Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-06
wALPOLE.

Master Ray ellison has returned from q
visit with relatives in Milford.
d. A. Dewolf was up from Greenfield,
Mass, few days recently at the Dinsmore.
Stock was loaded at the station Monday
night as follows: 3S calves and 20 cattle.
Easter services will be held in the Unita-
rian church Sunday morning next.
| Charles Sargent came home yesterday from
Dartmouth college for the spring vacation.
William G. Leonard was in Keene few
hours Saturday last on business.
Renew your TIMES at the postoffice. Ad-
| vertisements and local notices for same will
receive prompt and careful attention.
Mrs. Miriam Nicholson arrived the first of
| week from New York city and will remain q
few days here at w. A. Galloway's.
Mrs. John W. Hayward left Monday for a
weeks absence with relatives and friends in
Clinton, Mass.
Walter w. Kingsbury, who is a student at
Tufts college, is spending the holidays with
G. w. Kingsbury aud family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Landon moved last
week On their farm lately purchased in dis
trict No. 4-the Hosmer farm SO called.
Thomas N. Hastings came home last Fri
day from Vermont Academy for a vacation OF
, two weeks.
Miss Grace E. Hooper is enjoying trip to
ANCW 4JColOluS uoSS.S WhCiO GAO 10 NAoAtAuS
friends.
George o. and E. 8. Taggard are connect
ing their residences in the south part of the
| town by telephone.
Mrs. Fannie M. Sparhawk is visiting with
her brother, Carleton Webb and family, in
Bellows Falls, leaving the first OF the week.
Hon. T. Nelson Hastings started Monday
in company with Gov. Kamsdell for WASH
ington, ID. c., where they intend to remain
for the week or ten days following.
Mrs. Herbert j. Watkins is improving
intends this week to return to Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Lucke and Mrs. F. A. Carpenter ex-
pect to return this week to their home on the
Common, having spent the winter months at
the Dinsmore.
| Little Eleanor and Mildred Chaplin from
Leominster, Mass, are spending this week
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Hall, arriving saturday evening.
Easter will be observed next Sunday in the
Congregational church by an Easter sermon
| in the morning at the usual hour, and a con-
cert in the evening by the children of the
Sunday school, exercises commencing at 80
o'clock.
A row of maple trees has been set out on
| the west side OF the cemetery, in accordance
with the vote taken in. regard to the matter
| ~ Guc ldSL tOWu iAOCtluSs uOSO uopAOSy
which, we believe, are 80 in number, were
procured from George Taggard's in district
No. S.
| In the Christian Hollow church the Sun.
day school which Immediately follows the
morning service will be omitted on next Sun.
day, April 10, and appropriate Easter exer.
cises will be held at that time, careful and
extensive preparations now being made foI
| the same.
A special town meeting is called for Satur.
day, April l6, at 9 o'clock A NJ. The warrant
contains two articl,s: l, To see if the town
| school district will vote to accept school dis.
trict No l, if said district No. shall vote IL
unite with them; 2, to transact any other bu
iness that may legally come before the meet.
ing.
DEATH OF MRS. PREssY.
Mrs. Mary s., wife of Lorenzo D. Pressy
died at her home on Prospect hill, Sunday
April 3, aged rs years, months. For little
over ear Mrs. Pressy was confined 10 hel
room as the result of fall and had failee
gradually. She was lifelong resident il
town and was born here on November %
1922 the daug hter of Anson and Sally Ash
Lawrence and the oldest in family Of eigh
children. only two of whom are now living
George F. OF Worcester, Mass, and Henty
F. of this town. Her marriage to Mr.. PressJ
took place in 1874 Beside the brothers meu
toned, she leaves a husband and one son
Eugene E, residing in Worcester, Mass
Funeral services were held Wednesday alter
noon at 2 O'Clock.