Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-20
WALPOLE.

WALFOLE.
Renew your TIMES at the postoffice.
IL. G. Hicks from Charlestown was in town
Thursday.
Edith l.. Bellows is home from Putney for
a few days.
A 30-horse-power engine is being set up at
the Abenaqui Machine Works.
Kate Wells is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Watkins, in Springfield, Vt.
Mrs. S. p. Cowdry is spending few DAYS
in Rockingham with friends.
Edward Joslin of Surry, N. H., called on
friends here Thursday.
John G. Howard and wife are spending a
few days in Boston this week.
Miss Brown of St. Louis has been the guest
OF IL. E. Bridge and wife the past week.
Mrs. Walter b. Wightman from Milwaukee
has been in town few days this week.
Miss Emma Scripture from Michigan is WIS.,
ting her sister, Miss Georgia. at Caleb Fos-
ter's.
Miss F. E. Jennison came home to-day
from Cllitondale, Mass, for the summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Nettie L. Hooper and daughter of
Chester were in town W ednesday and Thurs
day.
Rev. f. w. Pratt will conduct services in
No. schoolhouse Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Jennie Nj. Watkins left yesterday for a sew
eral weeks stay with friends in Oxford and
Lisbon, N. I'll.
Rev. q. l. Bard was in Keene Wednesday
to attend the monthly meeting of the Con-
gregational club.
I'll. f. Chandler is driving a new horse
having snapped his while in Springfield,
dass.' recently.
Henry A. Slade, foreman at the Homestead
farm, bought pair of warehouses at the
auction in Alstead last week; weight $500
pounds.
Il. NJ Hastings took party of friends III
his tally-ho wednesday, to the Unitarian con.
fentloh winch was held tins week III Charles
town,
Rev. G.. |. Bard attended the funeral i,
Swanzey, Thursday, of the Rev. Charles r.
| Millilin. late nasior of the Conorarat;ono
church in that place.
,v nppe r. - I nudsoh ana wlte arrived tins
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oPonu" S.c cu par vi 'he summer Ut thell
''noi' . "iii'''iii naiiis'y s.
oharies rafkef' VINO has been living witt
nus son' onaiies rarker, Or, 1of the 81,
haonths past, IS spending the summer witt
! Charles Sargent, who has been taking ;
postgraduate course at Kimball Union Acad
envy, preparatory for Dartmouth college, ii
home Tor the summer, returning yesterday
| afternoon
Judoe !. G. BELLOWS and wife and Nov,
RelloWs and Frances Rowland tool tr;,, th !;
week to Portsmouth The Wiers md throu v,ai
the eastern na,t If tho state NJ
day.
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been worl;na =, Prontor W. ~ tha so ,a
stove VIII Ef,,ar SAD ~, y! - sriI sa''
here and easant1v mI II Nv Anu NV,
fr;ands Ao4ei'uoioo 'y man
The many friends of Mrs. Winslow G, Bar
nett VIII pc sorry TO learn OF her increasing
poor health, necessitatlng change OF scene
ana complete rest. we understand Mrs
D i, leaves MONDAY Ior Burlington, Vt
we erust the change VIII prove OF lasting
oeheit.
| The ladies sewing society will meet at the
church .parlors on Wednesday afternoon al
. o,clock;, at which time e, the work now or
mana VIII be finlshed. inns IS the last meet
| ing until september ana IL IS hoped there vii
pe Sood attendance.
James /. Holland has recently entered tn,
real estate business in Boston, also dealing il
Insurance and mortgages, with "houses t.
let and rents collected" The firm is know
as johnson & Holland with office on Wash
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