Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1903-05-07
STATIONS RIVER,


rived IN town Sunday morning.
Mrs, ID, j. Bemis was called to Clare
mont last week by the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs, Snow, who died soon after
she reached there,
O. A Kingsley of Chester was IN Saxtons
River Sunday.
Mrs, Betsy Gale, who has spent the win
ter with her daughter, Miss Rachel Twitch-
ell has returned to her home in Towns
bend.
Mrs. Henry Stearns is quite sick.
Mrs. Ball, who has been living at S. w.
Whipples' during the winter, was obliged
ON account of illness to return to her home
in Cambridgeport and Mrs. Hattie Jones
is assisting Mrs. Whipple for few days.
Charlie Farnsworth and wife and Jo-
seph Greenv God of Bellows Falls attended
the funeral of j. j. Hill Sunday.
Allie Campbell and Fred Davis went to
Lebanon Saturday to see the baseball game
between Kimball Union academy and Yer
mont academy.
Mrs. G, A. Paddock and her son, John
Paddock, of Hartford, Conn, came to town
Saturday and will remain at their cottage
for few days
Mrs. Colin Lake has been quite sick for
few days but is now very much better.
"Aunt' Julia Clark passed her SSth
birthday Saturday May 2, She is unusual
ly bright and active for one of her age, be-
ing able to do the work for herself and
nephew They both live on the old farm
Miss Hobart of Bellows Falls is stopping
with Mrs. M. p. Barry for short time.
Harry Bassett is at work for ID. j. Bemis.
met Anderson commenced work Monday
for G. E. Osgood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tyler spent Sunday
in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Helen Fogg of Woburn, Mass, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs j " .Simonds,
for several days.
w. Corners is at work in West West
minister and Mrs Corners is with her moth
er, Mrs. Field.
G. f. Simonds was in White River juno
ton on business for two days last week.
Dr. Ellery and wife and Starks Edison
and wife. took a carriage drive to Lake
Sunapee last Saturday remaining for few
days.
Mr.. Tracey, in the employ of King, Rich
ard. Oh & Co., of Springfield Mass, has been
spending few days in town for the pur-
pose of instructlng number of V. A. stu
DENTS who will canvass for that company
during the summer vacation.
j. H. Machado, who had been absent for
a few days, has returned to Vermont acad-
envy.
y Miss Flora Wood has been obliged to
give up work at NJ. P. Barry's on account
of i'll health.
Work now commences in the wooden
mill at $50 in the morning instead of
and closes at $50 in the evening instead of
6 o'clock. BY working three extra hours
they gain a half-holiday Saturday after
moons.
John Walsh is caring for Colin Camp
bell, who now requires constant attention
Fay Fuller is painting his house on
Academy avenue.
Mrs. A. H. Hubbard has been spending 6
few days in Chester with her daughter
Mrs. Henry Ballou.
E. n. Prescott, representing G. D .Swasey
of Barrels in town this week placing
monument in the cemetery to the memory
of the late DR.. Pettengill.
In place of the usual 10-cent supper of the
Ladies society of the Baptist church there
will be given on Wednesday evening a
Z 80 o'clock a short entertainment by the
young people, after which refreshment,
will be served, the whole to be in charge
of Miss Kimball and Mrs. Hubbard.
A very close game of ball was played a
Lebanon between Vermont academy anC
/, Kimball Union academy Saturday, May 2
resulting in a score of % to q in favor O
Vermont academy. Monday a game wa,
played between Bellows Falls and V. A.
resulting in a score of q to s in favor O
Bellows Falls. Some of Vermont acade
my's best players were not in the game
which may account in part at least fo
their loss of the game.
DR.. OsgoCd starts today for Boston ant
will sail Saturday for Europe. He expect,
to be gone about two months, during tina
, time his patients will be attended by DR.
Allbee of Bellows Falls. He will spent
some time at DIR Osgood'S Office in SaXtons
var and he readily pol1n1 nv tp1a
, phone when in Bellows Falls.
1t was announced in the Congregations
church Sunday morning that men from thu
, Anti-Saloon league would speak in thu
Baptist church next Sunday morning ant
at the Congregational church in the even
ing.
At the meeting in the interest of the new
hotel Monday evening there was very littl
done except to appoint more committees il
addition to those already appointed to so
licit funds so as to know just what the,
will be able to do. The next meeting will
be called at the discretion of the president
Mrs. Mary Wilkinson, who has spent tn
winter with her sister Miss Helen Nourse
started for her home in Lakeside, Mich.
Tuesday. She will visit friends in Chica
60 on her way home.
The Hartleys of Boston came recently t
their summer home for short stay. Thei
, daughter will remain for the summer anC
the rest of the family will return to Boston
coming later to remain through the season
The Ladies' society of the Congregation
r al church held it's annual meeting Wednes
day afternoon.
} DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership existing during the las
wear and half between f. l.. Simonds ant
f. S. Fuller was dissolved April % and tht
business will be continued at the old stanC
bv Mr.. Fuller. Mr.. Simonds will remain
in the store as CLERK probably until July
His purpose now is to leave town at some
later date. The firm of Simonds & Fuller
bought the well known stand of +. B
Locke & Co., and have conducted large
and increasing business. Both members
| of the firm feel thankful to the people Of
Saxtons River and vicinity for the liberia,
, patronage extended and Mr.. Fuller hopes
to merit the continuance of their conf
dence and favor. The store carries a com.
plete line of groceries, crockeries, hard
ware, tinware and plumbing goods
DEATH OF JAMES J. HILL.
James J. Hill passed peacefully away al
his home in Saxtons River, VT, on Friday
Nav /, 1908, in his 93d year. During his
long and useful life he was blessed with