Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-11-06

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, j. f. PIERCE,
: II. II. DAVIS
WALPOLE.
Mrs. Lizzie Ross visited with friends re
Gently IN Acworth, N. H..
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Booth visited relative
IN Lempster last week
thursday, November %, has been officiall
appointed as Thanksgiving day.
hubine Kilburn is spending vacation
win trends in northern Vermont.
winthrop Rowland is enjoying trip t
boston, Watertown and vicinity.
MRS. Elizabeth F. Tobey left this week 70
several days absence in Boston.
george b. Holland spent few days thi
week IN Boston and Mills, Mass.
Miss Katherine Field of the Proctor hos
Pilal is the guest of the Misses Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Porter drove +,
| relatives. VIII
| Miss Maria j. Guild is home from Wood
stock, Vt, for few weeks, arriving Frida,
afternoon. ''
MRS. Roscoe Smith from Boston is the pue al
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Burbee in District
No. 8. ''' ~
services will be held in the Unitarian
cnurch Sunday evening, November 7, at 7 81
O'Clock. "'
MISS Carrie Fisher is entertaining her nepb-
Mass. 'i'
/, party from here attended the plav. "Mv
boys, given in Bellows Falls Thursday
evening.
Henry Snow is in Claremont learning the
of this town.
Miss Kate Watkins is home from Keene
where she spent the past week with Mrs. 4,
"A. Glle and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page and children from Pit.
ney are visiting with Mrs. Pages parents, M
A. Snow and wife.
Mrs. M. j. Sherman is expected at an early
date from Hartford, CT, to make an indefinite
stay at the Dinsmore. 81,
Mrs. Charles Fl. Barnes has returned from,
few days absence in West Swanzey with
her brother, g. L. Kendrick and family
Mrs. Copley Amory started Yesterday for
Glencoe, Md, where she will he the gnest
curing the ensuing week of Mrs, COLGATE
Gilbert. oois"'e
Mrs; Sarah G. Hale and her grandson Mac.
Ter Gilbert, left Thursday afternoon for Ras-
ton where they intend to remain during the
winter. nS 'le
Lnclus Slade of Boston spent a few davs
1u ,uis week IN town IN order to celebrate on
Wednesday, November 8, the 9Sth birthdau
OF his mother, Mrs. Eunice Slade.
collection for the benefit of the Roston
Seamen's Friend society will be taken at the
morning service Tomorrow in the Camera
gational church, November 7.
Miss Grace Allen, who has spent a numbar
oi weeks mere at Mrs. L. B. Hollands. re.
turned this week to her home in Boston vic
ting relatives in keene, enroute.
The social held in Christian Hollow about
'wo weeks since was very pleasant and snc.
;esslul affair, with about so in attendance. |
Inc supper sold readily and the entertain.
nent that followed met with the approvai nf
Ill., lhe net proceeds of the evening were S6.
Owing to conflicting dates during the
month OF December between the Walnole
ectnre course and Walpole grange, the latter
las decided to meet usual on the first
nd third Tuesdays, according to the by laws
hu tnen adjourn until the following even
ng, Wednesday, the Sth and 22d.
;, socable will be held at the parsonage in
Hollow, on "Wednesday evening
eXt, November 10. Supper served at 7'30
Clock following which an entertainment,
lterary and musical, will be presented. Dnr,
ng the evening quilt made by the members
I the Ladies Social Circle will be disposed
by vote. ALI are cordially invited to he
resent.
"hiPoie uranSe met tuesday evening but |
ne general humidity ofthe atmosphere nre- {
ented the attendance of Great Meadow |
range from Westmoreland as was anticipat-
u. however, pleasant evening was passed
hd at the close the excellent supper. nre-
area Tor the expected guests, was duly served
hd enjoyed by about75 members of the home
range. second invitation has been ex-
'nded 10 Great Meadow grange for the even $
y OF Tuesday, November l6, the acceptance \
which at present writing is still uncertain. 4
~ later announcement will be made in re, q
ard to the matter. - a
About ~ were present at the meeting held :,
uesday evening in regard to the gymnasium I
e apparatus of which is now in place and 7
ady for 1t was decided to form an as- =
citation under the name of the Walpole !
own Gymnasium association, the member =
up fee of which shall be 81 per year. and tn a
. pupils IN district No. /, so cents per .
ar. An executive board was chosen con- a
sting Of Hon. I. Nelson Hastings, Dr. L. \
Newton and Prof. H.. S. Richardson =
fcers were also elected as follows: Presi- y
mt, Prof. IL. S. Richardson vice president. :"
III smith; secretary and treasurer Michael :
Drlscoll. "A unanimous vote of thanks
IS extended to C.P. no~land of New York
y through whose generosity and kindness
gymnasium has materialized Another
seting is called for next Tuesday evening. o.
)yember 9 Ii
F1REKEN's BALL. VI
ne third annual concert and hall p;vep G
DER the auspices of the Mazeppa engine -
npany was held in the town hall Wednes-
evening of this week, and the success of b
tceaing years was fully sustained on this NJ
;islon. The hall was tastefully decorated m
IN eVergreens, bunting and flags while the -
sc, bucsets, etc, were effectively dis
yea as insignia OF the event. and the word
iazep7a, the letters of which were formed
evergreen, were in conspicuous post of
nor Severity couples were in attendance. Cr
townspeople being well represented with he
ny guests also from the surrounding
' IN, a., inc.ud ng Charlestown, Bellows Falls =
! westminster. Weeden's orchestra pro-
ed music and the concert from s until 0
Wen ratronized, an enjoyable program
nS rendered Shortly after o'clock, the
nd march led by Frank J. Griffin and
$ Lena Rattray, was formed, about so
pies joining and the members of the COM
" appearing in uniform. The order of
ices was admirably arranged, the round
square dances alternating and the slight
tastic was tripped until 3 A. NJ. The
per served in the lower hall was an ex- an
ehl one, the menu including oysters cold
ats, coffee, rolls and a great variety of to
e and was deservedly patronized. Especial
ntion should be made of the music, all
Isrlng II to he of the best and particularly