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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-23
WOODSTOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren @. French celebrated
their golden wedding Tuesday afternoon by
giving reception at their house. Mr.
French was born in Randolph in 1919. He
studied law with Tracy & Converse aud com
menced the practice of law in Sharon where
he lived thirteen years. During that time he
| married Miss Sarah Steele of Sharon, born in
1928. He came to Woodstock in 1857 and en-
| tered the Office of Converse & Barrett at the
time Judge Barrett was elected Judge of the
supreme court. He has been states attorney,
senator from Windsor county, has repre-
sented the town and was member of the
National convention which elected President
Hayes. Six children have been born to them,
| three sons who are living and three daugh-
ters. The eldest daughter, Mrs. Brooks of
Holyoke and second daughter, Mrs. T. c.
| Southgate have died and the only daughter
| living is Mrs. Harold s. Dana of this town.
/ They have seven grandchildren.
| Mrs, F. W. Smith left Tuesday for New
York where she will visit her sister, Miss
| Amy Fay until the household goods can be
packed, when Miss Madeline will Join her
and they will go to Chicago where they are
to reside with her son Harvey. Ernest will
go to Gillette, Wyoming where he has en-
gagged work on horse ranch.
Wednesday afternoon fire was discovered
in Douglass tailor shop in the Simmons
block; it was caused by the explosion of
gasoline lamp which Douglass had in use
and he was burned about his head. The es
| Establishment was not conducted on large
scale. Mr.. Douglass kept samples and took
orders so the damage was not heavy.
DR.. Logan, Charles F. Chapman and Fred
Wilder, who have been in the Maine woods
for two weeks, returned Saturday.
w. j. Boyce is in Boston buying goods
O. c. White is in Concord visiting Mrs
| White.
|
Mrs, Ruth Montague, widow of the late
Justin Montague died at her home here Fri
day. She came here thirty nine years ACC
from Bridgewater and has lived here since
her husband died two years ago. She leave:
four children, two sons and two daughters
all of this place. Her age was SO years
home Sunday afternoon, Rev M. T. Morril
officiating.
Ralph M, Tewksburv left Tuesday, where
he will enter the new Tufts dental school fol
a three years course.
Mrs. Emily Hewitt died "Wednesday morn
ing after long illness at the age of so years
She was native of Woodstock ard was born
in the house where she died. The funera
was held at the house Thursday.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. View celebrated tn.
tenth anniversary of their marriage Monda,
evening by receiving number of thei
friends.
;. DR.. A, G, sherwin of B oston is visiting hi
brother, DR.. G. W. Sherwin.
Charles Batchelder has been in northern
Vermont the past two weeks on job of sur
veying.
John French of New York is visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G. French.
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Bellows Falls Times
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1899,
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~ ~ IN THE STATE ~
The Brandon fair will be held October 8, A

The Brandon fair will be held October 3 A
and5
Congress man w w Grout has been chosen
chairman of the Washington Dewey cee
brstior commit'ee Of 81 The celebration is
TO be held o., October and 8 Congressman
Grout has also been invited to take part iu
the Ohio fail campaign.
Thousands Of trout have died in the noun.
tain brooks near Lincoln as result of the
drought. In the Varney brook atone 10 600
are dead Sixty two fish, not including year
ings, we're united in single hole. Some
of the deep hoes are ,ull of big trout which
are so hungry that they will take grass
hopper from persons hand. On the head
waters OF New Have river the streams have
not failed entirely, as springs are numerous,
hut dead trout on the banks are no unus ual
sight In Ripton the Sibley brock and The
large Beaver meadow brook into which it
flows, are natural feeding ground for trout.
This stream is most dry and hundreds OF
ice fish, caught in the long deep hoes, in
the Beaver meadow, have persisted.
The arge two-story boarding house occu-
pied by the Deerfield River company, ne II
burned Saturday evening OF last week.
Thomas J Curran, who occupied the house,
lost part of his furniture. The fire probably
started from d. fective chimney Tbs
building was form rlV hotel and was stu
ated on the opposite eide of the river and was
moved across nv the Dee field River com
pany tor he accommodation If their help en-
Is upward of $l200 1t was insured in the
Vermont mutual for $500. Mr. Curian was
insured in the Underwriters OF New York.
Both policies were WI ittea at G nj Russel's
agency. A new building will probably be
erected as soon as possible.
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WARUSBORO.

