Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-04-21
WALPOTE.

" "A I'LL VILE.
Renew or subscribe for the TINES at the
postoffice. "' 'Ao
Henry Whitcomb of Cambridge Mass
is in town. 1"''''
Mrs. n: A. Wheeler is visiting relatives in
Bellows Falls. -n
The village schools will have holiday To-
morrow, Fast day. W.
Copley Amory of Boston, is at the Home
stead Farm this week.
MISS Grace f. Sherman left Tuesday morn
ing for trip to Boston.
l.. E. Sherwin of Boston was in tow, tba
first of the week. "' viz
Inc !. y: =. T., society realized $l3 as the
proceeds OF the sociable held last week.
Lowell Holland returned tn Vermont
Academy for the spring term on Monday.
family from Westmoreland have recantIv
moved on the Henry Graves farm in district
No., g. IL u'''iio'
Miss A. L. Garfield of Brookline. Mass ;s
family. ""'o anu
Artnur L. Davis is home from Springfield
bicycle. way o'i MS
W. q. Leonard has fine pair of matched
Holste!n steers which he purchased in
Townshend, VT
Arthur j. Wilson from BROOKLYN. New
J, ofk, was IN town last week at Mrs. Ellen
Farnsworth's.
Miss Bertha Wellington has so far recov-
cred from her recent illness as to be able to
drive out occasionally.
Dr: John E. Hale came up from Boston
iast Saturday and spent day or two here
with his mother, Mrs. M. j. Hale
Mrs. Miriam Nicholson from New York
City with her brother, Charles Galloway, are
IN town, arriving Monday evening.
The personal property of the late George
Jennings is advertised for sale at public anc
ton on Wednesday next, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Miss Elizabeth Pratt of South Deerfeld.
MASS, Is spending week here with her
brother, Rev. F. w. Pratt and family.
George B. Holland has sold his pasture ON
the Drewsville road, containing 50 acres and
Gilbert.
Miss Elizabeth M. Seabury returned on
tuesday morning to Morristown, N. j., hav-
ing spent a ten days vacation at her home
here.
Commencing with next Sunday, the morn
ing services in the Congregational church
VIII open st 80, as is customary during the
summer months.
The stores. which during the winter have
closed at o'clock, are open as usual through
Monday. '''' WON
F. +. Foote came from Lebanon Monday
morning, and is assisting in the barber shop,
HIS family will come later to remain during
the summer.
Among those who are attending the horse
show in Boston are F. A. Lebourveau, F. j.
Perry, w. W. Porter, and G. E. Sherman,
also Hon. +. n. Hastings, Mrs. Mary H.
Hastings and Miss GaskiIl.
'rba poStoH,,a will he ,lo.oI u.zx
3 30 to | l.l5 A. NJ, from 2.3O to PM and at
30 in the evening. The library and bank |
will be closed curing the day.
Miss Rideout who has been caring for Mrs. |
L. M. b. Porter since her illness, fell a few |
days ago and injured her knee and has |
been obliged to go to her home in West
Minister.
G. H. and E. M. Holden lately sold eight |
lat pigs to Frank p. Allen of Christian Hol-
ow, receiving four cents per pound live |
weight. Mr.. Allen intends to dispose of the |
iressed pork in Keene.
Preparations are being made for the BIRTH
lay party, postponed from February, to be
leld at the Congregational church parlors
next Wednesday evening, April 2S. Further
PARTICULARS will be given in Saturdays TIMES.
Easter Sunday the Unitarian church was
decorated with a beautiful display of flowers
'n Sunday, and services were held both
morning and evening with special service
If music which added greatly to the occasion.
n the Congregational church concert was
.iven in the morning by the members of the
Junior Endeavor society under the direction
'f Mrs. G. L. Osgood and Miss Thew. There
vas prolusion of flowers and potted plants,
md the exercises consisting of readings,
ecitations and music were a credit to those
n charge and were much enjoyed by all
PRESENT.
sIBLEY-MANNING.
Frank b. Sibley and Miss Agnes b. Man
ling both of this town, were united i'm mar
jage on Tuesday afternoon, April 20, at the
esidence of Mrs. Minnie E. Burt, on high
treet, Rev. F. W. Pratt pastor of the Uni
arian church performing the ceremony. |
Both are young people well-known here and
many friends wish them long continued hap ,
'iness and prosperity. After a short trip,
dr. and Mrs. Sibley will make their home
lere in town.