Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-01
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week.
Mary H. Bellows is home from Morris
town. N. j.
Fred Weir house.
David N. Wright has returned after a
weeks visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Bundy begin work
to day for A. A. Gibson.
All the schools opened Monday with the
, same corps of teachers.
Charles Sargent returned to Meriden for
the spring term Of school yesterday.
James Snow has purchased the Julia
Rogers house on Turnpike street, consider
alton, $575.
Mrs. R. B. Fowle of Fitchburg, Mass,
formerly dressmaker here, is in town set
tling up her affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. P. Odell, at the
Dlnsmore for the past month, returned to
! their home in Chicago Monday.
Mrs. G. B. Lucke and Mrs. Fannie Car
penter are at their home again after board
ing three months at the Dinsmore.
Mrs. j. w. Hayward, Jr. and daughter
Eleanor returned from Cambridge, Mass,
tuesday after five weeks absence.
Mrs. j. c. Howard has 60 pupils in her
classes at Keene, and is contemplating the
starting of a class in Ludlow, Vt.
The friends of Carlos f. Dunshee of
Walpole valley will be panied to learn that
he is again sick with his old complaint.
+. j. Perry has taken possession OF the
livery until recently run by J. w. Hay
ward, and starts off with good business
that promises better things later on.
Miss Marion Jennison, the hard-working
and efficient correspondent of the TINES,
has been quite i'll for the past week, being
confined to her bed most of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Holland move into
j. c. Howards house to-day, and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard go to the Dinsmore where
they will board for two months or more.
Miss Carrie l.. Wightman is the local
representative Of the Keene Sentinel, and
during her vacation which was spent in
Bellows Falls, Miss Brown, the postmis-
tress, did her work.
Daniel Smith has hired the Herbert
Chaplin place and will open cabinet shop
in the near future. He has worked for G..
B Williams on the Maple Grove farm for
20 years or more.
In recent number of the "New World''
appears an interesting article on mira
cles" from the pen of Prot. Edward Russell
of Williams college. Prof. Russell is well
known here and he wrote in reply to an
article by Prof. Fisher of Yale and others.
| The delegates from this town who at
tended the Republican convention at Con-
cord yesterday were L. Nelson Hastings,
l.. S. Howe, F. A. Lebourveau and j. q.
Bellows. The latter was appointed mem
| Der of the committee on resolutions.
The 10th anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Graves was pleasantly
observed at their home Monday evening.
About 45 friends and neighbors were pres
ent and the gifts were numerous and hand
some. Ice cream, cake and coffee were
served on tin, and a most enjoyable even
ing passed.
The sale of the following chattels be-
longing to the Mountain Spring brewery
under mortgage held in Boston and dated
April /, 1889 is advertised for April 10 at
1.3O p. NJ: Eight wooden storage tanks,
capacity of 100 barrels; "a fermenting
tanks, 60 barrels; eight fermenting tanks,
80 barrels; 73 storage tanks.
Guy Chandler gives masquerade ball in
the town hall April Z. Costumes from Bos-
ton will be for rent. The committee of in
PRODUCTION and invitation are F. E. Aver
and John Savage, Bellows Falls; R. j..
Patten and George Buckminster, Keene !;
H. B. Chaplin and F. G. Webster, Alstead /.
Farr's orchestra provides music.
The reading given in the town hall last
Friday evening by Arthur Mexican of the
Emerson School of Oratory was hut slimly
attended. Only II were present and after
giving one selection, tie disgusted profess
sor offered to return the gate receipts and
as soon as opportunity afforded left the
town for other pastures more green.
The annual Walpole village district
meeting was held last Saturday evening
with an average attendance and the usual
enthusiasm c. c. Davis was elected mod
orator, and DIR. A. 2. Richardson, clerk 4;
treasurer, w. G.. Barnett commissioners,
G.. II. Holden, David N. Wright and j.
w. Knight; chief engineer, w. j. Hall,
with j. Z. Proctor and C.. ii. Roundy, as
sistants. 1t was voted to raise S10l2.50
for district expenses. Of this about $500
goes for street lights and about S275 for
:. fire denartment.