Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-12-12
New Hampshire News.
WALPOLE.

Mrs. II, NJ. Banning is in New York
city,
John C. Brown was in Newport the first
of the week.
DR.. Allbee from Bellows Falls was in
town Saturday.
Miss Helen Wotkyns visited in Keenc
last week.
1t is expected the Parish House will be
completed by New Years.
Walter Graves of the Kcene Coffee
house was in town last week,
Geo Wightman spent few days re-
Gently in Westminster West,
Guy II. Wellman returned last Satm
day to Cambridge, Mass.
We are glad to report that Albert Dickey
is improving slowly.
Miss Martha Atwood is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs, John p. Holmes.
George Snow is recovering from an at
tack Of congestion Of the lungs.
Fred S. Weymouth returned to Orange,
Mass, on Tuesday of this week,
G.. r. Crowen has returned from few
weeks absence in So. Boston.
Leroy Emery is taking short vacation
at his home in northern New York.
Miss Alice Burbank of Fitzwilliam, N.
H., is teaching the winter term in No. ID.
Edward C. Sterling was in Boston a few
days last week, returning on Saturday.
w. II. Whitmorc Of Cleveland, Ohio,
has been at A. A. GilSon's for few days.
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buying his annual stock Of Christmas
goods.
Renew your Times for 1896 at the post
office. See offer with Rutland Herald else
where.
Miss Lila Thompson, who is teaching in
Langdon, has been home the past week, i'll
with a severe cold.
Miss McDuffee of Keene was the guest
of Rev. g. |. Bard and wife last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Alton Gle and little Holland from
Plymouth are visiting at her fathers, L. B.
Hollands.
Mrs. F. A. Lebourveau and little Miriam
have been spending few days in Gardner,
Mass, with her sister.
Edward Griffin of Concord is spending a
few weeks with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Griffin.
Dennis Griffin owns a new horse which
he bought at the auction in keene last
week; weight, 1850 pounds.
Rev. Charles Dickinson and Rev. George
II. DeBevoise were in town last week in
behalf of the Kurn Hattin Homes.
Eva Richardson of Chesterfield niece
of Charles p. Stowelrs, is in town attend
ing the high school for the winter term.
Fred w. Porter intends working in the
steam saw-mill of O. j. Butterfeld's at
Westminster this winter, commencing next
week.
A Pomona Grange meeting was held in
Keene Tuesday Of this week. A few
Grange members from this town at
tended.
Mrs Dan Cahalane and her sister, Miss
Adine Foster, from Keene, n. H., spent
last Saturday in town with their brother,
Willis G. Foster.
Frank Pettingill from Wilton, N. H.,
has been in town for the past week before
leaving for Windsor, VT, where he has
secured work for the winter.
The Rev. F. w. Pratt from Deerfield,
Mass. will conduct the service in the
Unitarian church next Sunday morning,
Dee 10, at II O'Clock.
The three-horse power gasolenc engine,
exhibited at the Mechanics fair in Boston
by the Abenaqui Machine works, was re-
Gently awarded a silver medal.
Owing to continued i'll health, Waldo
J,,I I I'll
n. Y, for few months, hoping the change
will prove Of benefit to him.
Mrs Elizabeth F. Tobey has closed her
house, leaving last Saturday with her
daughter, Miss Mary, for Providence,
r. l., where they will spend the winter.
Fred A. Lebourveau has leased his build
ing now occupied by j. X. Sterling & Son,
to Allbee & Rabbit of Bellows Falls, to
take possession either January or March l
James E. Griffin and family have recent
ly moved into the house near Geo. B.
Williams, known as the Bunker house
Mr.. Griffin will be employed at Maple
Grove farm.
Mrs. C. G. Abbott has been visiting al
her home in North Clarendon, VT, anC
Mr. Abbott has been in Marlboro, N. H..
the past week in the business interests o
F. M. Gilbert.
George III. St. Charles and Annie J
Brown were married in Rutland, Vt.
Wednesday, December 4. We under
stand Mr. and Mrs. St. Charles intend liv-
ing in Bellows Falls.
Mrs Lucke and her sister, Mrs. Fanny
Carpenter, intend closing their house soor
and will board at the Dinsmore through the
winter months, as has been their custom
the past two years.
T. N. Hastings has lately purchased the
George Huntington farm which is situated
about two miles north of the village ant
owned by Fred Holland Of Mills, Mass.
consideration, $1,000.
John c. Zottmann, who has been in thu
employ of F. M. Gilbert the past year
has secured a position in the Vernon
Farm Machine Co. at Bellows Falls ant
will work in that place this winter.
The question of starting a lyceum is be
ing agitated Why not have one this win
ter and give our young people chance t.
show their powers Of oratory and thei
opinions on the leading topics of the times
Tho V n will Uive a social dance II