}. week of the G. A. R. encampment In II
adelphia.
Miss Alice Field, teacher in the Ola
:, Institute for the deaf and dumb in Nor
IL ampton, Mass, passed Sunday with
cousins. A. L. Field and Mrs. P. l.. XII
- ball.
At. Warner, formerly of Keene
who was once employed by E. l.. Wall
in hi, insurance business, has entered
! emnloy of the Labaree Medicine comps
and is now on the road.
InNo. 8 school building, grade tn
: taught by Miss Young has been mo-
from the second floor to the first floor,
the fourth grade taught by Miss Foster
cupies the room on the second floor.
There is on exhibition at Mr. Winnie,
ser's news store fine painting drawn +
chance by F. J. Blake, the photograp
1t is good likeness OF ''Ths Four Pr
and many will be interested to see it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew started s
day for carriage drive to Randolph. I
intend to be absent two or three we
during which time Harry Farnsworth
take Mr.. Drew's place in the barber 81
1t is reported that w. N Batsheld,
Chester has been made first heutenan
the 10th infantry of the regular army.
Batchelder lectured here last year and
the only Verne mt member of the Re
velt's Rough Riders.
Lie. Lowell has returned from A
fair where he had two horses entered
the races. ED Gay" secured for
second money in the 2.29 class and 60
ger Wilkes" got third in the PA {
This week Mr.. Lowell expects to be il