Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-11-10
WALPOLE.

MISS V. D.. Darling spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in West Swanzey.
II. A. Perry started yesterday for a trip
west, Chicago being the objective point.
Mrs. George Sabin, who has been ill with
pneumonia, continues to improve.
Remember the social in Christian Hollow,
this Wednesday evening, November 10.
Miss Mary Aldrich of Boston is in town
this week with DIR. and Mrs. A. p. Richard
| son. tF@
Miss Bertha Capron of Bellows Falls spent
Sunday here, the guest of Mrs. j. w. Hay
ward Jr.
Fred Hall of Brattleboro is visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hall, in
district No. 9.
Miss Jennie Mann is in Charlestown for a
| few weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. A. j.
Watkins, and family.
| A teachers institute for Cheshire county
| will be held in keene next Monday, Novem-
ber 10.
Mrs. W. G. Matthews of Bellows Falls is
spending this week in town at j. G. Browns
on South street.
Everett L. Houghton has bought N. w.
Hollands milk route and will run the same
in addition to his own.
On Friday evening, November IL, H. G.
Chandler will open dancing class in West
moreland.
Mrs. Frederick M. Gilbert is in Glencoe,
Md, this week the guest with Mrs. Armory
of Mrs. Colgate Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenelon Arnold of West
| minister were in town Saturday calling on
friends and acquaintances.
Thomas N. Hastings, Jr., was home over
Sunday from Vermont Academy, and Will
Galloway was also home again from Meriden.
Mrs. o. N. Bennett arrived last week from
Waltham, Mass, and is the guest of her cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Houghton, in
the south part of the town.
Mrs. Hattie Spaulding, who is taking q
course OF professional training in the Mary
| Hitchcock Memorial hospital at Hanover, is
spending few days here with friends.
Relative to the Walpole lecture course, the
plan of the hall for the selection of reserved
seats can be found at G. c. Davis drug store
on and after Tuesday, November l6, at IL NJ.
Will Minis, formerly employed as clerk at
the Dinsmore, now living in Keene, spent
last week here renewing old acquaintances
and enjoying several hunting excursions in
this vicinity.
Sneak thieves are still continuing their
depredations in this vicinity and we notice q
| reward offered for information concerning
those recently breaking in at the Boggy
Meadow farms.
The firms of Perry & Porter and F. A.
Spaulding & Co, have sold their grain and
coal interests to N. W. Holland who, we un-
derstand, takes possession about December l,
with headquarters at Walpole station. :.
| We are requested to announce that Great
Meadow grange has accepted the second in
vitation proffered by Walpole grange to be
present on the evening of Tuesday next, No
vember l6, and provide the program for that
occasion.
i H. F. Chandler is stating his house on
School street and G. H. Holden is newly
shingling his. Repairs are being made at ths
Dinsmore and the residences of Mrs. E. F.
robey, the Misses Fuller and Carl Smith ar.
, being painted. .as q
In the absence of Mr.. Perry, the expires.
team is driven by c. H. Holden, who, we are
told, has in this short time taught the horse
This of course facilitates the delivering oil
the express and mail to quite an extent and
Charlie is to be congratulated on the success
of his plan for saving time.
Who has not read in childhood's days OF
"Old Dog Tray and his sad fate because oi
evil companions? The moral points only too
clearly in one direction. In our midst, a
young man occupying position of trust,
hitherto at once estimable and exemplary lis
now the source of anxiety to his many friends,
who are watching his downward course with
heavy hearts. 1t can but be hoped that the
shameful occurrence of Monday will not be
repeated and his return to the paths of virtue
/ THE LECTURE COURSE.
The program for series of six entertain
ments has been arranged for the Walpole lee
ture course as follows
l. Tuesday, November %, lecture by Col.
George w. Balm of Kentucky: 'The New
Woman and the Old Man."
Q. Tuesday, December I, a musical enter
tainment: "The Carnival of Ages and the
Greclan Art Tableaux Co.
8. Tuesday, December 81, The Albions
A musical combination.
4. Wednesday January IL. lecture by John
Dewitt Miller: "The Uses of Ugliness."
8. Tuesday, January Is, lecture by Rev.
F. L. Phalen: "Abraham Lincoln"
6. Tuesday, February l, Walter Davis, ,hu-
morist, 'The Village Folks" assisted by
Master Henry Donlan of Boston, the famous
boy soprano soloist.
Contributions are still solicited as the
amount already secured is vet short of the re-
quired sum.