Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-17
New Hampshire Locals.
WALPOLE.

Dudley p. Hale and wife of Boston are in
town this week.
f. L. Sherwin of Chester is in town for
few days this week.
Miss Elizabeth Seabury returned yesterday
from Morristown, n. j.
Alton Gile Of Plymouth was in town Sun
day at L. b. Hollands.
Hugh Phillips of Woodstock, VT, was in
town Friday of last week.
Miss Lima Hill is spending week with
friends in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Currier from Grantham is visiting her
mother. Mrs. George Bond.
Mrs. Whiting from Cambridge, Mass, is
visiting friends in town this week.
Mrs. F. A. Lebourveau and Miriam were
in Brattleboro a few days last week.
Edwin Sawtellc of Brockton, Mass, is Wis
iting his niece, Mrs. Flora M. Bowman.
The ladies' sewing society will meet Friday
afternoon, June 10, at the parish house.
Mrs. Warren w. Porter and daughter Rena
spent last week in Northampton, Mass.
Andrew j. Roy, one of the oldest citizens,
has been seriously i'll for some time past.
Maud Sherman of Keene is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. Wesley Foster.
James Foord is home from the New Hamp-
shire college Of agriculture for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. L. G.. Hadley of Bellows Falls spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. George E..
Sherman.
Mrs. j. Milton Doremus is expected to-
morrow from New York city to spend the
summer.
Mr.. Uhl spent Sunday with his family at
the Dlnsmore, returning to New York Tues
day morning.
Mrs. j. G. Bellows is attending the meeting
of Colonial Danes which is held this week at
Rye Beach.
Mrs. G. l. Bard left Tuesday for Newbury,
VT, to stay with her sister who is danger
ously ill.
Mrs. David A. Jennison of Ware, Mass,
spent Tuesday here with relatives en- route
for Lake Sunapee.
Waldo Burt intends to leave this week for
a trip to the seashore, hoping change of ain
will prove beneficial.
Sidney Hemenway is building a sio at his
farm on the river road, having been drawing
the lumber for week past.
Mrs. William F. Sherman of Providence,
r. l., has been the guest of her sister, Mrs
9. G. Davis, few days past
Mrs. M. j. Hale left for Boston Monday
afternoon, called there by the illness of heI
daughter, Mrs. John E. Hale.
j. C. Carr from Oxford, general agent fol
the waiter n. WOOQ CO., mas D6en III Unls
| town and vicinity for the past week.
| Mrs. Josiah III. Graves has a very beautiful
hydrangea which is covered with pale pink
blossoms, there being 81 by actual count.
Fred Hall came up from Brattleboro on hi,
wheel Saturday and spent the day with his
grandparents, Charles B. Hall and wife.
Mrs. III. A. Perry returned Friday evening
| from months absence in Northampton
where she has been visiting her sister ant
| mother.
/ Gladys, infant child of Fl. w. Weymouth
and wife of Fitzwilliam, died suddenly Mon
day morning and was brought here for buria
to-day.
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Morse drove VI
from Keene yesterday and spent the day will
| with Mrs. S. G. Bradford. Mrs. Chapman
will remain the rest of the week.
Rev. F. W. Pratt Mrs. A. p. Richardso,
and Miss Ellen Miller attended the Unitarian
convention which was held in Charleston
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
The drama, ga Scrap of Paper" whic
was postponed from last month, will b
given in the parish house next Wednesda
evening, June "a. The proceeds are for tn
benefit of the Unitarian society. See larg
bills.
George H. Wightman and Miss Netti
Braley were married this afternoon ut tn
home of the bride in Westminster West, VI
After short trip they will make their hom
here in town, having rented a tenement i
: the Wier house. We extend congratulations
Hattie Spaulding, who has been visitn
friends here this week, returned to her hom
| in Acworth to-day. She intends now
leave for Hanover about the lst of July to Fl
herself as professional nurse in the Mar
Hitchcock memorial hospital. Miss Spauld
ing's many friends here in town wish he
success in her new enterprise.
The Congregational church was beautiful
decorated with flowers and plants in obser,
ance of Children's dav. A special sarvic
entitled ''The Young Pilgrims, - consisting {
| music, rectations and responsive reading
was given; some pretty exercises by the pr
mary Sunday school class being presente
also. A pleasing addition to the music wa
the violin accompaniment by w. A. Gallt
, way, Jr.
About Is children gathered at grange ha
Saturday evening for the annual celebratio
of chlldrenS day. The members of til
grange were out in good numbers also wit
several invited guests, it being estimated tn,
, about 200 were present. Following the srrea
for the children of cake, lemonade, frui
ETC., was the program prepared. by Mr.
Smalley, lecturer, the children taking part
the songs, readings and declamations. eth
+ Crowning of june an exercise by the pupi
' of No. IL in charge of their teacher, Mi:
q Burbank, was a pleasing feature of the eve,
ing's entertainment, also Il dialogue whiC
was given by Miss Guilds school from No.
To both Miss Burbank and Miss Guild
credit due for the careful and efficient trai,
ing which the children received that mac
, the evening success. A social hour W;
9 spent with music and games with late SUI
per for the older people, all enjoying plea
ant evening.
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