Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-19

Hear tho tinkling Of the bell, merry oeil
Our vile has bell. The pupils IN tnls
district with the aid of the Simo s
Dramatic club have purchased pei, Lol tne
| school-house and next week we shail hoa' its
merry peal.
William Smith and daughter Tina re-
turned home Sunday from their TRIP W wat
pole, N IL, and Westminster.
Nj Peabody was at home Sunday from
Chester.
CHARLES Goddard of Ludlow called at the
Riverside House Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Hazel,ine comm need term
| of school in Peaseville Monday.
Mr. Edison of Poplar Dungeon, the butter
work there Monday.
| Simonsyille has had a strike more partic-
ulars later.
George Washington Stuart of New Bedford,
Mass who has been guest OF his brother
Edwin in Peaseville, called on acquaintances
| in this place Tuesday enroute to Londonder-
| ny to visit his prother John.
Mrs Charles Slate and daughter and Mrs
| Delbert Edison have been attending the
| Moody meetings at Northfield, Mass they
| returned Wednesday to their homes.
Mrs A r Marsh of Cambridge, Mass, is ex-
pected to arrive at her home at Markham
Manor this week Friday.
Edward Hazeltine is at work for Col h o
Peabody.
Later news! The strike ended peacefully;
no blood shed,
Mr. and Mrs L B Howe attended the tuner-
al of Mrs A t Smith at her late residence in
Londonderry Thursday.
p r Fuller, Mrs V j Wood and Harry
Wood of Chester, accompanied by Mrs Frank
Fuller and daughter Rae of Northampton,
Mass called on friends in this place Wednes-
day.
Harry Farrar of Chester is attending school
in this district aud boards at his grandiather's,
b S Fuller's.
Mrs L b Howe and Mrs Fl M Peabody took
carriage drive to Weston and Londonderry
Saturday.
George r Lincoln and family of Iroquois,
n Y, were recent guests at P L Marsh's.
o W Leonard and neice, Mrs Dora Mar
shall, attended the funeral of his brothers
widow, Mrs Maria Leonard, in Weston
Saturday.
t Marsh and his sister, Mrs Lois Dus-
tin, went to Bellows Falls Tuesday to visit
their sister, Mrs John Persons, who is quite
ill.
Charles johnson, who will be well remem-
bered IN this town, is now residing with his
family in Iroquois, N Y !, and is prosperous.
His oldest son has graduated from a college
and another child will soon take q college
course. We are glad to here of their success
He formerly lived on the place known as the
Osborn farm and now owned by Prof Mac
Donald.
School commenced Monday with twenty
eight pupils enrolled
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Eldved and John Sa-
bins family attended the basket picnic at
Lowell lake Wednesday.
PIT Marsh has quite quantity of large
russell apples of last falls growth in perfect
and H B Stannard has few bald.
win apples of last falls produce.
Mr. and Mrs c s Leonard attended the fu-
neral of his aunt, Mrs Maria Leonard, in |
Weston Saturday.
Saturday Mrs Joseph Thornton entertained |
at her home at Markham Manor Farms |
eighteen old and young friends to celebrate |
the ninth birthday of Mona Powers. The |
young people enjoyed the occasion and the |
older ones renewed their youth Tor the event |
Refreshments of ice cream cake, bananas, nuts |
etc were served.
Children's days, o happy days
with joy and glee;
May the golden harvest's rays
Be as happy.