Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-04
WALPOLE,

The Eclectic Medicine Co. will remain in
town during this week.
Charlie Sterling of Boston is visiting
friends in town, arriving Monday.
Miss Stella Webb of Bellows Falls is visit
ing her aunts, the Misses Fuller.
Capt. E. w. Gould of Washington, d, c..
is with Mrs. Isabel Tower and family.
Miss Lenabel Hawks left last week to visit
friends IN Charlemont and Zoar, Mass.
Miss Mary j. Dickey of Acworth was the
guest over Sunday of Miss Annette Brown.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Oliver L. JOS
lin IN District No. IA is again seriously ill.
Thomas S. Sargent returned Monday from
a few days absence in Boston and Lynn.
Mi SIS Mary Callahan is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Willis Z. Foster i'll District No. 10.
Miss Elizabeth Hogle of Boston is visiting
Mrs. ii. M. Bates at Ranbleside cottage.
Mrs. J. J.P.Odell started on her return trip
to chicago Saturday afternoon.
Henry Sawyer of Somerville has Joined his
family at b. L. Glazier S, for a vacation.
VIM. ii. Fuller was in town Friday to at
tend the funeral of the late Mrs. Henry L.
Foster.
Miss Bertha Capron of Bellows Falls spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. j. w. Hay
ward, Jr.
We understand that % tickets were said al
WalpoIe station Tor the excursion on Friday
last.
Mrs Emily Bidwell arrived Saturday from
Bellows Falls and is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fannie Nj. Sparhawk.
Mrs. M. l.. Kendall has been entertaining
relatives the past days from College Hill,
Massachusetts.
Miss Prentiss of Langdon isspending some
time with her cousin, Mrs. Catherine B.
Holmes on the river road.
The ladies sewing society hold a business
meeting this afternoon al $50 o'clock ut the
parish house.
Miss Ida Phillips and J. j. Shaw of North
Cambridge, Mass, are at Mrs. Hattie M.
Fishers on School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston and little son from
Port Henry, N. Y, were the guests recently
OF John w. Graves and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Ora r. Lincoln left last week
1or woodstock, VT, where for the present
they will remain with relatives.
Miss Florence j. Allen of Everett, Mass,
is visiting with friends here for the present
at her uncle's, Il. II. Holden's.
Prof. Edward Russell of Williams College
spent a short time with his brother, Charles
nj. Russell and family last week
8Miss Sarah Wentworth and friend, Miss
Wegener, OF Chicago are with Mrs. A, X.
Maynard and daughters on Prospect hill
Luke }. Page and wife of Boston who are
max ing their annual visit with relatives in
Surry, were i'll town yesterday.
The friends of Mrs. George H. Bundy will
be glad to learn that she was able TO take
short drive on Sunday, the first since her re-
cent severe illness.
A meeting of the Woman's Branch ALI
ance will be held at the parlors of the Hast
ings Memorial Parish House on Friday after
noon, August 6.
During the month of July there were 90
money orders sold at the pOstoffice for which
the sum of 1864 80 was received; I3 were paid
amounting to $l25 80.
We are requested to announce that Mrs. |
Julia Jennings has opened manicure, hair
dressing and shampooing parlprs and is now !
ready for patronage.
Mrs. Josiah Bemis of Saxtons River is car
ing for her sister, Mrs. M. A. Snow who has |
been confined to her room by illness for the |
past five weeks.
William A. Galloway, Jr., left recently for |
Long Island where he is visiting his aunt. |
Mrs. ID. P. Titus. He intends to remain there |
md IN New York until September.
Letters advertised in Walpole postoffice are |
IS follows: II. nj. Bellows, George A. Ben |
lie, Will Brown, Mrs. Trendwell Cleveland, |
Dan A. Jones, Baptist minister, Methodist |
Everett c. Roche.
Mrs. Walter b. Wightman visited her cou- |
in, Mrs. l.. g. Hadley in Bellows Falls last |
week and from there returned to Fitchburp,
where 1t is expected that Mr.. Wightman will |
DIN her later, having resigned his position |
n Milwaukee.