Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-06-02
WALPOLE.

Leave subscriptions for the TINES at the
postoffice.
A few cases OF measles are reported here in
the village.
C. r. CrowelI was in town the first of the
week on business.
Theodore soqual spent few days recently
at d. r. Pierce's.
Mrs. Theodore Schultz and Miss A. j.
Davis were in Keene Saturday.
George M. Seabury and friend were up
from Boston for Memorial day.
Charles Sargent came home from Dart
month Saturday and remained until Tuesday
Lowell j. Holland was home over Sunday
from Vermont Academy at j. w. Hayward's.
L. N. Hastings is making preparations to
erect building to be used for store house
DR.. L. A. Newton is taking short vaca.
ton in Saratoga, N. Y, leaving on Monday
See flyers for the strawberry supper and
dance to be G iven at the parish house this
evening.
Charles Rogers of Alstead, who is student
in Dartmouth college, called on friends here
Sunday.
c. E. sparhawk spent Sunday and Monday
in Winchendon, Mass, with his brother, I.
G. Sparhawk and family.
DIR. Farrar left for Keene Monday and after
visiting relatives there will start for his home
in the west at Paxton, Ill.
Mrs. Warren H. Smith returned Monday
to Rutland haying spent few days here with
her sister, Mrs. Wright.
Mrs. s. N. Buck of Brockton, Mass, has
arrived to remain through the summer with
her sisters, the Misses Fuller.
Miss Kate H. Watkins left Tuesday morn
ing for Keene where she will spend the re-
mainder of the week with Mr. land Mrs. A. A.
Gile.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Chandler expect to
leave next week for Chesterfield where they
have found employment for the summer
| months.
| At the recent meeting of the New Hamp
shire Medical society, DR.. l.. A. Newton o
| this town was appointed one to serve OF
| the council.
A Sunday passenger train has been added
| to the Cheshire branch of the Fitchburg road
| leaving Boston at 7.30 p. NJ, and reaching
| here at ll.59 P. NJ.
honors have been awarded as follows: Salu
| tatory address, Miss Alice ID. Maynard, ant
valedictory, Miss Elizabeth Drscoll.
Rev. Francis J. Marsh, New England su-
perintendent of the Congregational Sunday
school and Publishing society in Boston
| spent few hours Monday with friends.
| During the month of May there were 81
| money orders sofa IN WalpOle poSt0fnce fol
which the sum of S420.44 was received. In
that time 10 were paid amounting to Sl40.64
| A meeting of the Womans Branch Ali
ance will be held at the psrlors of the Hast
ings Memorial parish house on Friday, Jun,
| 4, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
| We understand that Fred j. Perry has solC
| out the livery business to w. F. Wallace, tn,
sale being effected on Monday of this week
The services of G. F. Chandler are to be re
| tanned.
A relief committee has been appointed il
/ the ladies' aid society connected with tn
Congregational church to report on cases o
destitution and arrange for help to be given
Mrs. G. A. Jennison. Mrs. S. g. Hale an
Mrs. Burt p. Glazier, Mrs. Jennison to act a
chairman.
Letters uncalled for at the postoffice ar
advertised as follows: Maud Estey, Charlie
Field, F. Gilbert, Stephen J. Horace, II. "
Williams, W. c. Mctyre, Ernest H. Taylor