Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-29
SAXTONS RIVER

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ing her grandmother, Mrs. r. l.. Twitchell
K. r. Lake and family went to Boston vas
| terday, where they will remain about twr
| weeks visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barry returned ves
| terday to their home at Providence, r.
after passing about two weeks with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs III. P. Barry.
8. L. Hecht of New York city has been in
town few days this week.
Miss Alexander went to Waterburv
Conn, last Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
ID. IT, Anderson, for about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Psttenglll of New
fork city arrived in town Wednesday and
are guests at the home of their parents, DIR
and Mrs. K. H. Pettengill.
Mrs. F. B. Locke expects to 90 to Sunapee
lake next Monday to spend few weeks.
G. s. Simonds has returned home after
spending about two weeks in Boston and vi.
cinity.
Eugene Smith, Miss Ida Graham and DIR,
Hattie A. Moon took a carriage drive to New
fame last Thursday with Mrs. Fred Hartley
and friends.
Joseph Greenwood, who has been visiting
tor some time past with his sister, Mrs.
Charles Fsrnsworth, is spending few davs
with relatives in this place.
Mrs. M. E. Smith of Rockingham. who bas
been spending about two weeks at Green
Smith.
MISS Annie Bemis had charge of A. II,
Sab1n's store yesterday during the absence
OF Mr.. Sabin, who went on the excursion to
Nantasket Beach.
Walter Bunnell of New York city, who has
oeen visiting for about two weeks at Rev. j.
a. Leach's, went to New York city yesterday
on business and is expected to return today.
Mioa ID
stopping at Mrs. Lawrence's for short time
and IS attending the French school.
Prof. Orin Locke is visiting friends in
town.
Quite number of the village people went
on the excursion yesterday to Nantasket
Beach.
Mrs. G. F. Chaplin and Mrs. Solon Morri
son entertained the Ladies' Benevolent So
eiety of the Congregational church last
Wednesday afternoon at the vestry.
Miss L. E Kaler and Miss Mabel Brown of
Nashua, N. H, who have been taking part
of the course at the French summer school.
will return to their homes Monday.
Miss Fanny Pettengill has returned from
Walpole after visiting her aunt for several
days.
The Christian Endeavor societies have for
their subject tomorrow evening, "That good
part" Luke 10 :3S AZ.
Mrs. j. V. Simonds has been sick for few
days, but at the time of writing was feeling
little better.
Mrs. Eva o. Jillson of Hartford, Conn, ac-
companied by her son and daughter, Ken-
meth and Miss Muriel, are guests at Mrs. T.
H. Hughes.
Miss Ella Burnham of Gloucester came last
Monday to visit Miss Helene A. Roux.
John Hubbard and wife. Marshall Wilder
md his sister, Miss Kate Wilder, went on |
carriage ride yesterday to Lowell lake.
Fred Howe went to Harrisville last We'd |
aesday where he has secured work in the |
mill.
Miss Agnes Fairbank and Miss AMY Davis
" Grafton visited last Thursday at Henry A.
Davis.
John Piddock and Miss Helen Campbell
we're in town Thursday.
Miss Grace Clough went to Chester last
donday night to visit relatives for a few
Soston.
Allie Campbell is at home sick with a
hroat trouble.
Miss Carrie Hall, who has been in Spring.
cid the past year, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
}. Campbell, for few days before returning
D her home in California.
Mr.. Gilbert of Felchville has been visiting
few days at W. B. Glynn's.
Morris Glypn has recently bought the old
shool house at GagevilIe of John Thwing and
going to have it fitted up for blacksmith
1op.
At a meeting of Golden Cross which was
cid Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall /.
le following officers were in stalled by Grand
Carruthers: Henry A Davis. N I
/; Mrs Annah l Lake, V N C; Mrs Ella
ory, prelate; Mrs Jennie c Hughes, N X of t
i; Charles W osgood, F K of R; Allan 81 s
Abin, treasurer; DR. F L Osgood, herald: s
rank E Richardson, W IG; Edwin r Lake.
0 6; James A Houghton, N G. Mr.. d
arruthers, who has recently visited all the F
in the state, made few re-
arks on the satisfactory growth of the order
roughout the state.
The Saxtons River baseball team had the
1lucky end of an exciting ten.innipp game !"
i Fuller Field Thursday afternoon with a Q
am made up chiefly OF PLAYERS from the :
mbination Vermont and New Hampshire Il
am managed by o. Brien of Bellows Falls.
ne score was II to l3. Hughes pitched an B
cellent game for the home team and de- ii
rved to win, but fielding errors and poor
Sc running due to lack of practice, lost the Il
me- Among the fielding features of the Il
me may be mentioned good catches by III W
gwolth and the double play of Farr, Lake
d Slit. Farr, G. Hughes, Wright and :,
avis all batted well. For the combination
am, WAY pitched finely and Shepard led in
ting. Oar boys think they deserve much OF
edit for holding down their opponents as
ii as they did, considering the fact that
rec of their regular players were unable to hi
~ and that they had had no practice what W
Or for three weeks.