Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
WALPOLE.

=. H. CfoWell is in town this week at tn
a Elmwood.
y Mrs; Ellen Hosmer is spending this week i
New York city.
Miss Bell Royce of Bellows Falls is visitin,
with friends here in the village.
George b. Williams is in Boston on bust
ness, leaving yesterday morning.
Leon Chickering who is employed in South
bridge Mass. is home for vacation.
Mr. and Mrs l.. S. Howe are entertaining
thelr niece Miss Grace Howe from Erie, Pa.
Rev. F. W. Pratt returned Thursday even
ing from few days absence in Boston.
Charles Moline arrivedt to-day from Sunder
land, Mass, and will spend week in town
with friends.
Hon. I. Nelson Hastings spent THURSDAY
in Peterhoro, the guest cf Congressman Frank
L. Clark.
Mrs, Mary II. Ella is the guest of Dr. and
Mrs T. Richards son, arriving Thursday
noon from keene.
| Mrs Elizabeth Whiting of North Cam
bridge, Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Q. Taggard in District No. 5.
| Mrs. Gorham Braley of Westminster West
has has been with her daughter Mrs. George HI.
| Wlgh'man, during the past week.
Little Dick Holmes, living on the river
| road, stuck a pitchfork into his ankle a few
"
Herbert j. Weston in the employ of Ed.
munds and Hooper, Charlestown, Mass, has
joined his wife at G. w. Hathaway's for a
short vacation.
The ladies sewing society connected with
tne Unitarian church are planning to hold
p,cnic next Wednesday, i'll place Of the regula-
tion monthly dinner.
DIR. John f. Hale came IN from Roston
wednesday afternoon and will remain here
Ior a lew weeks vacation with his mother.
Mrs. Sarah G. Hale
Miss Jennie Ball is expected TODAY from
Lowell, Mass, for a visit with her mother at
Mrs. l.. b. Hollands and also with other
relatives in town.
Dorlng the summer months, the evening
services IN the Congregational church will be
neid upstairs, commencing at 73O O'Clock.
All are cordially invited to be present.
Master Chester Chaplin of Leominster,
Mass, has joined his sisters Eleanor and Mil.
dred at VIM. j. Halls. Mrs. Chaplin is ex-
pected later, at present spending few days
with friends in Portland, Maine.
The Boston and Maine r. r. advertise an
excursion to Lake Sunapee, Sunday, Aug. Sth, |
A. NJ and reaching Sunapee at 10 30. Round
trip ticket l.35 from Westminster.
ho AHPIion male tluartette OF Boston, |
assisted by Misses Florence Goodhue and Eva
Burge, soloist and pianist, will give concert
at at the Hastings Memorial Parish House, on |
w wednesday evening Aug. 18TH under the
auspices of the I. o. U. x. society.
AN article from the pen of Rev. O. NJ. Fish
er OF this town, descriptive of Walpole as a
summer resort and including the names of
guests now registered here, will appear in the
columns OF The Sunday Herald, tomorrow,
Aug. S'h. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett j. Slate, who have
6een spending few days this week with ID.
~ H. ~ Hfce and family started for their home
m m Watham, Mass, yesterday morning, hav-
ing made the trip on their wheels from there
70 bernardston and then coming to Walpole
:, senator Hastings took a party to Alstead
uesdsy afternoon. including the members
d ms family and Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson +.
Bridge and children. At Alstead, they were
ne guests Of Mr.. Villas at his summer resi- i,
lence.
ID. s. Richardson of Cornish Centre stoned {
lere few hours Tuesday while en- route for 1
. roy, making the trip on his bicycle. Misses
alice Jennings and Mary E. Maynard, with I
arthur r. Davis, accompanied him as far as ,
Aeehe, also on bicycles, leaving here about !
oui CLOCK and returning on the late train. |
Mrs. Flora l.. Bowman with her sisters.
iSses Heien ana sylvia Gulld, have planned
Pheasant outing for the next week or so, in
ending to take a carriage drive TO Keene,
itZwllliam and Laurel lake. At the latter
lace they hope to meet theii brother Warren
nd ms wife who reside in Athol. Miss Hell, n
.uild expects also to visit with friends in
'eichertown, Mass. The weather permitting
ney viii start on the proposed trip to-day.
Cards have been received here, announcing
ne marriage of Miss Mary Anna, daughter of
If. and Mrs. Alfred Brown of Wolfboro, n.
l., 70 Rev. William Claiming Brown, the
!, e,remony taking place on Wednesday, Aug.
IN. MIR. Brown has pasiorate in the Uni
irisn church in this town, where he is
ieasantly remembered by many friends who
xtend congratulations.
There was good attendance at Walpole
range Tuesday evening, literary and (
.uHcai program being presented under the
l'ection OF Mrs. Fred A. Ramsay. Lecturer.
ne music consisted of solos vocsl and in
irunental, I with violin and organ duet,
men !, was much enjoyed by those present.
ne question: Does the farmer live as
, ,,olnomically l and well as he can, was present.
ior discussion, Edwin Guild. Charles 4 7,
ward and r. A. Ramsay taking part, aud
! grounding some good ideas on the subject ie
men We're both interesting and valuable A nj
ulmlttee OF three Mrs. g. II. Jennison j. N
Deekley and Charles Parker Jr. were pre- !
ousIy appointed to draw up suitable re solu- R
:. Jus on me death OF the late Mrs. May Bal q