Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-26
New Hampshire Locals.
WALPOLE.

WALPOLE.
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Dr. l.. r. Newton was in Greenfield the
first Of the week.
Hon. j. G. Bellows is in Boston and
Concord this week.
Hiram Nj. Foster visited relatives in
Charlestown Saturday.
j. X. Sterling has been in Dorchester
and Boston the past week.
&. w. Adams made a short visit to his
home in Bernardston, Saturday.
Andrew Pierce of Boston was the guest
of Miss Kate Watkins over Sunday.
John p. Holmes has just returned from
Windham with another fine flock OF sheep.
A few from here attended the Farmers
Institute held in Keene to-day, Wednes
day.
G. G. Davis has been on business trip
to Boston and Worcester the past few
days.
n A. Wheeler has been freshening the
interior of his drug store with coat of
paint.
+. B. Buffum has been confined to the
house for several days past with severe
cold.
Erwin S. Bowman of Faneuil Hall mar
ket, Boston, has been in town for few
days past.
: ..1-,~ iah II. Graves has recently sold his
sheep to Wallace and johnson for two and
a half cents per pound.
Prof. Lamson who lectured bere Tuesday
evening was entertained at Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kamsay's.
Miss Hattie Spaulding has returned from
weeks vacation spent at her home in
Acworth.
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DR.. JOHN Hale and wife were in town
recently at his mothers, Mrs. w. j
Hale's, ON Prospect hill.
Mr.. Hastings and the members of his
family left Tuesday afternoon for weeks
outing in New York city.
Miss Bertha Capron from Bellows Falls
was the guest, Saturday, of Mrs. j. w.
Hayward, Jr.
Sidney Newton of Greenfield, Mass,
spent Saturday and Sunday in town, with
his brother, DR.. Newton.
Leon Chickering, our village newsboy,
reports sale of 80 Heralds and Journals,
and 81 Globes on Sunday last.
Mrs. j. W. HAYWARD, Jr., and little
Eleanor are spending month in Cam
bridge, Mass, with the Misses Garfield.
Mrs. John Runyon from Morristown,
N. D., is spending some time with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wells.
A. A. Gibson shipped fat hog, weigh
ing 50.pounds, from Walpole station Mon.
day, receiving four cents live weight.
A sociable will be held at the Congre.
gational church parlors Friday evening
March s. Supper will be served at $50
| No observance was made of the 22nC
here in town except that the library wa.
closed during the afternoon and evening
Charles w. Adams has recently pur
chased 10 acres of timber in lot near hi
steam-mill, of William and G. d. Hooper
Miss Ruth Bemis of Saxtons River ant
her niece, Miss Corrinne, are staying a
Nj. H. Gorham's during the absence of thu
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell G. Graves were il
North Charlestown on Friday to attent
the funeral of William Putnam, Mrs
Graves father.
NJ. II. Gorham was called to Wakefield
Mass, ON Saturday by the sudden dealt
of an uncle. He will join Mrs. Gorhan
in South Boston this week.
H. G. Chandler will open his dancing
school and series Of assemblies in Alstead
on Thursday evening in the town hall
For further particulars see posters.
The ladies' sewing-society will meet il
the parish house next Wednesday after
noon, March 4, and a sociable will be he'll
in the evening, supper served at $50. Al
are cordially invited.
The democratic caucus was adiourne
until Saturday evening, February 20. Tn
republican caucus will be held at the sam
time, an error being made in the date i
Saturdays paper.
: The ladies' of the Congregational churc
are canvassing the society for funds to pun
chase National dish-washern for use 8
sociables, fairs, etc. One family, has ger
erously headed the paper with more tina
J one-third of the amount SO required.
] The town school-meeting will be held
, the town hall Saturday, March Z, at /
o'clock in the morning A moderator
clerk, treasurer, member OF the schoo
board for three years, and other necessar
r officers will be chosen for the ensuing yea
4 Reports OF the year will be read and vote
upon, and vote taken to decide wheth,
). the unfinished room in the four-room schoo
house at North Walpole shall be fnishe
: and furnished. Also money is to be raise