Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-06-20
WESTMINSTER,

WESTMINSTER.
Henry J. Farwell and bride arrived
IN town Tuesday.
Mrs. Harriet Sabin is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. A. Ward.
The young people attending school
at Meriden return to their homes this
! week.
Mrs. Lucy Fisk and her sister, Mrs.
Lull, of Lock port, Conn.,, are visiting
at q. III. Walkers.
A meeting will .be held at the church
next Sunday afternoon to organize
aJunior G. e. society.
Oscar Hart and wife of Bellows Falls
made brief visit at their aunt's, Miss
Elsie Willis, last week.
Rev. G. A. Dickinson's family are
expected to arrive at Bracken Knoll
cottage to-day, Thursday.
The Misses Duel of New York arrived
at their aunt's, Mrs. j. G. Fenn's, last
Saturday, for the summer.
Several from this place attended the
closing exercises of the Bellows Falls
high school Friday evening.
H. c. Lane is spending the week
With his daughter, Mrs. Fred L. Oaks,
in South birmingham, Mass.
w. f. Richmond and wife of Boston
are spending few days with his par
ents, B. f. Richmond and wife.
DIR. Underwood has been appointed
medical examiner for the Equitable
Life Insurance Go. for this place.
Rev. p. F. Barnard attended the
state convention of Congregational
churches at Bennington last week.
Misses Alice Dascomb, Grace Nut
Randolph normal school this week.
Mrs. Phineas Goodridge of Brattle-
boro, and son, w. d. Goodridge of Bos-
ton, were in town briefly yesterday.
Miss Mamie Whitney, a grand
daughter of George M. Chase, gradu-
ated from the Bellows Falls high school
last week. ....
ID. G. Wright has greatly improved
his residence by painting. III. A. Will
lard has also nearly completed paint
ing his house.
Willie Willis and wife of Winches-
ter, n. H., were at their uncles, Paul
Willis, last week. They made the
trip on their wheels.
There will be no need of your going
out of town to get your fireworks to
celebrate the glorious 4th, as both of
our merchants will have a good supply
and variety.
The band gave their first open all
concert of the season last Tuesday
evening, which gave much satisfaction
We shall hope to hear them many
times this summer.
At the auction sale of the double ten.
ement owned by the late Henry J
Watkins of Walpole, it was bid off by
E. A. Holden Of Walpole, it is sup.
posed for the heirs.
The case of surgical instruments
recently lost by DR.. Underwood in the
cars were found at White River juno
ton and returned to him by an officia
of the Central Vermont railroad.
1 Robert Miller is the owner of new
Climax. This wheel is considered one
of the best for all purposes on the mar
ket. Walter G. Nutting is the agent
for the sale of the same.
The gushing Putney correspondent
of the Phoenix seems to feel badly ovel
the defeat of the Putney boys at the
recent ball game in this place. Oul
boys don,t indulge in much bragadocis
but they get there every time.
Road Commissioner Butterfield has
a large force of help grading the roaC
between Westminster Depot and Wal
pole bridge. This will be much
desired improvement, and, by the
way, something ought to be done to
dispose of the surface water in the
spring. You will all remember how
much cursing was done by people who
were obliged to travel this way last
winter.