Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-12-01
WESTMINSTER.

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Miss Lizzie Arnold visited in Keene
last week.
Eli Geer visited his sister in Brattle-
boro lest week.
d. A Hills had all of his children with
him on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. C. r. Arnold is suffering from an
attack of diphtheretic sore throat.
Mrs. H. F. Bond went to Hinsdale, N.
H., Monday for a weeks visit with her
mother.
Mrs. Hannah Gates will pass the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Sissions, at
Cornish. N. H.
Dea. Stafford started Monday morning
for Orlando, Florida, where he expects
to pass the winter.
Fred E Reach, who is in the employ
of the Connecticut River railroad, Wis
tied his mother Wednesday.
Mrs, Daniel Kellogg, who has been
sick for long time, is now very low and
there 10 no hope for her recovery.
Charles Hawks, the genial miller at
the steam mill, has moved his family to
Walpole but he will continue in charge
of the mill.
Eddie Farr has become the possessor
of the balance of his time during his
minority and is now at work in West
moreland, N. H.
Henry J. Farwell will soon commence
the slaughter of a large quantity of pine
timber, which has already been con-
tracted to o. j. Butterfield.
All of our young friends attending
ok t,Nv kNr go
Thanksgiving with their respective tamil
lies, returning on Monday to their school
work.
Miss Ida Wright, who met with quite
a painful accident at Mt Carmel, Conn,
while at DR.. Joslin's, and afterwards re-
turned to her home, is much improved
and is now able to get upon the street.
A Canadian Pacific exhibition car
will arrive at Walpole depot Friday,
December 2, at p. M, remaining until
8 40 a. M, Saturday, December 8. We
presume large number will avail them
selves of this opportunity to see the prod
ucts of certain parts of the north. west.
The young ladies' literary society will
hereafter be known as the sFortnightly
Club" and will hold their next meeting
on Thursday evening, December l, with
Miss Ada Corliss. This club has been
organized for the purpose of reading
study, and discussion of curr mt topics.
All ladies who would like to Join in the
work of the club are invited to become
members.
Last Monday evening, a large party of
the neighbors and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. A. Willard could be seen stealth
lily approaching their home under the
leadership of Mrs. y. l.. Fl her, and mp
on answering summons of the door bell,
a general demand was made by the COM
pany for an unconditional surrender of
the premises, which the host and hostess
most gracefully did on taking second
view of the determined faces of the in
vaders, who soon informed them that it
was the Goth anniversary of their mar
riage and most fitting time to express
to them the high esteem and regard
which their neighbors and friends have
for them. d. c. Wright briefly present.
ed them with valuable china tea SER
vice; Mr.. Willard responded with much
feeling, thanking them all for these ex-
pressions of good will, after which re-
freshments were served and a general
good time enjoyed until late hour,
when the guests took their departure,
wishing the bride and groom many happy
returns Of this anniversary. We can not
close this brief account without mention
ing that at the family gathering on
Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard they were very substantially re-
membered by members of the family.