Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-23
Bellows Falls Times
Around Town.

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George r. Massey spent Sunday in
Brattleboro.
II. E, Spring of Fitchburg was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Farr OF Keene spent Monday
with Miss Blanche Dunlap.
Mrs j. j. Smith spent Saturday in
Fitchburg.
A. S. Fleury and wife Of Swanton are
visiting their son, E. E. Fleury.
w. A. Sabin spent Sunday in Brattle-
boro.
John Coughlin is taking a two weeks
vacation from Wales store.
E. w. Upham Of New York was at Mrs.
E. j. Upham's Friday and Saturday.
H. S. Gray is taking two weeks vaca-
ton from his duties at the clothing store.
Mrs. Ellen Cass and Madam Switzer are
visiting in Fitchburg and Boston.
j. H. Blakley was in New York Monday
and Tuesday.
Fred S. Flagg, wife and daughter OF
Fitchburg are visiting at w. II. Pierce's.
l.. D. Isham left Monday for two
weeks vacation, most of which he will
spend at Newport, N. H.
Mrs. E. S. johnson and daughter Of
Owatanna, MINI, are the guests Of Mrs.
Della A. Gray on Henry street.
Mrs. Grace Kenrick and Mrs. Rodney
Smith of Worcester, Mass, are visiting at
L. T. Blake's.
Miss Alice Duffy left Monday for Chi
cago, ILL.,, where she will spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Ida Gillespie.
Miss Susanna G. Fogg of Manchester,
N. H., is at M. H. Rays for two weeks
visit.
H. Clifford Tiffen, principal Of Tiffen'.
Business college in Keene, visited G. j
Newman Monday.
Twenty three tickets we're sold from this
station tor the excursion to Lake Pleasant
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pierce went to
Worcester, Mass, Saturday for shor'
visit with relatives.
Miss Mabel Baker returned Saturday te
her home in Rutland after two week.
visit with her cousin, Miss Mary Baker.
A new eight-inch pipe is being laid OF
Depot street in place of the four-inch pip'
which was formerly there.
Mrs. Provost and daughter, Miss Myrtle
went Saturday to spend some time in Bos
ton.
| Eugene Bidwell left Monday tor tw'
weeks vacation, which he will spend il
New York and Boston.
Misses Edith and Lillian Hapgood Q
Keene, who have been the guests Of Mrs
Sarah Hapgood on School street, return
home this week.
Miss Bertha Spring returned to Fitch
burg Monday, accompanied by Mis-, Mil
dred Pelkey, who will remain some time a
her guest.
Manrizio, the five months old child o
Patty Baldasaro, the fruit dealer, died Sat
urday morning and the funeral took plac'
Sunday afternoon at 8 80.
|, Mrs. John Swallow of Newport, N. H.
who spent several weeks with her sister
Mrs. F. G. Pierce, returned home Monda
with Mr.. Swallow, who spent Sunday here
Charles Taylor, the veteran driver
passed through here Monday on bis wa
to Vested, Mass, where he will driv
Factory Boy in an exhibition race.
W. J. Page is taking three weeks va
cation from his duties at the TINES office
He expects to spend the most of the TIM
I at his home in Pittsfeld, N. H.
Patsy P. Cray received bad cut in tn
palm Of his right hand Friday night Will
repairing belt in one of the mills of tn
International Paper company.
The F. B. F. Grocery company have
new delivery wagon with patent attach
ment for carrying oil and gasolene can
back of the axle, made by G. N. French
Son Of this place.
Mrs. Gates-Hadley accompanied tn
family Of L. S. Hayes to Nova Scotia Mon
day. During her absence the milliner
store will be in charge of Miss Florenc
Lane.
Mrs. Norman Bryant OF North Charles
town and her daughter, Mrs. Williar
Clark OF Middleboro, Mass, were guest
i at c. E. Rice's on the Old Terrace Satur
day.
Pierce's Spanish-American War sho,
will be given in Union hall this evening
This company has been in this vieinit
over two weeks and this performance wi
be their last in town.
A. HI. Chandler left Saturday for tw
weeks vacation from the Bank. He e.
poets to spend most of the time at LAX
Rnmhoseen with Rev Charles Conklin an