Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-18
WALPOLE,

Mrs. Copley Amory is in Milton, Mass.
Mrs. Alton Gile and little son are in Keene
at l.. +. Mason's.
Mrs. w. II. Dinsmore of Alstead was in
town Thursday of this week.
Miss Eleanor Stickney of Baltimore, Nd,
is at the Dinsmore.
Mrs. French and Miss Mary II. Bellows
were i'll Boston the first of the week.
Miss Corinne Bemis of Saxtons River is
visiting at her uncle's, M. H. Gorhan.'s.
Mrs. Miriam Nicholson is in New York
city this week, leaving Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. E. Hnrd from Massachusetts is
passing few weeks with David Mann and
family.
Charles w. Adams of Bernardston, Mass,
is IN town again after two weeks absence at
his home.
Mrs. Martha Smith of Westminster, VT, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank A..
Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houghton attended the
Endeavor convention held at Washington,
ID. G., recently.
Mrs. e. S. Wells and daughter Miss Ruth,
from Boston are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Hayward.
Misses Braley from Westminster West are
spending this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Wightman.
Mrs. Fanny M. Sparhawk has been in
Rockingham, VT, few days this.week visit
ing her brother, Carleton Webb.
| Mrs. Alfred Clarke, who has been spending
| the past month in town, returned to her
home in Lowell, Mass, this week.
The semi-weekly TIMES is offered to Jan
uary, ~ for only 30 cents. Leave subscrip-
tons or renewals at the postoffce.
Mrs. G. F. Winchester and son Master
Clifton, from Aver, Mass, are spending a
few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
b. Cochran, in Christian Hollow.
Albert Scoville Of Manchester called on
friends in this place Thursday. Mr.. Scoville
is native of this town and is pleasantly re-
membered by many people here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whiting, who has been witt
her niece, Mrs. George Taggard, for few
weeks past, has returned home to North
Cambridge, Mass.
/. A lO-horse power gasoline engine was re
Gently shipped to Barre, VT, from the Abena
qui Machine Works. This engine is for ust
in the marble qusrries in that city.
The notice for services in No. 10 school
house given in Wednesdays issue SHOULD
have read Sunday, July 10, instead of TIN
list. Remember at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. All cordially invited to be present
The next meeting of Walpole grange will
be held Tuesday evening, July 81. pro
gram has been arranged for ''Traveliers
Night, which 1t is expected will prove bot
} interesting and instructive. A good attend
ance is solicited.
Frank Russell and daughter of Lansing
Mich, are spending a number of weeks wit
relatives and friends here and in Below
Falls, Vt. They leave for Keene next Mon
day to stay short time but will return t,
this vicinity before starting for the west.
Students and lovers of music in. and abou
Walpole are fortunate in the presence of Mis-
5 Louise Hood of New York, who is spendin
her vacation here. Miss Hood received he
thorough musical education in Germany an
is well known in New York as a successfi
and accomplished teacher of both the plan
and violin. She is receiving limited nun
Der of pupils here. Those possessed of mus
cal talent should not fail to avail themselve
, OF so rare an opportunity for study.
(. Having received, from what we considere
good authority, the news of Mrs. p. Murray
death in the Chelsea hospital, we publishe
, the same in edition of July s. We copy frol
this weeks edition of the "Walpole Gazette
e through whose columns this same notice W;
+ given, the following letter dated Chelse;
Mass, July 9: '.We see by your paper tn;
Mrs. p. Murray died in hospital. Pleas
correct the statement as not true, as Mr.
Murray is living with her daughter here
Chelsea and is as well and hearty for he
years as any one could expect. Yours +,
specially, F. w. Foye." (Signed by he
g son-in-law.)