Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-06-12
WALPOLE.

| P. Glazier is putting in silo at his farm
on the river-road.
Mrs. Jane Roberts of Putney is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Prentiss.
DR.. Ira J. Prouty of Keene was in town
Wednesday of this week.
Miss Amy E. Gaskil left Wednesday for a
| trip to Boston and vicinity.
The Rev. o. M. Fisher is in New York
City, leaving Tuesday morning.
Herbert Houghton is in Pittsfeld, Mass
| having recently secured a position there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Sherman are ex-
| pected home today from Boston.
William G, Banning is expected today from
New York city and will spend next week
here with his family.
Mrs. Grace F. Russell of Cambridge, Mass,
was guest Wednesday and Thursday at T.
B. Pecks.
Mrs. Stephen Slade of Fitchburg, a former
| resident here, has been visiting friends in
town this week.
Miss Elizabeth M. Seabury came home
rom Morrlstown, New Jersey, on Wednes-
day for the summer vacation.
Hon. Henry Howland and wife of New
York City, are guests of Judge and Mrs. j.
u. Bellows, arriving on Friday.
Commencement exercises in the town hall
this afternoon at o'clock concert this even
at 8. Don't fail to attend.
Mrs. Anna Wright has rented the house
owned by Mrs. Henry j. Watkins and
moved there yesterday.
Acting Secretary Bronson of the Keene
Y. M. G. A. will occupy the pulpit in the
Congregational church on Sunday, June 13.
The death of Mrs. d. G. Evans, sister of
Mrs. Hudson E. Bridge at the Pinnacle
Farm, occurred in st. Louis, Mo-, on Tues
day, June 8. .
Childrens Day in Walpole Grange will be
celebrated next Saturday, June 10. Further
announcement will be made in TUESDAYS
TIMES.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wade Hibbard are at Old
Point Comfort, Va, this week, Mr.. Hibbard
having been appointed to read paper before
the American Railway Master Mechanics s
association.
Miss Helen r. Sherman returned from
several weeks absence in Boston, the first of
this week, after having changed her. plans
and remaining for longer time than she
primarily intended.
The severe rain-storm of Wednesday even
ing was not severe enough to prevent good
Stranger in New York, - which was presented
at that time in Bellows Falls.
Miss Clara Parker, who has Just completed
her third year as teacher in the Northern
New York State Institute for deaf mutes, ar
rived here on Wednesday, and is visiting
her brother, Charles Parker Jr., and family
on Main street.
We understand that Miss Hattie A. spauld-
ing, who last year entered the Mary Hitch
cock Memorial hospital at Hanover, to fit
herself as professional nurse, has recently
passed highly creditable examination in
that capacity.
Mrs. Lawrence Hutton of New York, has
lately made a generous donation to the
Bridge Memorial library, presenting about
v0lnmaS Ind
a few poems and fiction comprising the
later novels by popular authors.
Miss Wightman, teacher in the primary
department, closed successful term of
school yesterday afternoon with some pretty
exercises by the children, including music,
were present, who were much pleased with
the progress made by the little ones and with
the program so well carried out.
Hon. L. Nelson Hastings has planned
pleas SAINT trip for the next ten days. With
his four-in-hand of handsome blacks he ex-
poets to start from here Monday and drive to
Concord where he will stay for a few DAYS
and then proceed to Lake Sunapee remaining
over Sunday. From there he will 90 to
Claremont to be present at the dedication of
the new town hall which occurs on Tuesday
the 22nd, as Governor Ramsdell and his staff
of which Mr.. Hastings is a member, are
special guests on that occasion.
Mr.. Cole, who at one time lived in town,
was here for a few hours on Wednesday, at
the Dinsmore, after the lapse of many years
His father was Captain Cole, a name at once
familiar to the older residents, for 40 or more
years ago he and his family made their home
in this village in the house now owned by W.
w. Porter on Main street.
Miss Annie NJ. Buffum, member of the
senior class in the Springfield, Mass. high
school, has by her proficiency in scholarship,
been ranked among the first ten in the class
There are IS pupils in this class and, as a
whole, it is considered an unusually able one