Herbert May and wife from Seymour,
Conn, are in town calling on old friends.
Mrs. Leslie Benson aud two daughters oil
Jacksonville have been visiting at F.W.F Farm
hams for few days.
Mvra Ware has returned to her work after
spending several weeks with her mother Mrs
Julia Ware.
George Briggs has gone to Greenfield for {
short stay.
Mrs Hattie Manley and son of Brooklyn
n Y, who have been visiting her parents
SpeI Ger Robinson and wife, for some time
have returned to their home.
Our postmaster, A. L. Wheeler, has gone
to Boston for few days, leaving Jap Benson
to care for the postoffice aud store during hii
absence.
Chester Dexter of Troy, n. z, who hai
been spending the summer here, started fo
his home Monday morning.
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TOWN SHEND.

Walter Austin of Andover visited friends
in town this week.
E. O'Brien and wife have returned to Bos
ton where Mrs. O'Brien has position IL
Springer Bros cloak factory.
Ira Pratt has gone to Windham to build I
house for Frank Guild.
H. FL. Holbrook has been very sick the pas
week with dysentery.
Mrs. B, B. Brigham is better.
Gussie Pratt is very sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Charles Willard is out of town visit
ing.
Edwin Derry is visiting in Deerfeld, Mass
Fred Watson ard wife visited in Jamaics
and attended the Bondville fair last week.
Minnie Prouty is spending week with hel
mother, Mrs. Mary Prouty in South Deer
field, Mass.
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GRAFTON.

Miss Hyatt of Boston gave an interesting
talk on missions at the Baptist church last
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Templeton from New York is
working for Mrs. V. A. Wilbur.
Mrs. W. S. Eaton is under the doctors
care.
Last Saturday evening the band elected
Mason Walker collector of the money so gen.
erously subscribed By the citizens. The new
instruments are expected this week
The regular meeting of the Women's Re
lief corps will be held at the residence Of
Mrs. L NJ. Clark Saturday, September % al
2 o'clock. A full attendance is earnestly re-
quested.
Rev. j. A. Haskins is visiting in Northamp
ton. There will be no services at the Baptis
church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tower and Mr.. Towers mo
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LUDLOW.

@. D. Pierce left town this week for his
home in Woodstock. Next Monday he
leaves for ST. Louis, where he is to study
medicine; he will be homeopathic.
Keystone chapter, No. 5, O E. 8 (, worked
the degrees of the order on five candidates
Wednesday evening. Between 30 and 60
members were present and refreshments
were served The new members are w. w.
Fish and wife, Fred Fish and wife and Mrs
Demary.
Mrs. Griswold, matron of the Odd Fellows
Home, is quite i'll at the Home. Mrs. E. L
Griswold of Bennington is with her.
Rev. Mr.. Hyde and family of Fern cottage
left town Tuesday en- route for Indianapolis
Granville Fullan, father of /. G.. Fullam
died Monday; the funeral was held Wednes
day afternoon at his late home.
Horace Moody, wife and child, of Fair
haven, are at DIR. Bates; Mr.. Moody is Mrs
Bates brother.
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PELCHVILLE.

DIR. and Mrs Allen OF Randolph, Mass. ARE
guests of G. G. Conapt.
Mrs. Sumner Fletcher with Mrs Bell Pit
| kin have returned 10 their home in Boston.
Z Miss Daniels of Rutland is spending her va
cation with her aunt, Mrs Frank Watkins.
The Peading club will meet at the library
Thursday, subject, Will Carlton; leader,M Mrs
K, K. Cross.
Nc and Mrs. Hank White are entertaining
| their son, Howard White and family.
Mrs Nellie Bisbee is spending a few weeks
with friends in South Pomfret and vicinity.
Mrs Melissa Whittemore is caring for Mrs.
K. G. Shedd during her absence.
The much needed rain has come at last and
| is doing much for the severe drouth around
here.
Mrs. NJ. d. Marshall of Windsor will ex-
hibit this week, rev line of fall millinery,
| il Guiding the golf hats so much worn this
season at Hall g. Burnham's store, under the
supervision of Miss Lila Perkins.
Dean Sherwin ard wife of Woodstock
were RI cent guests of his aunt, Mrs. Forrest
Persons.
Mrs. Henry Gardner is visiting friends in
Rutland. Mrs.Alen Gardner of Brownsville
is caring for her family during her abserce.
Mrs. Abel Slayton with Mrs. Sarah Ward
ner took carriage drive to Rockingham for
q w eek's cutting, returning the first OF this
week.
Miss Rood of Windsor will be in the Wat
kins brothers store this week with her
usual nice display of millinery fresh from the
market and will be pleased to meet her for.
mer patrons and also new ones.
Beck Wilkins has gone to Claremont where
he has secured employment.
nj Sswell wilkins has moved into H Ober's
house.
Henry Wilkins, afters four years residence
here, has returned to his home in Stanwood,
lows, much to the regret of the many friends
m ade during his stay among US. He was a
pleasant, genial gentleman and will be great
| ly missed.
Rev. Elizsbeth Fl. Goldthwaite with sever
al others from here attended the dedication
of the Unitarian church at Windsor last
week.
Fred Lynds has moved his family TO Proc
torsville.
B. F. Blood of Walthan, Mass, and Galen
G; Waite of West Windsor called on Mr.. and
Mrs. D. P. Sawyer the first of the week.
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SIMONSVILLE.

