Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-09-15
WALPOLE.

The G. V. r. II. will run an excursion te
Ottawa Sept. 81 for the great Central Canada
fair.
Mrs. Sarah G. Hale left last week for trip
to Boston.
1t is expected that the Elmwood will close
for the summer season this week.
G. r. Crowell has been here for number
OF days past on business.
Frank ellison is in Milford for few weeks,
leaving on Monday.
A. F. White of South Boston was the guest
OF Fred }. Perry over Sunday.
Miss Kate Wells is able to be out once
more after her recent illness.
G. D. Hooper and family are entertaining
relatives from Springfield, Vt.
Miss Fannie S. Thew of East Andover was
in town briefly last week on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bingham are spend
ing this week with friends in East Lempster.
w. A. Galloway, Jr., has returned for his
sscond year at K. U. A. in Meriden.
Walter Kingsbury returned Saturday to his
studies IN Tufts college, Somerville, Mass.
Misses Julia Moor and L. A. Yardie of Bos-
ton were guests last week of G. p. Porter and
wife.
Hon. I. Nelson Hastings enjoyed pleas
ure trip to Boston and vicinity last week for
several days.
ID. j. Kiniry and little son from Cam
bridge, Mass, were at b. Kiniry's few days
recently.
Mrs. S. G. Bradford has been confined to
the house with sprained ankle for a num-
Der of days past.
Arthur P. Davis left Saturday for Worces-
ter, where he has entered the school of Tech
nology for course of stndy.
About $50 were realized from the sale of
tickets at the recent dramatic entertainment
given by the Footlights.
Frank Fletcher of Fitchburg has Joined his
family at Mrs. Mary j. Aliens where they
have been guests for some time past.
Mrs. Frank Green arrived Saturday from
Pierre. Ind, and is visiting her mother, Mrs.
L. A. Hopkins.
The i. o. Q. X. will hold their next meet
ing on Saturday afternoon, September Is, at
$50 o'clock with the president of the society,
Miss Minnie Hathaway.
Miss Lizzie Ballam has returned from an
absence OF several weeks in Hanover, N. H.,
and Brattleboro, where she has been with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cary and Miss White
OF Boston, relatives of Rev. and Mrs. F. w.
Pratt, have been spending few days at the
Dinsmore.
Minnotte E. Chatfield and family, who
this summer have occupied the Mitchell
house, returned the first of the week to New
Haven, CT.
1t is reported that Mrs. Platts has rented
the east tenement in the Titus house on Mid
die street and will remove there about the
first of October.
Mrs. John Z. Nicholson and two children
and servant returned yesterday to their
home in New York city, having spent part of
the summer in town.
The season of fairs has commenced. The
Cheshire county grange fair is being held in
keene this week, also the annual fair in
Springfield, both offering the usual attrac-
tions.
The Rev. c. T. Garfield of Brookline,
Mass, was in town recently with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Hayward, called here by the death
OF his brother-in-law, the late Waldo Flint
Hayward.
DIR. l.. A. Newton gave bachelor supper
Saturday evening at the Dinsmore and on
Monday left for Saratoga, n. Y, where to-
day, September 10, his marriage with Miss
Minnie Isbell of that city, is celebrated.
Rev. G. l. Bard left to-day for Meridith,
having been town for two days past as he was
called to Westminster on Monday to assist
DR.. Torrey of Shirley, Mass, and Rev. Mr..