Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-18
WALPOLE.

WALPOLE.
Miss Ella Wright of Everett, Mass is in
| town at the Elmwood.
| L. Carl Davis is entertaining his school
friend, Walter d. Blake.
| FL Mckenzie from Waltham, Mass, is
in town at d. w. G. Ordway's.
| Rev. G.. F. Chaplin of Saxtons River, VT,
called on friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter from Boston spent last
Friday here with Mrs. F. A. Carpenter.
Mrs. Isobel G. Tower and little daughter
are with friends in Alstead Centre.
| 1t is expected the canning factory will COM
| mence work the last of this mouth.
| Mrs. Theodore p. Bogert is the guest of
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Tobey and daughter.
| A. j. Shepard from Burnside, Conn., is
visiting relatives in this town and vicinity
Mrs S. G. Hale and son, DIR. John Hale,
left Friday for an outing in Boston and at
the beach.
B. l.. M. Bates spent Sunday at Ramble-
side cottage, returning to New York on Mon
day.
| Mrs. Sarah F. Richardson of West Med
ford, Mass, is at the Dinsmore for few
weeks stay.
Miss Grace Hooper has been in Chester
field for a few days past with her friend, Miss
Goodrich.
Concert this evening in the parish house
by the Amphion Male Quartet. General
admission 25 cents.
Miss Edith Bellows left last week for Jer-
sey City, N. D., where she has found employ
ment for the present.
| Clifford Kilburn arrived from New Bed
ford, Mass, on Saturday and is at G. c.
Davis's for his annual visit.
A. I'll. Zabriskie arrived from New York
/ City last week, and will spend short time
in town as usual during the summer.
Miss Amy w. Jennings, employed in Wal
pole Savings bank, is enjoying her annual
vacation, commencing Monday.
NJ r. Williams and family who have been
IN town the last three weeks, left the first of
J the week for their home in Springfield, Mass.
II Do not forget the low rate excursion to
| Montreal via the G.. v. II. r., August 21st or
2Srd. Rate only 81. 80 for the round trip.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Il. Crowell, in ~Sonth Boston Sunday,
August 10. The child is u grand -daug ghter to
G. r. Crowell.
Theron A. Turner, employed at Maple
Grove Farm, is spending his vacation with
his parents in Weston, VT, making the trip
on his bicycle.
Mrs. Harriet Hodgskins and Miss Miller
came home Saturday from several weeks
absence in Pittsfield and Hudson, Mass. with
8 relatives
are spending few days in Boston and New
York City before starting for Chicago, leav-
ing here yesterday.
Mrs. E. L. Bishop of New York city, who
, has recently returned from trip abroad, is
with her sister, Mrs. Cowdrey, on School
street, arriving Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j. Weston returned
Monday afternoon to their home in Everett,
Mass, having spent two weeks past with G.
w. Hathaway and family.
Little Beatrice G. Pratt and Miriam
Lebourveau have been ill for the past few
days and confined to the house; the former is
, suffering from gastritis.
s Little Isabel Nicholson fell from her car
riage on Sunday and fractured her collar
bone. She is, at present writing, as COM
Portable as could be expected.
a Frank G. Platts spent Saturday and Sun
day here, Mrs. Platts, who has been here for
a week past, returning with him on Monday
to their home in Brattleboro, VT.
Miss Helen Howe visited James d. Snow
and family the first Of the week, en- route
. from Chester where she attended the muster
to her home in Northfield, Mass.
. On Friday evening, August 20, there will
d be a social evening at the Congregational
o parsonage, and a general invitation is
!. extended to all the people of the parish, te
e their friends, and to any others who may
E wish to be present.
Mrs. Mary DaV1S HlDDard Will leave
II tomorrow, Thursday, for northern Vernon
IS and remain there few days with friends
e intending to start next Tuesday ON the
e return trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Marah G. Stebbins of NORTHAMPTON
y Mass, who has been spending the summe
:. in Springfield, Vt, and Newport and Wash
ington, n. H., with friends, arrived from tn,
;. latter place to-day and will remain durin.
If the next week, the guest of Miss Fanny +
e Jennison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Whitney and brothe
e of Winchendon, Mass, were at the Dins
:, more day OF two recently, enjoying a car
e riage drive through this section of the coun
Is try, leaving here for Woodstock and Burling
l. ton, Vt.
Rev. George w. Bicknell, ID. D., of Cam
bridge, Mass, summer guest at the Elm
wood, occupied the pulpit Sunday in tn
If Unitarian church and gave unalloyed salts
faction to a large congregation.
t. The huge buttonwood tree for so lon,
S. time a landmark near Mrs. Hale's residenc
on Prospect Hill, was cut down last week
/ and the circles on a cross-wise section, eacl
a supposed to signify years growth, wer
counted, over 100 we are told, being enumer
ated.
s. There will be au organ recital at the Unita
rian church Monday afternoon, Angus
" 23rd, at O'Clock, given by +. G. F. Cramer
y organist of st. Mary's church in Claremont
invited TO be present. Admission free.
d The following persons were in attendanc
. at the muster Friday, their names bein,
learned too late for Saturdays TINES: Mrs
Warren w. Porter, l.. 5. Cady, L. B. Buffum
: George Farnsworth, Kendall Banning, Hor
= ace 4. Perry, Misses Rena Porter, Lou Web
ster and Mabel Proctor, Willard F. Hubbard
c. w. Adams, f. j. Perry, Ogburne ID. Bui
or fum Mr.. and Mrs. Burt z. Glazier, an
J, David J. Driscoll.
The following clipping will, we are certain
he prove of Interest TO the people generally a
xt well as to the personal friends in town, Mis-
a Way having Played here at several differeu
er times in the past and heard always wit
great pleasure; perhaps no musician wit
G, wham dwellers in this section are we
ed acquainted, is more worthy of special mel
s, ton than Miss Annie Way, the violinis
IT, Her career thus far has been of har
K study, and of correspondingly brilliant su,
d. cess When but seven years OF age sh
tie made her first public appearance, and