Henry Marsh has been quite sick recently.
j. M. Peabody was at home Sunday from
Chester
Cutler Virgins is visiting his son Frank IN
West Windsor.
Arthur Fuller has returned to his work in
Springfield.
D. s. Dimick has large quantity of pota.
toes that weigh of pound.
Harry Peabody is attending Norwich Uni
versitY.
Mrs. E M. Haseltine of Chester is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. g. B. Chase.
Mrs. A. NJ. Stannard recently visited her
niece, Mrs. George Cutler, in Springfield.
Mrs. Putnam and three children of Wards
boro were entertained by Mrs. Orrin Hub
bard the first last week.
L. B. Howe has stalk of corn that meas
ures twelve feet and six inches.
Mrs. j. A. Thornton entertained her
mother, Mrs. Perkins and brother, Leroy
Perkins, from Friday until Sunday.
N r Hutchinson visited his mother, Mrs.
A. A. Hutchinson, the first of the week. He
has position to work in Manchester, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Eldred and son, Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Chase and visitors, Mrs. j. A.
Thornton and daughter Mabelle, Bonnie
Wright, L. B. Howe and Elmer Haseltine at.
tended the Bondville fair.
Horace Bailey has large quantity of large
Hebron potatoes. He has five potatoes that
tip the scales at five pounds and ten ounces
Mr. Stevens of Boston is visitor at Henry
Marsh's.
o d. Dimick of Proctorsville called on ole
neighbors Tuesday.
Cooley Clark of Chester was in town Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Chase, Fl. 81. Chase ani
Smith in Chester Wednesday.
Aunt Winifred Whitman, who formerly re
sided in this place and is now stopping at G
Chase's, passed her SSH birthday Monday
A social party was held in honor of the event
and the day was much enjoyed by her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Chase accompanied by
their visitors, II. II. Chase and son Laurin
visit relatives and friends IN Newfane the
last of this week.
Warren Haseltine of Marchester was II
town this week, visitor st @. B. Chase's.
j. NJ. Pesbody was in town Wednesday
and attended the dance at Lowell lake. He i
now enjoying vacation Of $ few days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-23
PARK HILL.

Sam Williams has been enjoying a vaca-
ton spent mainly in Boston and Springfield.
Miss Ruby Eggleston is spending few
weeks in Cambridge, Mass.
Frank Wheeler and wife have moved to
Keene.
Mrs. LIZZIE Eggleston went to Boston Mon
day morning Tor weeks vacation.
Miss Addie Garfield of West Townshend,
VT, is the guest of Frank Aldrich and wife.
George Dutton has finished work at Keene
and has returned home.
N. K. Baker and wife and Mrs. John Baker
and children, who have been spending the
summer here, have returned to their home in
Boston.
Frank Wheeler and family spent the first
of the week at John Atherton's.
Some of the young people here went to
keene Monday evening to see Grip Van
Winkle.'
Mrs. Walter Reed and two children of Rut-
/ land, Mass, are visiting Mrs, r. G. Howard.
Mrs. f. A. Mcconnell, who keeps house
| for James Moriarty, spent last week in Bos-
ton. Miss Mary Robbins of Green River,
Vt, did Mrs. McConnell's work during her
| absence.
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WEsTMORELAND DEPOT.

