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

the home OF his aunt, Mrs M. p. Barry,
went to Providence, r. L., yesterday to
make brief visit with his cousin, Henry
Barry, and will go from there to his home
at Washington, d. c.
Rev. HI. l.. Ballou and wife of Chester
came to make brief visit the first of the
week at the home Of their grandfather, t.
Holt, and returned home yesterday, &C.
companied by Mrs. Brownell and their son
Paul.
Mrs. r. G. Walker and her daughter
Harriet returned home Monday after
spending few days with Mrs. Maynard
at the Kurn Hattin home, Westminster.
P. A. Presho of Londonderry is working
for j. F. Alexander on his spring, and is
stopping at Mrs. g. w. Hilliard's.
Mrs, j Healey and daughter, Libbie, are
going to Scbaghticoke today to visit friends
for short time, after which Mr.. Healey
will join them and then they will go to
Rochester to live, where Mr.. Healey has
secured work.
Miss Ida Luce returned to her home at
New Bedford last Monday after spending
week with Miss Della M. Smith.
Miss Ruth Barry has returned home after
spending a week with her brother, Herbert
F. Barry at Newport.
Miss Bye of Boston returned home Mon
day after two weeks visit at Mrs. M. G.
Richardson's.
Mrs. Worthington was taken sick last
Monday.
Howard Perry of Boston has been spend
ing few days in town.
Miss Helen Nourse went Monday to
spend few days at Sunapee lake.
Miss Hemenway, who has been visiting
for several weeks at the home of her aunt,
Miss Helen Nourse, went last Monday to
Lake George.
Mrs. Berry and daughter of Boston are
stopping at Mrs. J. Wbitcomb's.
Healey & Bigelow will give a free con-
cert combined with Edi,on's moving pic
lures tomorrow evening.
Fred Weston of Iowa is visiting bis par
ents, Page Weston and wife.
Mrs Babbitt of Boston came Monday to
visit at Mrs. A. I. Pierce's.
| Mrs Norman Adams Of Grafton, accom-
panied by her daughter, visited Monday at
Mrs. .. Kipgsbury's.
| Rev. James A. Clarke of Wallingford,
Conn, made brief visit the first OF the
week at Rev. F. G. Boughton's.
The Misses Bailey of Ludlow have been
guests at Mrs. Page Weston's the past
week.
Miss Agnes Fairbank of Grafton visited
her aunt, Mrs. Albert Green last Friday.
| Mrs. Sarah Brockway returned to her
home in Cavendish Monday accompanied
by her niece, Miss Annie Knowlton, who
will remain with her about week.
Mrs. Ford and daughter, who have beer
visiting here, went to Keene yesterday ant
will 90 from there to Northampton betor,
returning to their home at Manasquam, N
III.
4 Mrs. Walter Bailey returned home from
Cavendish last Saturday.
Will Weston and family of Winthrop
Mass came yesterday to visit Mr.. Weston
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Weston.
L. M. Phelps and wife of Wallingford
CT, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Henr,
Cobb.
Herbert Sherwin and wife of Brattlebor'
have been visiting for several days at W
E. Clough's.
Mrs. Straw went to Claremont yester
day for a short visit after which she will e.
to Sunapee lake
The Saxtons River baseball team defes
5 ed the Bellows Falls team Tuesday after
, noon, the 18th, on Fuller field in an excit
ing game by the score of II TO s. Hughe
pitched remarkable game for the hom
team, allowing but one hit, and receives
t frst-class support from both the infeld AM
Q outfeld, He was unfortunate, however, il
having the few mlsplays of the team com
in combination with bases on balls, AM
{ Bellows Falls run column was swelle
thereby. Batteries, S. R C. Hughes an
Lake B. F., Farnsworth and Newman
! Base hits. 81, B F 1. Errors, R
BF7. Struck out, by Hughes z, b
Farnsworth 8. Bases on ball, Little 2, R
Hughes 8, Moultrop, Newman, Hull an
!, Murray 8, Shepard, Griffin 2, Buxton
Hit by pitched ball, C.Hughes, Robertson
Dickey, Farnsworth. Stolen bases, Stit
L | D, Little, H. dughes, IiltngWortn, MURRAY
Newman, Hull, Shepard 2. Griffin, Cool
b Fsrnsworth- Umpires, Taft and Dolan.
/, The baseball team played at Cheste
Friday and was defeated to 5. The
n were very seriously weakened by the al
6 seuce of their catcher, and to this fact tt
loss Of the game was doubtlessly due, ,thoug
# the team did not bat in anything like the
b usual form. The fielding OF both team
J. was fairly good, but their batting veal
Special features were the fielding of Hing
. worth and the double plays of Davis al
= Stitt and Parmenter and Carpenter. Ba!
~ hits, Chester 6, R 5. Errors, Chester
SR9.