Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-29

Mrs. II, w, Lane arrlVeu rom oiu Vi
chard yesterday.
Miss Annie Chandler OF Chester was in
town Thursday.
Miss Hattie Hapgood is expected today
from Old Orchard.
Front street on the Terrace is being |
widened and sidewalk laid out.
A. f. Winnewisser has been in Boston
this week on business.
j. Ed O'Brien umpires a game OF base
ball :oday between Claremont and Al
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wales and family
expect to go to York beach the first OF the
week.
Miss Nellie Dean went to Sunapee this
morning for weeks stay with Mrs. l.. l..
Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Ballou are to be at
their Westminster farm through the month
Of August.
Miss Margaret Sullivan is keeping books
in the City Market in place of Miss Stella
Durham.
Miss Blanche Newman returned Thurs
day from visit at Alstead with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Charles Fisk of Chicago has been
visiting her brother, l.. E. Ballou, on At
kinson street.
c. w. Labaree and wife left yesterday
with the new veterinary team on two
weeks advertising trip.
George Exner is taking two weeks va
cation from his duties at the Vermont
Farm Machine company's.
The filing Of applications at the postot-
fee for the special delivery will be closed
at P. NJ. sharp August 1.
Frank Knight went yesterday to his
home in Underhill for his vacation from
the Vermont Farm Machine office.
Miss Agnes Elmendorf, who has been
, visiting Miss Mabel Hunter in Townshend,
+ is in Bennington to spend the month OF
!. August.
The ladies OF the Baptist society give a
: lawn social next Tuesday evening, August
It 1, on the grounds Of H. G. Bacon on At
q kinson street.
e Ned Hobson and Harry Pecor expect te
IL chor C
Monday where they have been spending
$ the past week.
Mrs. Edwin Baker and children and
= Mrs. Frank Mace and soDs have joined
the cottagers at Claremont Junction camp
}. ground, leaving yesterday.
The Fitchburg excursion to Boston yes
u terday took large party from this place
339 tickets, being sold at this station. Tht
h number sold last year was 22O.
u Archie Beebe finishes work in the luncl
. room on the stairs tonight. He begin
next Tuesday to work in the shipping offic'
4 OF the International Paper company.
Of Mrs. Martha Ryder, who lived severa
1t years in this place with her daughter, Mrs
F. M. Ranville, died July % at Freeport
;, Me-, at the advanced age of "a years.
ne Chares Taylor, the well-known vetera
a driver, will drive Robert B. in Rutlan
~ next week. Mr.. Taylor is over 80 year
of age and enjoys horse racing APPARENT
"a as much as ever.
n, j. H. Blakley received new steame
last night from Onset, Mass. 1t is pre-
~ PEELED by a fve-horse power gasolin
at motor, and is % feet long and FIVE fee
beam.
Charles Stack injured one of his hanc
~ quite seriously at his home in North Wa
ed pole Tuesday morning. He was playin
IS with a railroad torpedo when it exploded
breaking one finger and badly manglin
ty the others.
While driving on Henry street last nigl
Walter Hadley met with slight acciden
z. His horse stumbled and fell, breaking tt
shaft in the fall. After little difficulty
was brought to its feet and no further dar
age was done.
he Captain S. Foote of the 9th Artiller
les who will be remembered by many as ha
nj ing been stationed at Saxtons River son
time ago, has lately been ordered to 81
Francisco for duty with recruits awaitir
= transportation to Manila.
81 George Bacon of this place and Mi
I Mary S. jackson of Bridgewater, N. S
! were married July 25 at Bangor, Me,
: Rev. w. H. jackson, who is a brother
the bride. They came home Wednesds
los night and expect to spend the month
August at Sunapee lake.
The house of Mrs. Emmeline P. Rec
at the corner of Green and William
n streets, is being rebuilt from one-stol
to three-story edifice with tower at Oh
Ia corner and piazzas across the side. Th
a arrangement will give Mrs. Reed thr
plea SAINT tenements instead OF one.