Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-11-24
templates closing out bis drug business
here at an early date.

here at an early date.
Frank D.. Webster has returned from
Meriden and Will Galloway is expected
home to-day for a few days vacation. I.
! Hon. Francis c. Faulkner Of Keene
spent few hours in town Monday while
en- route for Claremont.
DR.. l. j. Prouty of Keene assisted Drs
Richardson and Newton in surgical case
here in the village few days since.
The Footlights are making preparation.
for dramatic entertainment to be pre-.
sented the last of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Adams will
spend Thanksgiving day in Bernsrdston,
Mass, with Mr.. Adams's parents. e~
A vesper service appropriate for Thanks.
giving day will be held in the Unitarian
church on Thursday, November 25, from
$50 to 6 O'clock in the afternoon.
Misses Fanny and Emily Jennison are
expected home this evening feom Somer-
vile and Greenfield, Mass, to spend the
remainder Of the week. @4
Miss Annie M. Buffum will spend
and Mrs. +. B, Buffum, returning to
Smith college the day following.
Marcus E. Billiard of Swanzey, who has
been in the employ Of c.. C. Davis for sew
eral months past, finished work there
Monday of this week.
Ned and Choate Bellows have COM
menced work on the Boggy Meadow farms
for the winter season, employed at 0. H.
Ploof's.
H. A. S1ade, foreman at the Homestea
farm, went to Boston market Monday
night with q quantity of stock, oxen,
calves, etc.
Mrs. George B. Holland has been con-
fined to her room for the past ten days by
illness, but we are glad to learn is improv-
ing slowly at present.
George Chickering has returned from
northern trip with % cows, and C. M.
Clough with 12, the latter buying his in
Newport and vicinity.
B F. Webster has sold his house on the
corner Of School and Union streets to
Lucius S. Howe, for many years resident
at the Boggy Meadow Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Lebourveau are
intending shortly to close their house in
Dist. No. and spend the winter months
here in the village with their son, F. A.
Lebourveau.
Miss Amy E. Gaskill, who, for the past
few months has been enjoying trip west
to Nebraska and Colorado, also visiting
friends in Chicago and Buffalo, is again
here at T. N. Hastings's, arriving this
week from Boston.
The postofice will be closed Thursday,
November 25, from $50 to Ills A. M.
HON 2 80 to 6 p NJ, and at z 80 in the
Eeyeuangs "A hev shbrsry and bank will be
closed throughout the day and the store.
will be open a few hours in the morning as
usual. i fss
Elton Hall, of Portland, superintendent
of the Maine Central railroad, called on
old friends here last week, while the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Elwell Mr.. Hall
was formerly Of Westmoreland.
Mrs. H. A. Perry left Monday for
Northampton, Mass, where she will re-
main for visit with her sister, Mrs. Davis,
during the next ten days. On Thursday
Mr.. Perry and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren W.
Porter with their daughter Rena, will join
her there to spend Thanksgiving day.
Judge and Mrs. j. G.. Bellows enter
tanned Hons. Henry E. Putley and E. b.
S. Sanborn, railroad commissioners, on
Monday. Mr., Putney is also well-known
as the able editor Of The Daily Mirror and
American published in Manchester.
According to custom during the winter
months, the morning services in both
the Congregational and the Unitarian
churches will begin at II o'clock, COM
mencing with next Sunday, November %.
We are informed that F. E. Hawkes. and
family are intending to move the LAST of
this week from the tenement over N. A.
Wheeler's drug store into one of the new
houses erected near Wslpole station.
The regular Thursday evening service
will be observed at the Congregational
church tomorrow evening at 7SO o'clock.
The subject will be .Thanksgiving for
Common Blessings
Frederick Kingsbury, assistant cashier
in the Keene national bank, was in town
last Friday in pursuit of the beautiful and
unique, to wit, old china. His quest, we
are told, proved successful and some
quaint old pieces, the Lares and Penates of
. former generation, changed ownership
for satisfactory confederation to all par
ties concerned. - @-