Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-27

also other relatives in that vicinity.
II. F. Chandler spent Saturday and Sun
day in Windsor, Vt.
The ladies' sewing society meets this We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. j. W. Hayward.
Charles Parker, Jr. and family came home
from Marlboro, where they have been for sew
eral weeks, on Saturday last, and are again
occupying their home on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren w. Porter left Mon
day morning for brief absence in Boston.
The l4th annual meeting of the Cheshire
County Sunday School association will be
held in the city Of Keene Friday of this week,
October 20. Rev. E. A. Keep of this town
has been appointed to take part in the pro-
gram; one delegate was chosen, Dea w. G.
Barnett. good attendance from here is
urged.
Boston, whose illness was mentioned in Sat
ufday's TIMES, show DEVELOPMENT of
typhoid symptoms but at present writing the
doctor is as comfortable as can be expected.
In response to an invitation extended by
Walpole grange, it is expected that Great
Meadow grange from Westmoreland will be
present at the next meeting Tuesday, Novem-
Der 2, and furnish an entertainment.
| W. G. Crowell of South Boston was in
| town the first of the week at M. II. Gorham's.
| A notice was read in the Congregational
church Sunday in regard to an urgent appeal
received from North Carolina for clothing
| and other necessities. A barrel will be pre-
pared and sent as soon possible. Coptri-
buttons received at Mrs. Knowlton's on Mid
| die street.
The Mitchell auction takes place tomorrow,
Thursday, October %, at the town hall, COM
mencing at 8 A. NJ. slip of the pen caused
us to write Wednesday, the 29th, in previous
issue of the TIMES, but SO extensively has
this auction been advertised, we trust local
| ifauo in I'd tn If will ok oh a
| difference, as the date was correct.
Mrs. William C. Banning, who has been in
| New York city since her return from abroad,
is again at home joining her family here in
district No Ia last week.
John P. Holmes is in Windham, Vt, this
week from whence he expects to drive home
a flock of about 325 lambs.
Frank D. Webster and W. A. Galloway,
Jr., who are attending school at Meriden,
were home over Sunday, having come down
Saturday to Saxtons River with the football
| team.
Arthur Chickering of Westmoreland passed
through here Monday with drove of so fine
cows which he purchased up north.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Short of Sherbrooke
p. O., friends of Mrs. C. B. Lucke and her
sister, Mrs. Carpenter, spent few days here
last week while on their wedding trip,at the
Dinsmore. Mr.. Short was a personal friend
Lucke.
At the Weir auction Saturday, the south
part of the Wilson farm, so-called, was sold
to E. L. Stevens, residing in district No. g.
for $500.
Four calves belonging to Norman f. Wat.
kins strayed from the pasture few days
since, on to land owned by G. S. Hawks, and
which earlier in the season were sprayed with
Paris green. The unlucky calves soon died
from the effects of the poison and the ques-
ton now arises as to whom does the loss
belong
Scripture cake and its recipe will be fol
sale during the evening at the celebration o.
All Hallowe' en-, which will take place Friday
evening, October 10Th, in the Congregations
church parlors. Notice flyers for the same
Admission only Is cents. All are invited.
The excursonists to Boston are home onct
more and report with enthusiasm the pleasan
! trip, the propitious weather and the varied
and interesting sights of the city, summing
up good time generally.
The tax-collector for this part of the town
Fred Prentiss, has posted notice calling
3 attention to the fact that no discount will b.
} allowed on taxes after November lst.
The third annual concert and ball given by
the Mazeppa Engine Co will take place OF
Wednesday evening next, November 3rd
Weeden's orchestra of six pieces will furnish
Will DC served III the lOWe
hall from to 80 and from IL to II; price
50 cents. See large bills.
Harvey I. Slade and family. who hav,
been living at the Homestead farm for tn,
, past year, intend to leave at an early dat,
!; and Mr.. Estey and family will succeed them
Mr.. Estey has been employed on the Bogg,
T Meadow form for some time past.
Harrison G. Barnes is visiting his daughter
Mrs. George A. Riley, in Dorchester, Mass
leaving last Wednesday.
r A portrait party. under the auspices of tn
5 Woman's Branch Alliance, will be given il
a the Hastings Memorial parish house on Sat
1 urday evening of this week. Admission, 2
n cents.
r Thirty-two IS subscriptions have alread
t been received for the lecture course bu
r nothing definite can be decided upon unit
t the returns are in from the outside districts
e A fine program j. under consideration by tn
y entertainment committee and it is hope
o something decisive will soon be known il
e regard to it.