Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-10-14
WALPOLE,

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William A. Galloway lost valuable COW
last week.
Miss Ella Esterbrook Of Alstead is visiting
Maud Brown.
Notice Carl Smiths advertisement in the
business locals.
Allbee & Babbitt are putting in bathroom
| at IL. A. Perrys.
| Miss Emma Richardson returned home to
Medic rd on Saturday.
Mrs. John E. Nicholson and two children
have returned to New York city.
Mrs. Harrison P. Bridge has been in Bos-
ton and Providence for the past 10 days.
Mrs. A. M. Whittle has been in town for
two weeks past the guesst Of Miss Gaskill.
Miss Smith of Waltham, Mass, is visiting
at Maple Grove farm, arriving Tuesday noon.
Miss Gaskill announces her fall millinery
opening for Friday and Saturday, October l6
and II.
Miss Edith Holden has been spending a few
days at her home in Langdon, returning
Sunday.
Hudson E. Bridge and family started for
st. Louis, Mo-, Saturday afternoon expecting
to reach home on Monday.
Mrs. Henry F. Chandler is home from
Chester where she has been employed at the
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Mrs. Putnam from Charlestown is expected
here this week where she will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Russell G..
Graves.
We understand that George Houghton has
recently purchased a farm in North Charles
town and will remove there soon with his
family.
Preparations are being made for Republi-
can rally to be held some time this month. 1t
10 nv I,axy frnn will
speak. Announcements made later.
Miss Mildred Pierce returned to her home
in Dorchester, Mass, on Monday. Miss
Pierce has been the guest of Miss Kate Wat
kins for week past.
Mrs. Foote returned to her home in Leba-
non, N. H., the first of the week, having
been in town for number of days past visit
ing her son Frank and family.
Jurors for the supreme court held at Keene
this month were drawn on Saturday last as
follows: Grand juror, Anson Burbee; petit
jurors, George Emerson and S. X. Elwell.
A. r. Hall advertses his farm in district
No. 8, together with his farming tools and
stock, for sale by public auction on Friday
October l6, at l o'clock p. NJ. See auction
bills.
Tell your neighbors they can get all the
Legislative, general and political news, in the
Rutland Herald, and all the local news in the
TIMES. both till January '97 for only 20 cents.
See offer.
Viola knight is visiting at w. w. Porter's
for few days. Miss Knight has lived in
town for a number of years but since last
winter has been i'll at her home in Langdon.
We are glad to learn of er~improvement in
health.
The young people in Walpole Grange will
meet at the grange hall on Saturday evening
of this week to follow the annual custom OF
trimming the hall for the winter months. A
box supper will be served during the evening
and a good attendance is solicited.
Walpole Grange took $50 as third premium
for exhibit at the recent fair held at Keene.
At the last meeting it was voted to use this
| money in the purchase OF new furniture and
a committee of three were Appointed to con-
| suit in regard to the same follows: Mrs.
Charles A. Watkins, Mr.. Dwinnen and
| George Il. Jennison.
| At the Democratic caucus held last We'd
| nesday evening c. X. Crowell was nominated
as moderator for the ensuing two years John
| c. Brown and John j. Fitzgerald inspector
of elections; M. III. 6orham, Russell G..
| Graves and James III. Brown supervisors of
check list; and j. w. Prentiss and James
| Barrett representatives.
Candidates were elected as follows at the
Republican caucus held Saturday evening
For representatives, Charles III. Barnes and
William j. King; supervisors of check list,
John Healy, Charles 5. Burt and George c.
Wright; inspectors of election, Edward NJ.
Holden and Daniel Connors.
| a grand torchlight parade will be held in
/ keene Saturday evening, October "A, by the
Republican clubs of that city. An invitation
has been extended to the club and other sup
po tiers of Mckinley and Hobart in this town
\ to be present, which invitation has been
promptly accepted and it is expected that a
company of over 80 viii attend accompanied
by drum corps.
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and society are requested TO meet at the close
| of the Thursday evening service, October Is,
| to consult in regard to the next missionary
work to be done by the sewing society. the
first meeting of which is appointed for hexi
| week the date to be announced later. This is 8
business meeting of special importance and il
' Is hoped there ,siII he q nnai terdauca.