Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-01-06
WALPOLE.

II. A. Perry was in Keene Monday.
Mrs. G. H. Graves is visiting relatives in
Newport
Mrs. Frank Dunshee of Westmoreland was
in town Monday.
If interested in china painting see ad under
business notices.
Horace Goodenough of Keene was at A. C.
Dickey's last week.
Remember the concert and ball Friday
evening. See posters.
Winthrop Rowland has gone to New York
| for few weeks stay.
Elmer Coolidge spent last Sunday at his
home in Felchville, Vt.
There are five candidates waiting for ad-
mission to Walpole grange.
The ladies' alliance will meet with Mrs. F.
w. Pratt Friday afternoon, January s.
| Mrs. Alfred Clarke of Lowell, Mass, is
| spending week in town at the Dinsmore.
| Miss Anna Brumbauer returned Tuesday
to Northfield seminary for the winter term.
There is a good deal of sickness at present,
several cases of tonsilitis being reported.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Weymouth of Fitzwil.
liam Depot were in town the first of the week
Rev. G. l. Bard was in Keene yesterday tc
attend the meeting of the Monadnock asso
citation.
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| torial duties in Concord this week, leaving
Monday.
Mrs. Ball, who resides with her daughter
Mrs. John l.. Houghton in district No. IA, i.
i'll with pneumonia. Eai5 D iis'@
Miss Frances Rowland and brother Charlie:
returned to their home in New York city
Monday, having spent the past few days a
Judge Bellows.
AT the opening services Sunday morning il
~, Ill, n
| read his resignation as pastor of the churcl
and society, the same to take effect March l
At the annual meeting of the Congrega
tional society the following officers were
elected for the year 1897: Clerk, Charles ii
Barnes; auditor, w. G. Barnett; collector ant
treasurer, c. E. Sparhawk; church commit
tee, G. H. Barnes, Fred Booth and Cyrus
Church.
Mrs. Albert Haywood left on Monday fo
Claremont where Mr.. Haywood has alread,
; taken possession of his new BARRIERS shop
They intend to board for the present or unit
a satisfactory tenement can he found ant
then will make permanent home.
The week of prayer is being observed il
the Congregational church this week. Ser
vices were held Sunday and Tuesday even
ings at o'clock, and for the remainder of the
week meetings will be held Wednesday ant
Friday at 80 p. NJ. the annual roll call auC
supper will be held Thursday evening at the
church parlors.
As announced in last Wednesdays edition
the annual business meeting of the Unitarian
society held Monday afternoon at tn,
church when it was voted to adjourn to Fri
day, January ID. This adjourned meetinl
will be held in the Hastings Memorial Parisi
house at p. NJ. a committee of ten ladie.
have been appointed to take charge of tn,
supper.
The apple crop seems to have proved
failure in all sections of the state this year
: The following quotstion is from the Farmers
Cabinet, paper published in Milford: Th
) returns from the apple shipments to Euglan,
from Hillsboro county this season show IN
business to have been dismal failure and OF
the last lot shipped abroad the farmers vii
not only not make profit, but viii be oblige
to lose Ia cents on every barrel. This
the IN, most disastrous apple year in the histor