Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-15
WALPOLE.

DR.. j. L. Barton of the American Mission
ary Board, will conduct the services in the
Congregational church on Sunday next, June
IS, at 10 30 A. M.
Miss Mary E. Maynard left last Wednesday
for visit with friends in Boston, Dorchester
and vicinity
George e. Sherman was in KeensySlietly ,
on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Hogle from Boston is a
guest at Rambleside cottage for the next two
weeks.
A son was born on Saturday the 18th inst
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren Kingsbury.
Master Thomas N. Hastings, with young
friend, was home over Sunday from Vermont
Academy.
Miss Fannie S. Thew is spending a two
weeks vacation at her home in East Andover,
leaving the first of the week.
Winthrop Rowland has returned from a
six months absence with friends in Water
town, Mass, and is again at Judge Below g.
on Main street.
The monthly dinner and meeting of the la
dies sewing society at the Parish House this
Wednesday afternoon.
Prof. and Mrs. Hibbard, with little Hope,
are expected at G. c. Davis the last of the
week.
new town pump has replaced the old one
at the junction of Main and Turnpike streets,
which will prove great convenience to the
public dependant on the same.
Mrs. S. H. Richardson of Cornish Centre
was the guest of her son, Prin. Richardson,
last week while attending the graduating ex-
ercises of the class of '9S.
Senator Hastings has been in Concord and
Boston for number of days past
Henry B. Holland was home from Lowell,
Mass, the first of the week a few days.
Mrs. Charles Fletcher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Seward, wish to publicly express
their gratitude to the many friends, who so
kindly assisted in various ways during the
long, painful illness and subsequent death of
their dear husband and father. Also to es-
pecially tender thanks to those who so will
ingly passed so many weary nights by the
couch of suffering, that much needed rest
ton and deep and lasting sense of gratitude
for the deeds of loving thought and Kindness,
such deeds that in themselves bring their
greatest and best reward.
Miss Elisabeth M Seabury is expected home
within few days from Morristown,N. j., to
remain for the present, having resigned her
has been for five years.
Mrs. r. l.. Ball arrived last week from
Newton Center, Mass, and will spend the
summer in town as usual.
Exercises appropriate to children's Sunday
were held on the 18th inst. in the Congrega-
tional church, the same being given in place
of the regular morning service. The church
and pulpit was prettily decorated with potted
plants and cut flowers, great deal of skill
and good taste being shown in the arrange
ment. The program consisted of responsive
readings, music, recitations and scriptural
exercises by the children of the Sunday
school, all of which were presented in a very
creditable manner and much enjoyed by the
large congregation present.
Hon. j. G. Bellows ia in Manchester this
week attending the case on trial there of the
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. VS.. the city of
Manchester. Mr.. Bellows is chairman of the
board of three referees appointed by the SUI
preme court of whom A. S. Bachelor of Lit
tleton and John Kivel Of Dover, are the two
remaining members. This case has attracted
considerable attention and is supposed to in
| volve large sum of money.
Mrs. Helen Lucke of Sherbrook was the
guest over Sunday of Mrs. Harriet Lucke
and Mrs. F. A. Carpenter, having been in
Keene few days previously, to attend the
/ burial of her mother, the late Mrs. Farnum
f. Lane.
| E. Petroff has entered the employ of F. B
Sibley, barber. and will remain during the
summer months.
| A petition for ringing the town house bell
at nine o'clock every evening was IN eircula-
tion last week and has been presented to the
selectmen and accepted. c. W. Chickering
is appointed to ring the bell and within few
days, this revival of an old-time custom will
again become an established fact.
Prin. H. s. Richardson has gone to hi:
home in Cornish Center for the summer va
cation, spending Sunday with friends in
Troy, n. HI.
In response to the invitation given last
week large rumber of our towns people
1 were in attendance at the public opening ol
the Elmwood House on Saturday evening
The entire house was thrown open, the
rooms brilliantly lighted and decorated with
profusion of cut flowers. The guests wers
met at the door BIZ III. G. Chandler and mas