Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-25
WALPOLE.

:, Russell Uhl of New York City is in tow,
Mrs. Albert Haywood is home from Charles
town, Mass.
Little Albert Wellington has been III for
number of weeks past.
Renew your TIMES at the postofice 81
months for so cents.
Mrs. Anson Burbee is in Keene VISITING he
sister, Mrs. Clark.
Miss Edith L. Bellows came home from
Putney Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jane Roberts of Putney is VISITING he
daughter, Mrs. Fred Prentiss.
Rev. Edward p. Russell of Williams col
lege, Mass, was in town Friday.
Miss Mary Hill of Keene is visiting he,
sister Lima at 6. b. Hollands.
Miss Lombard from Bronxville, N.Y.. i
the guest of Miss Mary II. Bellows.
! Blanche Chaplin of Alstead is spending thi:
week mere with her grandparents.
Mrs. Mary D. Smith of Keene is at H. F.
Lawrence IS for the next two weeks.
The Rev. o. M. Fisher of Toronto is in
town with his mother, Mrs. E. J. Fisher.
Mrs. Z. M. b. Porter has returned from a
visit with relatives at Westmoreland DEPOT.
Prof. Franklin w. Hooper of the BROOKLYN
Institute joined his family here last Satnr-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Wilbur and child
OF Greenfield, Mass, spent last week in
town.
samuel b. Pierce, summer guest here
spent Thursday and Friday in SaXtons River
with friends.
Miss Grace F. Sherman spent Thursday in
heene and attended the Elliot city hospital
lawn party.
There were 10 couple from Bellows Falls
attended the dance in Dinsmore hall Tues
day evening.
Miss Rosine King from Alstead is carino
Tor Mrs. Oliver L. Joslin, who seems to inn
prove slowly.
Miss Carrie l.. Wightman left this week for
an extended visit with relatives in Fitcbburo
and Somerville, Mass. .
Kendall Banning is home from Colleoe
Hill, Mass, where he has been spendino q
few weeks with friends.
Mrs. Winslow G. Barnett returned last
FRIDAY from Burlington, and we are glad to
learn is improved in health.
Mrs. Laura Green of Dorchester, Mass,
and her brother, Mr.. Tilden, are expected
this evening at the Elmwood.
Miss Adine p. Foster ofKeene is intending
TO spend the greater part of the summer with |
her brother Willis and family in this place.
We understand that Miss Kate Field. who
was recently graduated from the Elliott Hos
pltal Training school in Keene, has been an |
pointed matron of the Proctor hospital IN |
Proctor, vt.
Union services conducted by Rey..G.
Bard and F. w. Pratt will be held in the
grove at the Huntington farm in district No.
IA Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. All are
cordially invited. On account of this meet
ng, the services in No. 10 will be postponed.
We feel highly slated that the Westminster
correspondent reads our modest items. and
nat he should comment on our humble errors
ills us with conscious pride and yet, we idly
wonder If it isn't a fact universally known,
low that man III Chicago amassed his wealth
Two tally -ho coaches filed with young peo-
'le hallng ln from Lake Chesterfield were in
own Thursday and took dinner at the Dins-
more. They were a jolly crowd and seem
ngly staunch Republicans, as the Mckinley
md Hobart flag called forth three cheers and
tiger several different times during their
rief stay.
L. n. Hastings took party of friends in
rs tally-ho to Keene Wednesday to attend
elliot city hospital. Among those who went
.ere Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sherman, Mr.. and
frs. G. b. Williams, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
,,,dell, Mrs. Mary Hastings, Mrs. j. 2.
'hayer and Miss Gaskill.
For the past two weeks the Homestead
arm mas Deen an unusually busy place.
oncrete walks have been put in around the
ouse and the cottages; also driveway of
oncrete. The roofs of all the buildings have
eceIved coat of tar-paint and near the
yelling OF ii. A. Slade, the foreman, large
sservor is in process of construction.
The program for traveller night at Walpole
range Tuesday evening was carried out in
cry satisfactory manner to those present, al
lough some of the travellers were absent .
"a Hubbard gave an amusing account of
'cent trip to Chicago, and G. r. Jennison
escrlbed visit to Montreal and his dealings
18th the native French man, or woman
lther, in this case. Edwin Guild and Charles
!. Barnes spoke each of a trip to Kansas. 4
r. Guild went in 1856 and Mr.. Barnes about !
years later. voyage to the East Indies
as detailed by J. B. Beckley in a very in
resting way. He spoke of the country
I'd people at the different points touched
ong the route, Madagascar, Zanzibar, through
e Gulf of Alden, and so on to the Indies, Z
aking pleasing as well as instructive mar
tive.
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