Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-22
SAXTONS RIVER.

Mrs. F. Forgette was taken sick last Wed.
nesday; but at this writing was much better
Miss Lizzie Glynn of Somerville, Mass.
| arrived in town Saturday and is the guest ol
her brother, W. B. Glynn.
/ A number of Vermont Academy student:
went to Bellows Falls last Sunday night to
/ hear Miss Jessie Ackermann.
Mrs. I. A. Farr has been quite sick fol
more than a week, but is now feeling more
| comfortable.
| George Bemis of Readsboro made short
visit last Monday at the home of his sister
Mrs Emma Pratt.
| Mrs. 1. R. Warner went to Hartford, CT.
last Monday to spend few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Paddock. .
| George Cory has been visiting at Attle-
boro, Mass, for few days.
Marsh Wilder visited friends at Grafton
yesterday.
Miss Grace Lowell went to Springfield last
| Saturday to visit her mother.
John Sheldon and wife are moving to Ches
| terfeld this week.
The Christian Endeavnr society of the Con.
gregational church will give social this
evening at the vestry.
Leonard Blake was taken very sick last
Sunday with the grip.
The ladies' industrial society of the Bap-
tist church will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. r E. Smith at her home on Pleasant
street Gentlemen are invited to supper at
6 O'Clock.
"Social equality is the subject chosen by
Rev. F. G. Boug hton for the prayer meeting
tomorrow evening at the Baptist vestry.
f. H. Allbee and wife expect to start to-
morrow for their future home at Allandorf,
Osceola county, Iowa. where Mr.. Allbee has
bought farm.
Miss Pratt of Rockingham is spending a
few days with her cousin, Miss Della Pratt,
Mr.. DEMO, who has been suffering for two
weeks with the grip, is now slowly gaming
strength.
C. c. Lake and family have been enjoying
new maple sugar for several days.
About 40 persons attended the "dime
social which was given last Friday evening
at the Baptist church. Music, speaking and
instructive games contributed to the even
ing's enjoyment. Prizes were offered Tor two
of the games, and were won as follows !:
Major Wolfe, first; Arthur Locke, boody |;
Miss Hazel Tenney, first; Myrtle Randlett,
BOBBY. Light refreshments were served
during the evening.
Miss Florence Aiken, who has been very
ill for the past three weeks, is now recover
ing slowly.
G. s. Frost of Keene spent the Sabbath
with friends in town.
Miss Jessie Ackermann, who has twice
travelled around the world as missionary for
the W. G. T. U delivered an unusually in
teresting address last Sundsy morning at the
Baptist church, taking for her subject, "The
women of Asia" Miss Ackermann is an
easy and fluent speaker and Immediately
gained the attention of the audience, whom
she delighted with her bright and convincing
remarks. A collection was taken at the close
of the service in aid of the W. G. T. U.
Mrs. A. W. Wyman of Turner'S Falls is Wis
iting at the home OF her father, Isaac Glynn.
Charles Wesley, W 3. Clough and Charles
Twitchell were all on the sick list last week.
H W. Knight has just moved into the
ioiners shop over the saw mill which he
formerly occupied.
Henry Glynn and wife went to Springfield
last Thursday to live with their son.
John Eastman and family have moved in
to the house occupied by Mrs. Knight.
W. E Clough bought horse last week at
H. Glynn's auction.
Mrs G r Tower, who has been sick since
she returned home is slowly improving.
w. B Glynn has recently purchased a ma,
chine to make the grip death tablets which
he is making a specially of; the machine
turns out a hundred tablets minute.
The senior reception at Vermont Academy
will take place Saturday evening, February
l25.