Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
WALPOLE.

Wednesday of this week in town.
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Nichols are CUES,
OF Frederick M. Gilbert and wife.
+ Mrs. l.. B. Holland and family are en-
tertaining friends from Rollndale, Mass.
Forty-six excursion tickets to Bostoy
were sold on Tuesday at Wapole station
i VIM. Sibley has returned from a hunt
ing excursion in the northern part of tn
state.
Mrs. John 2. Holmes and little daupb
ter Mary are in Bethel, VT, for a yisi
with relatives.
] Miss Abbie Chappell has returned from
a two weeks visit with friends in Lemn
ster, N. II.
Judge j. G. Bellows has been absen
this week on a business trip to Concord
Manchester and Keene.
Mrs. Farnsworth of Maiden, Mass. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry C. Bandell
arriving this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harlow from
Westminster West were in town the first
OF the week, the guests of Fred Prentiss
and family.
II. A. Slade, foreman at the Homestead
Farm, is on two weeks trip up through
northern New Hampshire and Vermont
buying cows.
A few from here attended the Sunday
school institute held in Alstead FRIDAY
and report it as an enthusiastic and inter-
teresting occasion.
: Miss Ellen Mason is expected from her
home in Keene to-day to remain for the
next two weeks with her cousin. Mrs.
Sarah e. Bradford ,on Middle street.
The employees of the Connecticut River
Lumber Co. with their horses, % in num-
Der, passed through here on Sunday. en-
route from Holyoke, Mass, to Colebrook.
N. H.
We understand that Ora r. Lincoln.
who since leaving Pinnacle farm has been
IN Woodstock, Vt. and later in Fall River,
Mass, has accepted position on large
poultry farm in Wenham, Mass.
The annual meeting of the Cheshire
County Medical society was held recently
IN heene and the election OF officers for
the year ensuing took place, DR.. l.. A.
Newton of this town being chosen vice
president.
Mrs. A. P. Richardson and Miss Helen
A. Wotkyns enjoyed an outing on Thurs
day going by rail to Charlestown and then
boarding the electric car to Sprinfield
where they viewed the sights of that flour
lshlng village and took dinner at the Adna
Brown.
Considerable interest is manifested over
the proposed Mitchell auction, and the
household furnishings which are for sale
are inspected almost daily by possible pur-
parties from both Bellows Falls |
and Aeene being in town Thursday for
that purpose.
VIM. b. Roy, living in District No. 6.
ost within few days 36 sheep out of a
lock OF A which were pastured in Alstead
hey being killed by dogs. These dogs
nave been identified and Shot. we are told
md we trust Mr.. Roy will recover the full
'alue of his loss.
1he many friends of Miss Lila M. .Jen-
llson, who tor several years made her home
n this village, will be interested to learn of
Ter approaching marriage to Mr.. Freder-
OK "A. Blood of Springfield, Mas, the
CEREMONY to take place in Westminster.
": on wednesday afternoon, Nov. 3rd,
i1Z O'Clock. -s-, -
Ihe household goods Of the late Mrs. S.
:; Cowdrey were sold at public auction on
Vednesday afternoon as previously adver-
lsed, and the sale was well-attended. but
usual, largely by the feminine element.
wing to the quantity of goods to be sold
was impossible to finish at that time and
ne ne remainder will be disposed of at the
litcheii auction which takes place at the -,
own hall on Wednesday next, October 2s, a
9A.M
MIR. and Mrs. G. P. Porter received
ord IRON Boston this week of the serious
mess OF their son-in-law, DR.. Charles
hItney. While absent several hundred
liles from home on hunting trip he was \
ken I'LL with pneumonia. The Journey
ome was made as expeditiously as posi-
lie and at present writing Dr. Whitney's I
'ndition is favorably reported.
l The doll and flag drill given in the town
ai wednesday evening by the children of I
,e westminster Home proved very sat
factory and pleasing entertainment, The
Sercises were both pretty and interesting Il
Id showed careful drill The music was ~
attractive feature of the program also a
ID we hope that for so deserving an OBJ &c
CT the evening was success financially.
A celebration of all Halloween will be
I'd In the Congregational church parlors
Friday evening next, Oct 29, to which sc
are cordially invited to be present. " "
PIPER with exercises appropriate to the b,
Gasion, will be served promptly at z in
Clock, and punctual attendance to the
me is urgently solicited. Following this,
ere will be tricks of ..ye olden days" in fe
U England and rugged Scotland ably n, 1n
sisted by Brownies and Fairies. The at
will be in keeping with the OF
ening's entertainment and music will also
a to the program. Supper at usual