Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-01
WALPOLE.

| eral weeks past.
Alfred Clark ofLowell, Mass, is spending
few days in town.
L. N. Hastings has been in Keene and Bos-
| ton the past few days.
Helen +. ellison left Tuesday morning for
a visit in Milford, N. H.
Mrs. Louisa G. Pierce of Boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. M. j. Hale.
Mary G. Davis is home from Wellesley col
| lege for the summer months.
Carl Smith is working at the Abenaque
machine works for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cass from Charlestown
visited friends in town last week.
Russell G. Graves and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Charlestown, N. II.
The foundations are being laid for the ad-
dition at the Abenaaue machine shop.
Renew your TIMES now at the postoffice.
Only 80 cents for the next six months.
Mrs. Morgan j. Sherman has returned from
several weeks stay in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Frederick M. Gilbert and infant son
arrived from Baltimore the first of the week.
Thomas Griffin is confined to the house
with erysipelas which has settled in one knee.
Andrew Pierce of Boston arrived Saturday
evening and will spend few weeks in town.
Clifford Kilburn from New Bedford, Mass,
came Monday to stay several weeks at c. q.
Davis.
Carrie L. Wightman is spending two weeks
in Bellows Falls with her cousin, Mrs. L.G.
hadley.
The Ladies' Alliance will meet on Friday
afternoon, July 3, at O'Clock with Mrs. Cop
| ley Amory.
| John w. Graves lost a three-year-old colt
last week, finding the animal dead in his Ac-
worth pasture.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard and son
| Robert of Boston are spending few weeks at
| the Elmwood.
| H. G. Chandler and wife with friends from
| Bellows Falls are planning to spend the 4th
| at Lowell Lake.
Matte Hooper, who has attended school IN
| New Bedford, Mass, the past year, returned
home this week.
Mrs. A. j. Hopkins and child from Am
herst, Mass. are spending this week with
Mrs. j. G. Bellows.
Mrs. Frances 6. Davis and her daughter
Miss Gertrude from Newton, Mass, are al
Brookside Cottage.
Dexter Burbee and wife of Bellows Fails
spent last Friday and Saturday Ill town VIII
Anson Burbee and family.
Miss Alice w. Jennings left Saturday for
| months absence.witb relatives and friends IL
Carolina, II. l., and vicinity.
The sum OF $l05.65 was realized as the ne
proceeds OF the dramatic entertainment glVel
| i'll the parish house last week.
Rev. G. /. Bard conducted the services II
| Rockingham Sunday afternoon, winch wefs
postponed from two weeks ago.
| Rev. Thomas ID. Howard OF CharlestowI
n,eacbed here sunday in the Unitarian churcl
|. n, 4, g xcban..s with l.e@. Z. w. Pratt.
The Rev. Preston Barr is spending SOM
n, e., flxyp n-ivi1
| from I'hIladeiphla MONDAY evening.
| The Misses Goldsmith from New Yorl
City came yesterday afternoon and will ylsI
their cousin, Mrs. Ethel U. french.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis y. roster wehI u
Chesterheld Lake last saturday 70 attend TN
annual reunion OF the fulier lamily.
Miss Myrtle Stockwell and Mr.. Pegg from
Northtield, Mass, are the guests OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Prentiss on Turnpike street.
Newbury, VT, Saturday, Mrs. Bard leaving
| her sister somewhat improved in health.
| Sidney Newton. who has been spendins
some time here with his brother. DR.. New
ton. returned to his home in Greenfield
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| before purcnaslng nre WORKS LOT th'
Fourth don't fail to call at the Dinsmore ant
witness the exhibition given by d. W. Smitl
each day after dinner. All are invited fret
of charge.
The third ball aame with the nine from
Westminster street was played on the Knap,
| field Saturday the score standing 26 to il
favor of the Walpoles. having won two out @
the three games.
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Commencing with tomorrow, Thursday
July 2, the library will be open in the morn
ing during the summer, the hours having
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