Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-09-18
WALPOLE,

Judge Bellows was in Portsmouth and Con-
cord this week for a few days.
Lowell j. Holland has entered Vermont
Academy, leaving Wednesday afternoon.
The next meeting of Wapole grange will
be held Tuesday evening, September 2lst.
Erwin s. Bowman and friend of Boston
were in town this week, arriving Tuesday.
Mrs. Alfred Hosmer of Watertown, Mass,
is guest at Brookside cottage this week.
Captain and Mrs. Edgerly of Concord are
guests at Senator Hastings, arriving on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Crandall of Prov
idence, r. l., are spending week with Mrs.
Anna Wright.
Mrs. Charles Griswold from Springfield,
VT, is visiting Mrs. Harvey L. Slade at the
Homestead farm.
Mrs. H. G. Chandler has been entertaining
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge and child,
the past week.
Miss Clara Gowing recently entertained
friends from Dublin, Mrs. Derby and Mrs.
Greenwood.
Charles P. Rowland of New York City is
| spending few days this week with Judge
and Mrs. j. G. Bellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Webb of Bellows
Falls spent Wednesday here with Mrs.
Fannie M. Sparhawk.
Mrs. Copley Amory gave another musicale
| at her home on Friday afternoon, a large
number of guests being present
| DR.. L. X. Thayer of Claremont was in
town Thursday and Friday, enjoying hunt
ing expedition with S. S. Watkins.
William r. Davis and family are expected
| from New York the first of next month for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Davis.
Miss Mary H. Bellows intends to leave
next week for Northampton, Mass, where
l she will antnr Smith (tnl1ona for nj
| study.
An entertainment by the Pattersons, in
cludlng music, elocution, ETC., is billed fol
the town hall this evening, the 18th. Admis.
sion 20 cents. ii-'s
Michael G. Dr1scoll spent part of his two
weeks vacation with friends in Worcester
Mass, and has now resumed work in Perry
& Porter's.
Mrs. Knapp and her daughter Sarah came
from Plymouth, Mass, on Thursday evening
and are at the Knapp place on DIR. Bellows:
hill.
Mrs. Wentworth with her sister, Mrs
Coulter, both from Lynn, Mass, are visiting
their parents here in the village, Mr.. an(
Mrs. Dennis Griffin.
Mrs. j. G. Bellows will give an Afternoon
tea to-day at her pleasant residence on Mair
street, in honor of her daughter Mary's nine
teenth birthday.
! and society will be taken during the morn
ing service at the Congregational church
Sunday, September 10Th.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Adams ar
expected home to-day from their trip to Bur
lington, Lake Champlain, Saratoga Springs
and other places of interest.
Walter B. Wightman visited relatives her
this week, having. we understand, recent,
resigned his position with the Milwaukee
Harvesting Co., where he has been employee
for nearly two years past.
Mrs. L. M. b. Porter is anticipating tri
| to Chicago, where she will remain indefi
nitely with her daughter, Mrs. John She'd
and family. Miss Rideout will accompan
her. They expect to start within the mex
ten days.
A party from Utica, New York, were a
the Dinsmore, Thursday, enjoying a trip b.
carriage through this section of New Eng
land, coming from Keene here. One of tn
gentlemen, Mr.. Proctor, is proprietor of
hotel at Rchfeld Springs and has this seaso
entertained over 600 summer guests.
Hon. T. Nelson Hastings attended tn
Keene fair on Wednesday and Thursday
taking party from here in his tally Tho. VIII
were as follows: Rev. and Mrs. f. W. Pratt
Mrs. j. g. Bellows, Miss Mary III. BELOW:
Mrs. Ellen Hosmer, Mrs. Mary III. Hasting
and Mrs. Ethel g. French. On Thursday
Senator Hastings met Governor Ramsde
and his staff at the station with his handsom
turnout decorated with flags and rosette
and Joined in the parade. The governor