Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-06
WALPOLE.

Miss Ola A. Hubbard was home from he
school in Charlestown over Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Cobb has gone to Florida for tb,
winter, leaving here last Tuesday.
The schools were given a holiday Tuesda,
on account of the Alstead fair.
Mrs. l.. q. Hadley and Miss Florence Lane
of Bellows Falls were at the Dinsmore SIM.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Barton of Greenport.
N. T., are with friends in town, arriving last
week. 1N''
Mrs. W. H. Smith of Rutland spent a few
days here last week with her sister, Mrs.
| Wright.
w. A. Galloway, Jr., and F. D. Webster
were nome over Sunday from X. U. A., Meri-
den, N. H.
Mrs. G. L. Kenrick and children from West
oWanzey nave been spending few days in
town with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f Olmsteaa have returned
from vacation spent with their parents in
Ntwburg, N. Y.
Miss Annie L. Bellows. who has spent the
summer months in towns, left last week for a
stay in Boston.
Miss Grace Allen, who has been spending
the summer in Bennington, is u guest at
Mrs. L. b. Hollands.
Mrs. j. IL. Lane came Saturday from New
ork city and is at the Dinsmore with her
sister, Miss L. s. Hooper
John helso, who is employed as conductor
on the electric cars in Boston. was here the
first OF the week for few days.
Mrs. A. p. Crane is visiting at Caleb Fos-
ter IN the south part of the town and also
with other friends in that vicinity.
Jurors were drawn Saturday last as follows
John Redding and Wlnslow G. Barnett, petit
Jurors; Charles II. Barnes, grand juror
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Cady are contemplating
trip to Middleboro, Mass, to visit their son,
william and family, and intend to leave the
last OF this week. g
house on School street owned by the late
Mrs. Selma T. Cowdry and will take posses
sion about November L.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morse and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis r. Lincoln, all of Brookline.
Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday here, the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Hayward
Mrs Julia Jennings announces millinery
opening on Thursday and Friday of this
week, October and s. A general Invitation
is extended to the ladies of this vicinity to he
present.
Mrs. L. G. Haynes of St. Johusbury spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gnild
starting Monday for home by the way Of |
west Lebanon, where she will visit her |
brother.
We understand that Earle Wheeler. en-
ployed at the Pinnacle Farm for the past six
lnonths or longer, has recently taken charge
OF f.. A. Spaulding's grain store at Walpole
station.
Miss Mary Long has partially recovered
from her recent severe illness and came last
week from Fltchburg to remain here for a
rest and change with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. I'll. G. Podwin, and with other
friends in town.
NJ MI
MIR. whitney, an apple buyer from Massa
,husetts, was IN town last week. He offered,
we are told, 50 for No. | quality and SI for
NO. z, which is quite an advance ON last years
Drlces, and bought several hundred barrels to
De shipped later.
Everybody that is anybody went to the
Alstead fair yesterday, and the nobodies ali
learned to go. Reports all round declare it
. pe tie Ialr OF the season and those in charge
nay feel assured of the success attained,
mrs. Betsey Mann is passing few weeks
WITH her son, d. A. Mann and family, She
Will then go to Charlestown and make her
lome with MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Watkins. who
ave recently removed to that town from
Nestmoreland.
Miss Fannie S. Thew has returned from
last Andover, where she has been during
ne summer, and is at E. X. Seabury's. Her
many friends here are glad to learn of her re-
mt at least. fo
c. M. Clough, who purchased the Hosmer
farm, SO called, in district No. 4, few wears l
go and has since with his family made his
ome there, sold the same recently to Oscar
We understand Mr.. Landon takes I
the first of April.
Inc installation services at the Congrega-
lonal church will commence as soon after q
~ o'clock as possible this afterpoon. sun q
er Will be served between Sand 6. Services {
ms evening commence at 7 O'Clock. The c
ubilc are cordially invited to be present.
The annual business meeting of the "Hai-
EIDE Magazine Club" was held on Thursday.
eeptember I'D, at the home of the president, a
lrs. A. A. ellison. The ladies holding office
DR. the past year were unanimously re.elect-
and are as follows: Mrs. A. a. Gibson. | i
resident; Mrs. j. III. Graves, vice president; i,
lrs. w. A. Burt, secretary and treasurer.
his club has II monthly magazines and two |
'eeklIes for reading matter this year. D..