Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-29
New Hampshire News.
WALPOLE.

Arson Burbee spent Saturday and Sunday
in Keene with relatives.
DIR. l.. A. Newton was in Boston last week,
returning Saturday evening.
Rev. Russell N. Bellows is in Boston this
week, leaving yesterday morning.
Five new applications for membership have
been presented at Walpole Grange.
Mabel Bemis of Saxtons River is in town
this week at M. II. Gorham's.
Mrs. Ii. II. Sawyer of Somerville, Mass, is
spending few weeks at Burt Glaciers.
Mrs. Frank Kilburn, Mrs. c. G. Davis and
Miss Mary are in Boston this week.
II. A. Hewey, optician from Winchester,
Mass, was in this place Friday and Saturday
Miss Lucretia Hooper of New York City
was at the Dinsmore the first of the week.
l.. b. varney of South Boston spent the
past week with his family at the Elmwood.
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j. Milton Doremus of New York City is
spending weeks vacation in town with
his family.
Miss Gaskill's millinery and dress making
rooms will be closed through the month OF
August.
Miss Louise Ward of Somerville visited her
more last week.
F. e Weymouth left for Orange, Mass,
yesterday morning to spend few days with
his brother Fred.
Miss Alice w. Jennings has returned from
several weeks absence with friends in Rhode
Island and Massachusetts.
L. n. Hastings and III. A. Perry are enjoy
ing an outing at the beach for day or two,
leaving yesterday afternoon.
Rev. George l. Bard will hold services in
No. 4 schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock to which all are invited.
A business meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society is called for Friday afternoon, July3l,
at O'Clock in the parlors of the Congrega-
tional church.
Miss Eloise Holland and her brother Curtis
are expected tomorrow from Mills, Mass,
to pass few weeks with their cousins at
George b. Hollands.
Mrs. Robinson and two children from Bos-
ton have rented the cottage on the Hunting.
ton farm owned by L. N. Hastings, and
moved in last week.
Mrs. Charles Houghton and daughter Hattie
who have spent the past two weeks in town
Mrs. Hodgskins and Miss Ellen Miller re.
turned with them for visit of several weeks
duration.
Miss Elizabeth Winneck, who has beer
with Mrs. H. M. Hastings at the Dinsmore
since February, returned last week to hel
home in New Jersey, going by way of Cam
bridge for few days visit with friends.
IN. Ramsay, wife and two children of St
Cloud, Mimi, are expected this week at his
fathers, W. T. Ramsay's. We understand
that Mr.. Ramsay intends to make perma-
nent home here.
We understand that through the kindness
nf fr;a lc FiSba &c To for al IN
New York City and will leave within a short
time. 1t is sincerely hoped that she may re-
ceive benefit from the change and will be re-
stored to health.
Mr.. Briggs and family of Brattleboro are
enjoying a carriage drive through this vicinity
and passed Monday here in town calling or
relatives and old acquaintance. Mrs. Briggs
bered by many as Miss Mary Jane, the daugh
ter of stephen Fay. From here they intent
to go to Keene, Chesterfield, etc.
Mrs. Catlin of New York, one of the d
rectors of the National Alliance, was in thi,
place recently as the guest of Mrs. f. w
Hooper. On Saturday afternoon u reception
was given in her honor at the parish housesly3
Catlin spoke in the interests of the work, ant
of the progress in her district, which cover.
the central states. A very pleasant hour wa.
enjoyed by all present.
FOTeiSn missions was the subject Of the
meeting at the Congregational church Sun
day evening, the Endeavor society uniting
with the regular Sunday evening service.
good number were in attendance and the
meeting led by c. f. Sparhawk was especial,
interesting and well sustained. The collec
ton for foreign missions will be taken mex
Sunday morning.
large congregation was present Sunday
afternoon at the grove meeting held at thu
| Huntington farm as previously announced
| Through the courtesy of our Westminster
| friends good music was furnished consisting
of an organ, two violins and several brass in
struments. The opening exercises were con
Quoted by Rev. G. l. Bard; an excellent ser
mon on the Divine Life was preached by Rev
E. W. Pratt, followed by remarks on til,
same subject by Mr.. Bard.
The exercises held at the Hastings Memo
| rial parish house Sunday evening appropriate
to the presentation of the picture Of the Rev
William Phillips Tilden was attended bv
large audience. The services were held il
the lower rooms the picture which is nearl
life size, being hung in the front parlor. TIL
introduction was given by I. Nelson Has
tings and the presentation of the picture b.
George Thomas Ti!den,, John W: Haywar
accepting the same in behalf of the churc
and society. Ahymn written by DIR. Eber
ezer Morse for Mr.. TIlden's installation i
September, lS4S was then sung, and Mr.!
Laura Tilden Green spoke on Walpole Minis
try, giving recollections of the life spen
here and her fathers pastorate. A hymn
written by Mr.. Tilden was sung, after whic
Tilden by members ofthe society," were made
Judge Bellows, H. A. Perry, Dir. A. p. Ricl
ardson and Rev. r. N, Bellows taking par
Remarks were also made by Rev. G. 1. Bare
and the evenings exercise closed with prayt
by Rev. F. W. Pratt.