Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-11-13
WALPOLE.

A. F. johnson of Keene was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. S. G. Platts is home from several
weeks absence in Brattleboro.
Cora B. Weir, who has been sick for
several weeks past, is improving slowly.
William w. Guild is visiting bis son
Warren and family in Athol, Mass.
| Miss Elizabeth Fritz of Greenfield,
Mass was in town briefly this week.
Miss Amy W. Jennings is in Boston for
few days. outing, leaving Thursday alter
noon
sAssJ y. w. Jeffords of the Keene Sentinel
force was in town Thursday on business
connected with the interests of the paper.
Mrs. Russell of Milton, Mass, is at the
Homestead farm this week during the alb
sence Of her daughter, Mrs, Amory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bridges and chill
dren have moved to Milton, Mass, where
Mr.. Bridges has found employment.
"The beautiful snow" fell silently all
Thursday night, the first snow Of this
season, but is now no longer " beautiful. -
Miss Mary Clark from Dorchester,
Mass with her friend, Miss Edith Knight,
are at Mrs. Emily Barnes on Prospect
hill.
B. F. Dwinnell of Saxtons River, VT,
has removed here with his family to his
fathers, B. H. Dwinnell's, on the river
road.
Miss Eta Braley, who has been at Pin
nacle farm for number of weeks past, re-
turned recently to her home in Westmin-
ster West.
The subject for the Sunday evening SER
vices in the Congregational church to-mor-
row commencing at 7.30 o'clock, is "Does
1t PayP"
H. H. Stone is quite seriously ill at his
home on Main street. On Thursday DR..
Faulkner of Keene was called here in con-
sultation with DR.. A. P. Richardson.
Renew the TIMES for 1898 at the post
office, where careful and prompt attention
will also be paid to advertisements, local
notices, ETC., for the same.
Remember that on and after Tuesday,
November 16, at 12 NJ, an opportunity will
be given at G. c. Davis drug store for the
selection Of reserved seats for the lecture
course.
Miss Kate Wells returned Tuesday from
Brattleboro, where she spent the past four
weeks with her uncle, George Wells and
family. We are glad to learn that Miss
Wells is somewhat improved in health.
The original plan of providing a supper
! for the guests from Great Meadow grange,
who are expected on Tuesday evening
next, has been adhered to and contribu-
tons of food are solicited from members of
the home grange.
Miss Frances L. Rowland of New York,
who tor few weeks is the guest here of
her aunt, Mrs. j.. G. Bellows, left yester-
day morning for Cambridge to witness the
football game which takes place today be-
tween the Harvard and Yale teams.
Among the recent marriages, we notice
that of Fred Hurlburt Booth of this town
to Miss Ada E. Hall of Keene, the cere-
mony taking place in that city on Wednes-
dav, November 8, Rev, Charles B. Elder
officiating.
Martin G. Estey, employed at the
Homestead farm, has for several days been
suffering with an affection of the head and
ear. DIR. G. II. Gorham, specialist, was
summoned here in consultation with DR..
Newton on Thursday.
There will be social at the Congrega-
tional church parlors Wednesday evening
OF next week, November IL. Supper at
the usual price, served promptly at z
o'clock. The bill of fare, customary on
such, occasions will be offered, including
also cold meats, salad and the .'Great
American Pie" in its various forms. Games
and amusements for al will be an attrac-
tive feature of the evening. The public
is cordially invited to be present. Ad-
mission free.
AT the second meeting held on Tuesday
evening of the Walpole Town Gymnasium
association, about 80 were present. The
executive board gave a report that the
present membership numbers 33. The
gymnasium will be open on Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday of each week from
until P NJ and again at o'clock. The
pupils IN district No. 1, are restricted 10
the hours in the afternoon. Boxing gloves,
Indian clubs and other purported necessi-