Miss Helen Holden is with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Shelley for few days.
Misses Nettie and Mabel Taylor are visit
ing friends in Connecticut for short time.
Mrs. Fred Graves is visiting friends in
Boston,
George Bacon and his two daughters, Misses
Lula and Blanche of Bellows Falls attended
the funeral of Mrs. Frank Brooks last Sunday
in East Westmoreland.
We see the auction bills are out announc-
ing the sale of the house and land belonging
to the late Diana Wier.
The following we're elected officers of the
Westmoreland North Cemetery association
last Saturday: President, Fred G. Parker;
vice president, W. s. Daggett; secretary and
treasurer, G. S. Aldrich; directors, A. c.
Cobb, j. ". Loveland, G. K. Cobb; trustees,
B. G. Aldrich, W. J. Reed and F. A. Knight.
Mrs j. P. Holmes and daughter Mary are
| home again.
| Some from this way are attending the
| grange fair at Keene this week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-23

invitation to disease. Consumption
comes by neglect Heart disease is a
growth from other disorders. Nervous
prostration doesn't come in day.
Take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery at the first sign of failing health
and you will seldom be very sick. The
"Golden Medical Discovery is the best
ood-rnaker-fesh-b uilder-nerve-vitai
izer. 1t frees the body from all disease
germs. It invigorates the whole diges-
tive system and strengthens heart, lungs
and brain. Hundreds of thousands OF
grateful patients have testified to its
value.
George II. Belcher, Esq, of Dorton, Pike Co,
KY, writes: Thirteen years ago was wounded
by a ball passing through my lung. had 2
bad cough almost since with shortness Of
breath; the slightest change of weather would
cause the cough to be 50 bad 1 would have to sit
up in bed all night A few months ago began
using DR.. Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery
and now can eat, sleep and work, and feel like
a new man"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad
wiser sent for II one-cent stamps to cove
mailing only. Cloth binding Al stamps
Address DR.. z. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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LONDONDERRY.

L. P. Sheldon of North Bennington is in
town for a few days and he always has host
of friends to greet him.
Mrs. LIZ dia Hathorn and Willie are visit.
ing r. K. Hathorn at Ludlow,
Mrs. Elizs Bisbee of Springfield visited her
mother and brother last week.
Mrs. Taylor is improving her residence by
the addition of an L.
Norris Woodland of Ludlow drove out fine
lot of lambs purchased by Henry Sheffner in
this vicinity.
Rollie Shsttuck was home from Charles
town for a few days last week.
Harmon Leonard is attending school in
Weston this fall
W. r. Sutton's boarders have returned tc
their home in New York.
Elijah Jenkins of Meriden, Conn, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. A. A. Parker.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-23
New Telephone Company.

A meeting of the Independent telephone
companies doing business in Vermont and
northeastern New York was held at the Ad
olson in Middlebuyy Wednesday evening
The object OF the meeting was to bring about
the con -olidation of al the lccal companies
row doing business in this and New York
state and form a tri- state telephone cnmpauy.
The companies represented have about $780,
900 invested in local exchanges and toll lines
The msj ,rity present were in favor incor-
pcrsting the new tri-state company with
$3.50 900 capital This would allow $4,000
to extend the company's lines and build adj
dit ma exchanges.
The ioportar ca of having connection with
Rutland and Burlington was discussed. The
cost of ms a!lirg an exchange in b. tn cities
will be estimated by Mr.. Forbes, the superin-
tendent of the Lircoln and Bristol company
and a report made at an early date. A plan
for connectir g with the St. Adams company
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-23
DREWSVILLE.

DR.. W. B. T. Smith returned to Athol,
Mass, "Wednesday.
Warren Newton's portable saw mill is
again in position at the Holmes lot at the
south end of Main street.
Mrs. Abbie Lowell had hen that stole her
n est and laid "a eggs and Matched out % of
them.
Mrs. Morris Driscoll is said to be more
comfortable.
G. K. Beckwith attended the fair at Keene
Thursday.
Forrest Colby, wife and daughter Marion,
of En- field Center were the guests of her
father, O. B. Mellish, last week.
Some people are very lswless about butter
nuts, stealing them wherever they can find
them @. E. Beckwith's were stolen last
week.
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LANGDON,

Miss Marion Davidson commenced work as
teacher of the primary school at Charlestown
Monday.
Harrison Porter aud daughter of White
field visited the old homestead last week.
@. G. Holden of Sabbattas, Me-, was with
his parents the first of the week.
G. E. Presby has been obliged to hire ex-
ira help to keep up with his orders for
shingles.
Three heavy frosts last week killed vines
and best corn that was not cut.
Wednesday l3 Is of an inch of water fell, a
vary welcome visitor.
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National Guard Trip.

