Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-22
New Hampshire Locals
WALPOLE.


Miss Helen Wotkyns is in Boston this
week.
Mrs. l.. b. Vamey OF South Boston is
in town.
Mrs. Leonard S. Cady has been i'll for
the past week.
Matte Hooper is home from her school
in New Bedford.
Mrs. Moses Watkins is suffering from
an attack of erysipelas.
Mrs. j. p. Thayer of St. Louis is visit
ing at George B. Williams
Mrs. A. p. Richardson returned to-day
from few days absence in Boston.
Burt Glazier is driving new horse
recently purchased Of E. X. Seabury.
Mrs. Cyrus Church, who has been i'll TOR
long time, is greatly improved in health.
Prof. and Mrs. f. w. Hooper of New
York city have been in town for few
days.
Mrs. Annie b. Barton of New York is
at home caring for her mother, Mrs. Bal
lam.
Mrs. William A. Galloway and little
Raymond are visiting friends in New York
city.
Mrs. George +. Sherman and Master
Morgan were in Boston Monday and Tues
day Of this week.
Miss Harriet Hooper, who has been
spending the winter in Cambridge, Mass,
returned last week.
( Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Holden are in Mat
Japan, Mass, this week to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Mabel Burt.
Notice the 10-cent offer for the TIMES
up to July l. Old subscribers pay up
arrearages and take advantage of this
offer.
1t is reported that John Blanchard and
family from the north part of the town will
occupy the vacant cottage at the Home
stead farm.
Rev. William H. Teel from Hartford,
Conn.,, former pastor of the Congrega-
tional church in this place, was in town the
first of the week.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Herbert d. Bard and Miss Ernestine Nc
Duffee. to take place at the home of the
bride in Keene, Thursday, April 30.
Thomas O'Brien has entered the employ
OF L. N. Hastings for the coming season.
He intended to remove to the Homestead
farm as reported last week, but later
changed his plans and decided to remain
here in the village.
DR.. Robert Thompson, who has been in
town since last August, leaves this week to
locate in Sutton, n H. We understand
that DR.. Newton has rented the rooms left
yan NV al.
brick block as soon as some necessary
repairs are made.
Mrs. Mary l.. Watkins, who has been
spending the past few months in Boston
and vicinity, has been in town for num-
Der of days, leaving Monday for Rutland,
VT, where she intends making her home
for the present with her sister, Mrs. Bailey
William F. Bellows is left in charge of her
house as formerly.
There was a large audience in attendance
at the entertainment given at the. parish
house on Monday evening, and the musical
program by home talent was rendered in a
very pleasing manner. The elocutionist,
Mr.. Gridley of Boston, gave among other
selections reading from Pickwick Papers
and one from David Copperfeld which
proved very satisfactory to his hearers, his
limpersonation of the different characters
being excellent
The lyceum was well-attended Friday
evening and the question, Resolved that
it is in accordance with the genius Of Ameri-
can institutions to admit to this country
without distinction, all classes of foreign
ers, except the criminal class" was dis
cussed by George G. Wright in the affirm
alive and E. w. Barker in the negative
The volunteer speakers were Rev. G. |.
Bard and II. A. Perry and the question
was most ably discussed both by the regu-
lar speakers and the volunteers, as was
manifested by the close attention of the
audience. The board of decision were
Messrs. O'Brien, Sparhawk and Butter
field, who decided on the weight OF the
argument in the affirmative. The vote Of
the house was also taken on the merits Of
the question and resulted in the affirmative
also. The evenings entertainment closed
with a recitation by Elizabeth Driscol
which is deserving of esnpcial mention