Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30
WALPOLE.

AT recent meeting of the school boart
! George G. Smith of Troy was elected prime
pal of the Walpole high school, the terr
commencing. in September. Mr.. Smith
q. graduate of Brown University and for tn
three years past has occupied the position O
principal in the Troy high school. He is
son OF Rev. Mr.. Smith, pastor of the Metho
dist church in Marlboro.
Mrs. G. L. Kenrick and two children, O
j West Swanzey, who have been visiting will
relatives in Astead, came here on Thurs
day to spend few days with Mrs. A. E. Ken
rick and with other friends.
A son was born on Tuesday, July 26th
to Mr: and Mrs. George F. Jennison in dis
trict No 5.
% *. Seabury was in Boston few day.
this week on business.
! Mrs. Irving Felch spent last week with
| friends in NARROW.
Miss Ellen Miller left Wednesday morning
Tor Hudson, Mass, where she will remain for
the week ensuing. Her niece, Hattie NAV
Houghton, who has been in town for several
weeks, returned with her.
Il. i. Stevens and wife are entertajp;,,
MY: and Mrs. Charles Parker, reCens.ss
arrived from their home in New Haven,
Conn. - -
Last Sunday the sale of Boston and New
ork papers numbered 1902.
Arthur G. Bingham of Lempster has been
IN te wn the past three weeks.
:. During the month Of August the Bridge
memorial library will be open to the public
w Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from
10 to IL o'clock. --'A
Mrs. j. M. Grant came from wa1tban
Mass, few weeks since and is with her
daughter, Mrs. Clinton Ordway, and family
mrs. Mary ii. Ella has been in town for
week past, the guest of Mrs. F. w. Hooper
Mrs. !. &. Tower, and other friends.
Herbert j. Weston is expected the first of
next week from Everett, Mass, to spend
a vacation at G. W. Hathaway's.
Mrs. W. %. Combs of Brattleboro spents
lew days recently with friends here in the
village. 'D'
/, Miss Fannie S. Thew was called to her
nome IN East Andover on Wednesday by the
serious illness Of her father
- Frank Graves is taking a short vacation
vls1t,ng friends IN Charlestown, Claremont
and Newport, leaving on Tuesday.
Edward w. Morse and son and Mrs. Lonis
Lincoln, all of Brookline, Mass, are recent
arrivals in town.
Mrs. I. M. Graves is entertaining her niece
Mlss Nellie Williams, who arrived few days
since from Boston.
Ihe residence of Alfred knight on Depot
hlit is being freshened with coat of paint.
Master Joseph Pickett of Troy, N. Y,
at b. Drlscolfs for few weeks.
, A Mother Goose procession will be one of |
ne many attractions offered at the Unitarian |
alr next Thursday. A band of gypsies will
,lso De present. Leitsingers orchestra will
urnlsh music for the dancing, which com.
nences at 9 30 P M
MISS Lettie Felch has returned from two
weeks absence a. her home in NARROW.
mrs. Frank O. Munson and two sons ara
,nssts Of Mrs. Munson's sister, Mrs. G. B,
lIlams, and family at Maple Grove farm.
IRVING Thursday evening from Connecticut
Ira w. Kiusbury Of Alstead was in town
yer Sunday. .g
Master F. Dana Hooper is in Union, NH. i
nth friends.aca ,, "a +
I feeurte "a delegation fTen1 this town was 4
resent At the entertainment given by the
lartha Washington Ebony Bellies, in West.
llnster on Tuesday and Wednesday and
most satisfactory evening is reported. We
nderstand the ".Belles',' sharpened their +,
us considerably at the expense of some !
.emoers OF their Walpole audience, who,
oweVer, bore the thrusts with cheerful
faanImity and composure beautiful to !
hold.
Mrs. Frank j. Kilburn came Yesterday
ON New Bedford, Mass and is spending q
w weeks with her sister, Mrs. G. C. Davis, {
io also visiting other relatives in town.
y Milton Doremus of New York CITY is q
'ain IN town with his family at Mrs Nichol- E
ms.
a. y. Splcer and men have been at work ,
is week on the driveway at Senator Hast /
gs s, adding several feet of new concrete
the road at either gate