Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-08-05
WALPOLE.

quested to be present at a meeting to be held
at the town ball Saturday evening, August 8,
| at o clock.
| WALPOLE.
| Renew your TIMES at the postoffice so
| cents to January l.
c. f. Sparhawk spent Sunday in Winchen-
don, Mass, with his brother.
| Albert Haywood of Charlestown, Mass,
was here the first of the week.
Mrs. Warren B. Smith of Rutland, VT, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna Wright.
| Miss Belle Royce of Bellows Falls is visit
ing Mr.. and MIS-. F. A. Lebourveau.
! A. J. Shepard of Burnside, Conn, is in
town at his sisters, Mrs. Rose Punt's.
| William F. Sherman of Lawrence Mass,
spent Sunday in town with his family.
Mrs. Hiram Watkins and her daughter,
| Miss Jennie, were IN Boston last week.
| Miss Agnes F. Manning is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at Alburgh Springs, VT.
Miss Elizabeth Pratt from Deerfield, Mass,
is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Pratt.
Mrs. N. A. Wheeler has been confined to
the house by illness for the past two weeks.
Announcement will be made next week of
the date for benefit concert for Miss Lillian
Hale.
| The ladies' alliance will meet at the parish
house parlors ON Friday afternoon, August Z,
/ AT 4 CLOCK.
During the month of July, 20 money orders
were sold in Walpole postof1ice, amounting
to $735.46.
| Mrs. Frank Minis and Miss Smith Of Keene
spent Thursday and Friday in town at II. F.
| LaWrence's.
| Extensive repairs are being made on the
Willard Hodgskins house and it will be ready
| for rental soon.
| Mrs. Lawrence Hutton of New York city
has recently presented 20 books to the Bridge
Memorial library.
| Sadie Wells of Westmoreland is spending
| a week with her cousin, Miss Lizzie Angler
| in District No IA.
Miss Eva NJ Watkins is in Keene few
days this week with her cousins, Clarence
Watkins and family.
Miss Alice Jennison of Philadelphia arrived
to-day and will spend the remainder of the
summer at G.. X. Jennison's.
| About 40 tickets were sold from here for
the excursion Friday, including several sold
to people from Westminster.
Miss Mary E. Platts of Wakefield, Mass,
| is spending part of her vacation in town
with her mother and sister.
Mrs. G. f. jackson and three children of
Swampscott, Mass, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank A. spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod and child of Arling-
ton, Mass, have been the guests recently of
Mrs. William c.. Banning has returned
from a protracted absence in Washington,
ID. c., and New York city.
Miss Julia Rick of Boston, Mass, sister to
Miss Braumbauer of this place, is spending
two or three weeks vacation in town.
l.. E. Sherwin was in town Monday. He
reports pleasant trip in the west, reaching
home last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edward II. Chaplin of Leominster,
| Mass. arrived Saturday evening and will Wis
it her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Emerson, who have
been the past week at G. M. Clough's,
returned this week to their home in Everett,
Mass.
Mrs. John H. Taggard of East Boston,
Mass, has spent the past two weeks in town.
Mr.. Taggard came up and spent Sunday last
week.
John Branded, who has for several months
been in Chicago, returned to this place
recently and is once more employed in the
Abenaqui Machine Works.
Several from here attended the Brattleboro
races last week, w. w. Porter, F. A. Lebour-
veau, Thomas Kiniry and Charles E. Angler
being among the number.
) Miss Louisa B. Hayward is spending this
week in New Ipswich, leaving Monday morn
!, ing. During her absence Miss Sabin will
have charge Of the library.
Miss Margaret Galloway and her cousin,
Miriam Nicholson, left last Friday for New
5 York. From there, they will go to Long
, Beach for a two weeks outing.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Sherwin has
f again accepted the position of principal in
the Walpole graded school for the coming
year. We also understand that an assistant
is to be employed in the high school.
Miss Mary Maynard left Monday to attend
the wedding of her cousin, George M. Faulk-
ner, which took place Tuesday, in Warren
= = Mass, as previously announced.
5 T. Nelson Hastings, Mrs. Mary II. Hast.
ings and Miss Amy Gaskill, together with
9 Mr.. Hastings four sons and one servant, left
= yesterday morning for an outing at Maria
/ gansett Pier, r. l.
DIR. A. P. Richardson was in Hanover Mon
. day and, Tuesday, to attend the joint annua
4 meeting of the White Mountain, the White
!, River and the Connecticut Valley Medica
. societies held at that place in the Mary Hitch
cock Memorial Hospital.
An enterta Ilment will be given at the Con
% gregational church parlors Friday evening
4 August 7th. A musical program given by
. Miss Louise Hood and Miss Lillian Hale
= | assisted by other musical talent, has beer
q | arranged. Ice cream, cake and coffee will bs
a | served during the evening, at popular prices
A small admission fee will be charged. Set
flyers!
: Word has been, received here of the recent
n death of the Rev. Horace NJ. Eaton. Borr
II in Maine in the early part of the century, he
\ acquired an education mainly through hi:
u own efforts, and was, at one time, principa
of fitting school for boys. For many year:
e Mr.. Eaton pastor of the church in Chris
. tian Hollow, and was man of strong person
ality, who much admired and respected
both for his rigid adherence to the principles
of truth and right and for his lifelong devo-
tion to the cause of temperance. Being al
an advanced age, and stricken with partia
blindness, the last few years of his life ht
spent with his son in Middleboro, Mass.
where his death occurred.
Andrew Roy died at his home in this vii
lage last Wednesday, July %, in the S2nc
year of his age, after an illness of severa
months duration. Mr.. Roy was born in Ire
land June Is, 1874 but came 60 this countr,
and has lived in town foE great many year.
and kind neighbor, and an honest
industrious citizen. and was UNIVERSAL,
esteemed aud respected for the many sterlin.
qualities which he possessed. He leaves
son, William, and two daughters, Miss Sarah
and Mrs. Chauncey knowlton, of this town
and daughter, Mrs. Mott, who lives il
Seattle, Washington. Funeral services wer
held at the honse ON Saturday afternoon, Rev
F. w. Pratt officiating