Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-09-20

by d G. Howard.
MUS Bertha Wiggin of Bellows Fall,
friends. '"oA :" so"A "''A
Mn Franklin W. Hooper, Mrs Re-
oscca L. Hooper and f. Dana Hooper
nss0 leturned to Brc coklyn, N. Y, the son
anu laughter returning several days ago,
S Snu M,s' Hooper leaving the morning Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Platts from Cam
prloge, Mass, visited at Mrs. S G. Platt's
last week.
q, W, Van Dyke Of New York city was
visitor in town recently.
we are very glad to learn that the con-
aition OF Mrs. E. NJ, Holden is greatly
improved from that Of the past six weeks
ano taat daily reports ara favorable.
mss Elsie Galloway left September IA
ior NeW I ork, where she intends to remain
ooring the tall and winter months.
MISSES Sarah Olson ard Ingrid johnson
nave returned from few months ab.en
az Their homes in Sweden and are again in
the family of I. N. Hastings.
MS Lucretia s. Hooper arrived at the
Dtsnore the evening of the 14th inst.
rom cambridge, Mass ard i, spending
several days in town.
Mrs +. A Carper ter i, with friends in
Winchester, Mass, f short visit.
Hon. George D. Todd of Louisville,
NY was gufsl recently at Pinnacle
Farm Mrs. Todd has been there for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. William c. Banning started the
IZth INST tor Hot Springs, Va where she
VIII meet friends and remain for scme
time.
!, MISS Alice Jenni,or, who has been with
relatives in town for several weeks, left
Saturday tor Ketne and Athol, and will
return 70 her home in hl'adelphia about
the middle of October.
The work Of grave ling the south end of
Nam street is in progress with number
OF teams employed in drawing gravel from
the river Otd. THIS viii make much
needed improvemf mt in the condition OF
the highway.
Miss Florence Foster is visiting her
s,ster, Mrs j. B. Beckley, and also rela-
tVes In the south part OF the town.
John Il. Nicholson and fam " lett the
l4th inst. for their home in New York
alter sp,nding the summer months in
town. Mrs. w. G. French, Jr, and
daughter Ellen returned also that date to
New York AMI M S. Clifford E. Bellows
and family to Yonkers.
Miss H len A. Wotkyns left last week
for visit with friends in Keene and Marl-
4 boro.
Ll.f,,f 4 eorgo Bundy and daughters, Mil
dred and Bernice, spent last week in Bel
lows Falsyisiting friends.
Mrs. Henry j. Wa kins, who has be en-
visiting il this vicinity since Old Home
week, LETT Monday tor Peterboro ard Jaf-
frey, and later will return to WatertowD,
Mass, where she at present makes her
home.
Ms. Emily B.dwell OF Rockingham and
John johnson, also. OF that town, were
guests on Friday last OF Mrs. F. M. Spar
hawk.
Mrs. Mary H. Hastings returned serious
ly Ill from her trip last wee to Boston and
Exeter, and although at this writing she i,
reported somewhat improved, it is thought
best to again employ a professional nurse
to care for her.
Warren E. Hooper of Nashua made a
brief visit with his aunt, Mrs. S. w. Brad
ford, last week, arriving on TIE late train
Thursday from Southampton, Mass,
where he had been il attendance at the
fun raj services of his sister, Mrs. Steph n
+. Gum, whose death was mentioned last
week
| We understand that F E. Hawkes., tn
popular and efficient station agent here
during tie past three yea and halt, IL
tends to remove soon with his family t)
keene. Mr.. Hawkes. depnt IRE is univer-
sally regret ID.
| Commencing September Is the library
will be open to the public during the after
noon and evening only of the regular IL
brary days.
Arthur P. Davis returned Tuesday to
the Institute Of Technology at Worcester,
Mas, after spending the summer vaca-
tion at his home in town.
Mrs. Anna Wright is at the Elnwood
after an absence OF a few months at Rut-
land, Vt. and Greenwich, Conn.
| Miss Fanny M. Joslin OF Hudson,
Mas, was the guest this week of Mrs.
Hodg kin and Miss Miller.
c. w. Morse Is putting in Pratt &
| Walker hot air furnaces at the residence,
OF L. B. Buffum, G.. G. Davis and Mrs.
Mary E Wilder; also one at the bank.
Mrs. G. A. Merriam and little daughter
OF Foxboro, Mass, are visiting with Mrs.
Menlam's sister, Mrs John E. Proctor, on
Pleasant street and also with relatives in
Bellows Falls.
Hon. 7. N. Hastings was IN Portsmouth
tins week in attendance at the exercises
held the 18th inst, upon the presentation
OF the tablets to the battleships Kearsarge
and Alabama.
Miss Annie M. Buffum returned Sep'em-
Der 10 for her senior year at Smith coil sge.
Mrs. Helen M. Bates left yesterday for
an absence of about ten day with relatives
ia Newnnrt