Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-01-13
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two weeks, and although somewhat i'm
proved, is not yet able to leave his room.
The annual business meeting of the Wal
pole thief detecting society will be held at
the Dinsmore, Saturday January l6, at
7.3O P. NJ.
I. N. Hastings was in Boston the first of
the week and from there went to Concord,
from whence he will return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Tuttle and daughter
CT keene, were the guests Friday and Satur-
day of Fl. A. Perry and wife.
Tim Kenrick returned to his home in
Springfield, VT, Monday afternoon, having
spent few days here with his mother, Mrs.
A. E. Kenrick.
Misses Nellie and Mary Driscoll with their
brother David, attended the Foresters' an,
nual concert and ball held at Bellows Falls
last Friday evening.
G. S. Burt, w. A. Jennings and Charles
ii. Barnes have been drawing ice the past
week from Burt pond. Colburn brothers are
commencing to cut ice this week.
The. Rev. c. B. Elder of keene will preach
in the Unitarian church next Sunday at ii
A. NJ. Services will also be held at 7.30 P. NJ.
at which time Mr.. Elder will speak on Will
liam Gladstone.
1t IS reported that there is to be an an
| nlversary of the dedication of the Hastings
Memorial Parish house, January %, and that
| and Banjo club have been secured for the oc-
casion.
Don't fail to attend the sociable at the
Congregational church this evening. Sup
per at the usual time. The mum supper has
been unavoidably postponed, the date of
which will be announced later.
Miss Grace Towne at the Homestead Farm
has been seriously ill the past week with
heart trouble and other complications. DR..
Allbee of Bellows Falls was called Saturday
III consultation with DR.. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Burbee and Mr.. and
Mrs.J w. Burbee, gave euchre party last
Friday evening. Among the guests were
Mr.. G. S. Aldrich and wife OF Westmoreland
Depot. An oyster supper was served during
the evening, followed by music and socia
good time.
:. The neighbors in the south part of thu
town met Saturday at Norman Watkins il
district number 8, and assisted in the winter
work Mr.. Watkins whose serious Hines
has been previously mentioned is reported
improving.
We understand that Rev. Preston Barr ha.
accepted call from the Episcopal churcl
in Enosburg Falls, VT, and will remove hi.
family there soon. Mrs. Joseph Wilson
J who is in Ellwood, Ind, intends to come eas
and make her home with them.
At the meeting of the Milk Producer.
union held Wednesdayin Bellows Falls, join
| A1oiiiiSS vas SiOSCll ScCIcGdIy lOr lue cur
rent year. 1t was voted that as delegate, he
should attend the meeting of the Centra
union which is to be held in Boston the l5tl
of this month. William G. Leonard was al
so chosen as delegate from this town.
The I. O. U. \. society held busines.
meeting at the Emwood recently and elected
the following officers president, Edith S
) Platts vice president, NJ. Elbra Hooper
treasurer, Nancy NJ. Holland secretary
Maude Brown. The society will meet once
in two weeks during the remainder of thu
winter, meeting to-day with Miss Maud,
Brown.
The following is the report of Walpol,
Grange for 1896: Number of meetings helt
during the year, 2S; "a regular meetings ant
4 special. Average attendance at "a regula
meetings, 52 2-3; at the special meetings
t &c; greatest attendance at any one meetin.
IS. Number of visitors during the year, 9S
: January l, 1896, the grange commenced witt
l42 members; present membership $50,
, greater gain by than during 1895. Numbe
demit, lost by death, l. lost by demits, 6
lost by Withdrawal cards, 3; error in repor
of 1890, l.
: The concert and ball held at the town hal
t Friday evening was very pleasant affair
and proved an undeniable success in ever
particular. There was large attendance O
our townspeople and the neigboring towns q
Alstead, Bellows Falls and Keene were ais
well represented. The stage was drape
with flags and decorated with greens. Th
concert by Beedle's orchestra Of ten piece
commenced at o'clock, and very fine pre-
gram was rendered which was heartily en-
joyed by all. Dancing commenced as 500
after o'clock as possible and continued ur
til 2; the order of dances was we'll arrange
and several of the figures called forth Pre-
longed encores from the dancers, to whic
q the orchestra generously responded. Abou
so tickets were sold and the success fnar
cially thus assured. Refreshments of ic
J. cream, cake and coffee were served in tn
d lower hall. During the evening it was al
nounced that similar ball would be give
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