Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02
SPRINGFIELD.

Ed Bailey succeeds Charles Morrill, in
the telephone office.
b. Guinand is working evenings for w.
IL. Wheeler on clock repairs.
w. H. III. Putnam brought in a 15C
pound deer last week from the wilds Of
Reading.
Rollo Richmond of Rutland wa, calling
on friends last week.
Mrs. Henry Angel and her two daugh-
ters and Mrs. William Hoyt of Boston
have gone to Waterloo, Can, tor two
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. M. Perham returned
from Boston Saturday alter several weeks
absence.
The next regular meeting of Springfield
grange, No. ia, will be Wednesday even
ing, November s, and is the gentIemens
night. A good program has been pre-
pared as we will not be outdone by the
sisters. Come and see it. b. w. Brown,
lecturer.
Mrs. William D. Woolson returned from
her European trip Saturday. Mr.. Wool
son has not yet returned.
E. A. Hulett has been appointed admin
istrator of the Lucy Hulett estate.
Rev 0 S Davis, MIR. and Mrs. Brow
nell attended the State Christian Endeavor
convention at Woodstock.
A large number of new books are now
ready for circulation at the town library.
Among the reference works is a self in
terpretipg Bible in four volumes.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lhaffin of Roches-
ter visited their daughter, Mrs. w. A.
futile, last week.
November union evening worship at
the Congregational church. Sermon by
Rev. B. f. Rowland.
Frank Porter of Springfield, Mass, an
Frank Cook of Brattleboro were in town
on a visit last week.
Our genial furnace man HI. l.. Brock
was married October %, to Miss Bertha
Bowman. The happy couple have gone to
housekeeping in the place owned by Mrs
Rhoda Messenger on Main street.
Charles Mccullough has moved from the
farm into one of Quincy Damon's houses
on Union street
About 40 members of the l. 0. o. F
and 20 Foresters went to Bellows Fall,
Thursday evening. The former to attend
the annual district meeting, and the latter
for visit.
DIR. A, A. Haig was in town Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. H. H. Howe is visiting in Shafts.
burg.
Edward Wilder of Whitehall, N. Y,
came Monday for short visit to his uncle,
Frank Spellman.
Ellis Eaton is going to build stairs to the
top OF Seminary hill just back of the Tower
place, recently purchased by him, making
short cut to the village for those living
or that part of hill, saving nearly one halt
the travel. Those benefited pay Mr.. Eaton
ST. each per year and he is to maintain the
stairs. Probably the corporation will be
asked to keep the stairs clear of snow dur
ing the winter.
The Cosmopolitan club met Monday
evening at Joseph Whites.
The second deer to be brought in by our
sportsmen fell to che lot of our barber, 0.
Lyons, who secured 200 pound buck on
Rochester mountain Saturday; he also
caught alive a large eagle Of the Royal
species which he has on exhibition in
cage at his shop. Olney & Cragin bought
the deer.
Miss Hattie A. Spencer of Windsor
moved into R. j. Kenny's new house on
Seminary Hill Monday.
Henry Whitcomb of Springfield, Mass,
came Monday for few days visit to
friends and relatives.
Marsh Harlow of Windsor was in town
the first of the week looking after his brick
interests.
Wedding bells are ringing pretty loudly
this week.
The Jones & Lamson company are erect
ing new fre-proof brick building above
their foundry for the storage of patterns.
The annual hunt OF the Springfield gun
club Tuesday was won by Trombly's side
by nearly 5000 points. Score, Twombly
9082; Fuller, 1870.