Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-03-29
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Lucius Barry went to Boston last Frida,
en- business
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Ellery gave dinner
last Saturday evening to the students at Yer
mont Academy, which was served in tn,
academy dining hall, after which they CAV,
an informal reception at their home.
MI. Harris of Brattleboro is in town work
ing in the interest of Carl s. Hopkins
nurseryman and scotsman of Brattleboro.
Miss Della M. Smith of New Bedford Uni
versity is expected home next Friday t.
spend the spring vacation.
G E Osgood bought fine horse last FRI
day at Claremont which arrived in towr
Monday.
| Mrs f. Forgette and her daughter Rose
expect to go to Conway, Mass, next Satur
day to visit relatives
Miss Carrie Locke is expected home today
from Wellesley college.
Miss Ida Dow returned home from Lynn
Mass last week, after an absence of few
months.
Cyrus Glynn of Turner's Falls spent the
Sabbath with his father, Isaac Glynn.
Mrs, Finney and her son returned from
Boston last Saturday.
A. Thompson has let his sugar lot to j
Clarke and B Parmenter.
Mrs. w B Dow has been suffering for
several days from severe attack of the grip
The ladies' Industrial society of the Bap-
tist church will meet this afternoon at the
church parlor. All are cordially invited
The remains of Mrs. Fannie Bucklen of
Cambridgeport were brought here last Sun
day for burial.
Herbert Dean of Wichita, Kan, has been
visiting at Lewis Tenney's. -------.
Major Wolfe and family. accompanied by
the nurse, Miss Peabody, will spend vacation
with Mrs. Wofe's parents at Amherst.
Ray o. Hughes return ed yesterday to Prov
-dence, to resume his studies at Brown Uni.
versity.
The Friday club met last week at the home
of the president, Miss Corinne Wiley, to
study the life OF Charles II of England.
Mrs. H L. Ballou and her son Paul, are
visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.
Hubbard.
Mrs. Gales children and Clarence Twltch-
ell have the whooping cough. h.-
G. +. Simonds has placed another large
show case in his store, which adds greatly to
the appearance of the store.
Miss Fannie Dutton resumed her work
last Monday after an absence of about six
weeks
Miss Myrtle Cory is expected home from
New York city next Friday and on Saturday
she will go to Montpelier to resume her du-
lishment; she will be accompanied by her
sister, Margie.
WAYNE Thompson of Bellows Falls and
Carl Thompson of Walpole spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Thomp.
son.
Miss Tracey returned last Saturday to her
home at Cornish, N. H.
Mrs. Wheeler returned to her home at
East Wallingford last Saturday to spend her
vacation.
DR.. F. L. Osgood went to Rutland last Fri
day and returned Saturday.
Rev G. F. Chaplin was called to Boston
last Monday by the illness of his brother.
A III. Sabin wishes to give notice to the
person who stole small package from his
store the other day, that if they will call at
the store he will make them present of the
burial Cas- and the other pair of handles.
lothian Whitcomb and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Wellman at Chester.
News was received Monday of the death of
Jeffel son Severns of Cavendish and former
ly of this place, which occurred Monday
morning, after an illness of two days He
was out hunting last Friday and was appar-
emily in good health, but he took cald which
develored into the grip. He was "a years Of
age. The funeral took place this morning at
his late home; the remains will be brought
here this afternoon and placed in the tomb
to await burial
Prot M B Franklin, eve specialist. will
be at w. Osgood's jewelry store, Saxtons
RIVER, Wednesday, April 5, from 10 O'Clock
to Those with difficult eyes to
fit with glasses should consult HIM. Exami-
nation free.