Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-11-15
SAxTONS RIVER LOCALS.
NaiSs MARY j. HILL, LOCAL EDITOR


1eotto Alstead Friday to spend a few
dayat ber home.
Mrs Abbie Hubbard went to Chester
last Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs. H..
l.. Ballou.
:, Mrs Nellie Stearns went to Boston on
relatives.
Mrs Frank Taft, Sr., of Glen, Falls is
a guest at Mrs. E. P. Taf's.
William H. Campbell and wife went to
boston last week Wednesday.
The Woman's Missionary society Of the
bsptlst church met yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. 1. A. Farr.
Leon Perry has gone to Springfield,
Mass to witt bis brother.
Miss Laura Milliksn and her sister, DR..
hattle Moon, spent Monday with their
couno, Miss Lillian Richardson, at her
home in South Acton, Mass.
Mrs. w. A Puffer of Windham has beer
Spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
jonathan Wbitcomb.
Miss Lila Stoddard is assisting Mrr.
Coleman at the restaurant.
Miss Edith Huntoon of Bellows Falls
came last week TO visit Miss Bessie Thomp-
son tor few days.
Mr. Snow of Vermont scademy returned
last wet k to his home at Rockland, Mass.
Mrs. M. P Barry and Mrs. M. G. Rich
ardson entertained the ladies' society OF
the Baptist church last week Wednesday
at the home OF Mrs. Barry. Over 40 ladies
and gentlemen sat down to an excellent
supper and after ards spent the evening
n a. very social manner, Miss Pope enter
tai ing them wi b songs. 1t was a pleasant
event and was erjnyed by all.
The many friends of Mrs. Lydia A
Bayhes will regret to learn that she died
at New b. edford, Mass, November Z, in
her 60 b year. Mrs. Baylies, who was the
first matron in the boys dormitory at Yer
mont academy, came here in 1881 and re-
NAMED about nine years.
Mrs Coraelus Davis has broken up her
home in this place, and has now gone to
be with her friends in N,w York state.
John Ober and his son John left the
fret Of the week for their new home near
Boston. Mr.. Ober is going into the hulled
corn bu. mess aud John, Jr., has situation
in restaurant.
Miss Goodell OF Westminster came to
ttr1Nhe first of the week and commenced
lwAAing out by the day at dre.smaking.
There will be sale Of the complete sets
Of the standard magazines for 1899 at the
po,toffice Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Lewis Tenney has men at work repairing
his house; he Is to have broad, round
piszza built on the southeast corner, and
some hardwood floors laid in the house.
Since the new postal regulations the
Office is open on Sundays for distribution
only from II A NJ. to 1890 M, although
mail goe, out at $50 P. M. =
The German Medicine company, thai
has been giving cheap shows in Odd Eel.
lows ball for the past week, went to Cam
bridgeport Monday. One of the prir cipa
features was the distribution OF tickets
which were given with each admit sion fet
and sale of medicines allowing votes fol
the prettie.t baby in town. Mr.. and Mrs
George Marks baby took the prize.
P. w. TAFT. who has been suffering f.,
some time with cataracts over both eyes
went Tuesday to Glens Falls, N. Y, tt
have an operation performed on one eye
He was accompanied by bi, son, Franz
Tat OF Glens Falls.
The ground has been broken for G. W
O'good's new house, which is to be bull
on lot east of HI. II. Kimball's house.
Mrs. l.. M. Stearns returned home from
Bellows Falls last Fliiay, and Saturda,
went to Sprip gield, Mass, where she viii
spend few weeks visiting friends.
Wesley Ware Of Chester visited at W
E. Clough's Tue sday.
Wayne Thompson visited in Grafton ant
Windhsm last week, returning home Tues
day.
Misses Cooper and Dunham of BELOW
Falls made short visit last week at Mrs
Z. L. Blake's.
The New England Telephone and Tele
graph company have gang OF men a
work on the line from B. lloWs Falls to thI
place.
j. F. Alexander has had pipes laid from
the new spring to Mr.. Ttompson's nev
house on Pleasant street and also to l. A
Farr's and Mrs. Aiken's.
The new organ for the Congregations
church arrived Tuesday and men are a
work setting it up.
Mrs. Jefferson Severance has moved
into her new house, which has been bull
on one of DR.. Osgood's lots.
S. A. Whipple made short visit Ia.
week at the home OF bis mother in Grafton
Mrs. Reed and child of Leominster
Mass, came to w. w. Cory's last week t.
be here for some time.
Mrs. Oran Kingsbury returned Tuesda,
from Chester after spending a week Will
relatives. '-
The Friday Literary club will meet Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs. w. b
Glynn.
Miss Katie Davidson, who has been q
home sick for several weeks, is now i'm
proving.
Nathan johnson OF Ever EFT, Mass, ha
resumed his studie, at Vermont Academy
Clarence Twitchell has lost one of hi
sheep. While he was out the other da.
searching for it he was taken sick and /
now unable to leave his room, - u -.
u Little Roland Stoedley Of Bellows Fall