Governor Smith is investigating matters of
trauspor tation and examining into the cost OF
other arrangements which would be neces-
sary if the nstional guard of Vermont were
to 60 to W shington late in October to take
part in the Dewey celebration.
Tbs drawback remsining when this has
been agreed upon is the construction of the
tate law as to whether the governor may
order the guard to leave the state and if they
may draw psy for time .pent in service cut
side the state from the Vermont treasury,
The guard wonld no doubt vote almost unan-
imously for such duty but some OF the peep e
of ths state oppose the plan, arguing that
the sending Of the regiment to Mortp :liar
TOR Vermont's ceie bration is sufficient expeu-
diture. The Vermont regiment has been
ttndered the position Of honor at the right
of the line at the Washington demonstration
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-23
BRATTLEBORO.

No death In recent years has caused keener
sorrow in southern Vermont than that of
James II Flagg of North Adams. His inter-
est in Wilmington, where he was born, was
that Of q loyal son and faithful friend. he
was the director of the Valley fair associa-
ton and annually attended its exhibitions
while his visits to his old home were frequent
and enjoyable. Few men had stronger
hold on the confidence and esteem of those
with whom he associated. His death IS
personal bereave ment to the whole county.
The railroad company has moved its tele-
graph instruments from the passenger station
to the freight Office, leaving the Western
Union in its present location, though nn
night operator will be retsined after 8 O'Clock
so there will be no way of sending night
messages after that hour. unless some scheme
is provided later. Victor Boyden, former
night operator for the Western Union, is to
have charge of the instruments in the freight
,,ffics and will begin his duties as soon as the
wiring is completed.
Leslie Elmer left Brattleboro Monday
afternoon for Fort Ethan Allen to join the
43d volunteer regiment, of which he has been
appointed rtermaster-sergeant. W. nj.
Batchelder of Chester has been appointed 1st
lieutenant of the 10th. He went to Portland,
Me, Monday morning to report for recruit
ing duty.
Edward Hutches, special agent for rural
| free delivery, was in town Monday inspect
| ing the rural route with view to improve
rents and extension.
| Alonzo Starkey and wife entertained q
number of friends and relatives at their home
in Centerville Saturday on the 18th anniver-
sary of their marriage.
Col. Kittredge Haskins and DIR. D. P
Webster left Brattleboro Monday for Phila
| delphia to attend the Masonic convention II
that city.
| Hoel sayles of Starkboro has been adjudget
bankrupt by the district court, with liabilities
Of $Sll and assets nothing.
Paul Reve Herkel will leave the 25th fol
New York, where he will take course in thu
art students league.
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How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure,
f. j CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo,O.
We the undersigned, have knownF. Che
ney for the last Is ears, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by their tlrm.
WEST & TRUAx Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O WALDINa K1NNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood aud mucous sur
faces of the system. Price, rs cents per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists Testimonials
free Halls Family Pills are the best.
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State w. c. 7. u.

The annual Vermont state convention of
the w C T U held its opening session in
Barre Wednesday. The following officers
have been chosen for the ensuing year
President, Mrs Ida H. Read, Shebnrne; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. G E Davidson,
Newfane; recording secretary, Mrs Abbie
A. Wyman, Cambridgeport; treasurer, Mrs
E M Denny, Montpelier; auditor, Miss Ber-
thu Cbamberlin, Plainfield, These officers
have been serving the past year and their
election was made unanimous Mrs. +. B
Lund, Burlington, conducted the election,
she being the vice president-at-large, and was
called to the chair by Mrs. Ida Fl. Read, the
president.
The delegates elected to the national W. G.
T. U convention at Seattle, Washington, in
October, were: First district, Mrs. r. II
Place, Essex Junction; alternate, Mrs. A F
Smith, Manchester; second district, Mrs. S
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Baptist State Convention at Brandon

The 18th anniversary exercises of the Yer
mont Baptist state convention will take place
at the Bsptist church at Brandon next Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, September
26, 81 and % The officers of the convention
ave: President, Rev. George B. Lawson of
Bennington; vice president, Rev. "A. ID
Clark of Poultney; clerk, Rev. w. A. Kinzle
of Bristol The committee of arrangements
are Rev. DR.. j j Townshend of Brandon,
Rev. Gibbs Braislin of Rutland and Rev. W
A. Kirzie.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-23

Their from Fitchburg are visiting at Mark
Fairbrother's,
Mrs. Maria Goodenough is visiting in
Springfield.
Mrs. Mary Howard from Bellows Falls is
visiting at q. W. Fairbanks.
Miss Annie Haskell is again in the post
Office for few days.
Miss Fannie Hall is visiting at J. K. Ban
croft's in Saxtons River.