Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-05
Bellows Falls Times
WEDNESDAY, JULY B, 1899.
Bellows Falls News.

day.
j. d. Cray went to Turner's Falls Mon
day.
Miss Alice Hapgood passed Sunday in
Keene.
Leon j. Ball spent Sunday with relatives
in Athens.
Miss Cora Rice passed the Fourth in
Burlington.
Miss Nellie Hartnett is clerking for j..
G. Day & Co.
Miss Elizabeth Flavin returned to North
ampton this morning.
Bernard Riley of North Walpole was in
Charlestown Monday,
Clarence Newman began clerking in the
New York Racket Monday.
H. w, McKinnon is working in the Far
ragut House at Rye Beach.
Miss Mary Callahan of Keene is visiting
Miss Julia Keefe of North Walpole.
Miss Lizzie Hennessey of North Wal
pole is clerking IN Wales Cash store.
Misses Juna Fifeld and Jessie Mason
passed yesterday in Brattleboro and Put
ney.
Miss Clara Mandlgo, clerk for j. c..
Day & Co., began two weeks vacation
yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. p L Kimball are among
the latest arrivals at the Sunapee camping
grounds.
Mrs. John Murray of Berlin, N. H., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Godsoe.
Miss Marion Williams returned Monday
from two weeks visit in Providence and
Holyoke.
Mrs. Robina Mckenzie has gone to
spend couple of weeks with friends in
Langdon.
j. G. Day and family passed Sunday and
the Fourth at the Rawson homestead in
| East Alstead.
Misses Rose and Jennie Murphy of
Leominster, Mass, are guests at j. E.
Brosnahan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Vale, and two
children passed Sunday and the first of the
| week at Lowell lake.
Mrs. G. P. Allbee started Monday for
the west intending to visit in Michigan,
Chicago and other points.
The haying season has commenced in
Bellows Falls with the moving of Mrs.
Hetty H. R. Green's lawn.
Clark Chase has sold the Washer house
on the Rockingham road to real estate
agent IN Springfield, Mass.
| Miss Jessie Buchanan will go to Baby
Ion, L. l. Saturday where she will attend q
summer school OF music for three weeks.
Mrs. E. M. Curran and son left for
their home In Holyoke Monday; Mis-,
Alice Flaviu accompanied them for two
weeks vacation.
Arthur Knight, one of the stenographer.
tor the Vermont Farm Machine company,
has gone to his home in Underhill for va.
cation of two weeks.
A son of l. G. Msrshall, five years old
was knocked down by one of Mr.. Marshall'l
horses Saturday and was badly bruised
about the head but not dangerously in
ljured.
Miss Evaline Tracey of Cornish, N. H
who goes to Taunton, Mass, to take Mis-.
Myrtle Newell's place in the Massachusetts
state hospital, finished work tor the Yer
mont Farm Machine company Saturday.
The members of the kindergarten and O
the junior union connected with the Uni
versalist church will hold basket picnic a
Williams orchard, off Center street Frida,
afternoon from two until six. The parents
are cordially invited.
Ed Gould has resigned his job Of carry
ing the mails to and from the depot ant
July 1 was succeeded by A. P. Crossette
Mr.. Gould began carrying the mail Il
Years ago last March l and has Away
lgiven the work conscientious attention
| At the morning service in the Congrega
ltional church Sunday three new member
were received, Miss Jessie Ross uniting by
profession, while Mrs. Helen DELANEY
lSmith and Miss Marjory z. Spence were
received by letter, the former from Geneva
N. Y, and the latter from the Maryfelt
Congregational church in Dundee, Scot
land.
A short time ago, Rev. Albert Hammat
preached to the Free Masons. As toker
| of their hearty appreciation, they recently
lpresented Mr.. Hammatt with a handsome
sum of money together with list of the
generous contributors. The recipient take.
this means Of most sincerely thanking BIZ
benefactors, assuring them that he was al
profoundly surprised as he is glad ant
lgrateful