Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-01-19
great excitement of last week, fire one nigl {
and saucy tramp the next; really it is get
ting to be too much for the women's nerves.
WALPOLE.

Renew your TIMES at the postoffice.
Mrs j. B. Russell is spending this week
with friends in Claremont.
F. A. Spaulding made brief trip to Boston
last week.
W. G. Barnett has for number of DAYS
been confined to the house by illness.
Miss Helen M Guild is for the present en-
ployed in Westminster.
Attention is called to the advertisement in
another column of lost cape.
daughter was born on Wednesday, Janu.
ary H. to Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles w. Morse.
Henry Holden of Langdon, with his daugh-
ter Edith, spent Sunday in town.
1t is hoped to arrange date with Beedle's
orchestra for another dance here in the near
future.
Mrs. l. M. Graves is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Williams, and family, in Boston, leaving
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stratton from Saxtons
River spent Sunday with M. H. Gorham and
family.
Mrs Mary j. Webster, who tor several
weeks past has been ill, Is not considered as
well at present writing.
f. M. Elliott is again at work for G. j.
Drislane, having returned from a few weeks
vacation spent ut his home in Marlow.
ago that weighed 400 pounds, afterward SELL
ing the same to Warren Thompson.
The Hastings Memorial Parish House is
now connected with the telephone exchange,
line being put in on Friday last.
Miss Kate Watkins went last week to Dor
chester, Mass, where she will remain a few
weeks the guest of Miss Mildred Pierce.
Mrs. Charles p. Stowell was called to Man
chester, Vt, last Saturday by The illness and
death Of her brother, Mr.. Adams.
Mrs. George j. Drislane left yesterday
morning for brief absence in Boston, ac-
companied by her friend, Miss Elizabeth
Fritz, from Greenfield, Mass.
The scholars in the primary and interme-
diate departments enjoyed half holiday on
Tuesday on account OF the rooms being iIl-
sufficiently warmed.
We notice among the recent deaths that oi
Hon. Mark F. Burns of Boston, treasurer Of
the Boston Dairy Co., a name well-known
among the farmers in this vicinity.
DR.. L. A.Newton is home from a few days
absence in Saratoga, N. Y, Mrs. Newton, who
has been visiting there for several weeks re-
turning with him.
No services were held in the Unitarian
church Sunday as Rev. F. v. Pratt is still
absent. The kilograms from Meadviile have
been little more encouraging within day
or two.
Three new applications for membership to
Walpole Grange have been received, making
in all a class OF l3 to take the first and second
degrees at the meeting this evening, January
-.
Walpole Grange realized $32 as the net
proceeds OF the supper furnished for the con-
cert and ball last Thursday evening. If uni.
versal commendation were remuneration suf
ticient, then there is no need of dollars anc
cents, for one hears all round of the excellent
supper served on that occasion.
Apersonal letter has been received here
from A. Il. Slader, manager of the Kineto-
scope and Graphophone Co., which will give
an entertainment in the town hall on Friday
evening, emphasizing the success met with
III other towns and the unqualified approval
OF those i'll attendance. Lebanon was one
town mentioned and he writes thus 'sThe
people were delighted, aud Rev. MIR. Ferrell
pastor OF the Congregational church, ex.
pressed his pleasure AT the entertainment"