Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-09-01
WALPOLE.

Henry B. Holland has secured a position
on Hoods farm in Lowell, Mass.
Little Beatrice Pratt went to Deerfeld
Mass, on Monday to visit with relatives.
Rev. F. w. Pratt exchanged pulpits Sun
| day with Rev. Mr.. Piper OF Northfeld, Mass
Tickets are on sale at Perry & Porter's TO,
the entertainment given by the Footlights.
Master Thomas N. Hastings, Jr, expects tc
enter Vermont Academy next week for the
fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Weymouth Of
Fitzwiiliam Depot spent Sunday and Mon.
day in town.
Miss Sarah j. Roy is caring for Mrs. Cow.
| drey, whose condition is about the same al
present writing.
Mrs Phoebe Wright of Boston is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. hudgskins aud Miss Ellen
| Miller Main street.
Mrs. ]abez Bunting of Keele has been for
"a few days past with James Hunting and
family on Prospect hill.
The village schools will commence next
| Iuesda, September Z, with the same teach
ers employed as last term.
| Mrs. Z. +. jackson arrived from Swamp
scott, Mass last week and is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank "A. spauding.
-. w. Adams is the guest of his brother
Charles at the Dinsmore, coming Monday
evening from New I Ork city.
Mrs w. w. Sy ylvester and son of st. Louis,
Mo-, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson E.
Bridge at PINNACLE farm.
wee, VIII be observed at the Congregational
church Thursday evening ut 7.30 O'clock.
;. l. Carl Davis intends to leave this week
for Worcester, Mass, to enter his Junior year
in the school of technology.
Hon. L. Nelson Hastings, Mrs. Mary H.
Hastings and Master Russell are in Boston
for few days, leaving the first of the week.
John Stillman, who has been the guest of
G. G. Davis and family the past three weeks,
has returned to his home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev. F. w. Pratt is in Deerfield this week
| in order to take part i'll the opening exercises
| of memorial building dedicated to his aunt,
| Miss Martha Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Taggard left Mon
| day for trip to Philadelphia, where they
| Will visit relatives, stopping also on the way
at Mrs. Taggard's home in East Long
meadow, Mass.
| The friends here of Wesley A. Hubbard of
Hendersonville, N. c., formerly of this town,
will be interested to learn that he enters
Columbus college this week.
Rev. George A. Cary, president of the
Meadville Theological seminary, who has
been spending the summer months in town,
returned Monday to his home in Meadville
Pa. Mrs Cary will remain here for few
weeks longer
| The Joslin and Kingsbury families of
keene and the Crandall family of Yonkers,
N. Y, all of whom are spending the ummer
at Chesterfield lake, enjoyed trip to this vii
lage yesterday with supper at the Dinsmore,
the party numbering 20 in all
| At the last meeting of the L. o. U. X.
society, which was held Friday afternoon,
Miss Edith S. Platts formally resigned as
president, position she has most ably filled
| during the past year. Miss Minnie l.. Hath
away was unanimously elected to fill the
| vacancy. The secretarys report was read
and balance of $55 in the treasury was re-
ported, a part Of which the society voted to
give towards the fund for repairs on the
! church.
| People who are not accustomed to seeing
large orchards of peaches and plums should
| visit Prospect Hill farm. There are l5C
peach trees in full bealing, about so with first
crop and 400 young trees. The plum trees
number l50 in all, about half in full bearing
The orchard is in prime condition and the
present outlook for good yield is favorable
1t being estimated that there will be between
200 and three hundred baskets of peaches. A
ready market is always found in BELOW.
Falls, Keene and surrounding towns, orderl
even now being received to fill as soon as the
fruit ripens.
The Footlights will give their dramatic
entertainment Tuesday evening, Septembe
q, at the Hastings Memorial parish house
The two-part play, ga Morning CALI will
be presented, the cast of which is:
Sir EdMard Ardent, Mr.. Uh
Mrs. Chillingtone, Mrs. Jenning
This will be followed by .The Butteril,
Lover comedietta adapted from the stor,
of Juliet Wilbor rompkins by Frank Wrigh
Pratt. The cast is as follows:
Jerome Latimer, Mr.. Cramer of Claremon
DR.. Will Perry, G. B. Williams, Jr
Mignonette, Mrs. Hastng
Poppy, Miss BELOW
Daifodil, Mrs Prat
Tickets 25 and 35 cents; all seats reserved
Curtain rises at O'Clock.