Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-25

MISS Emily M. Jennison is home from
'ieehheld, Mass, over Sunday.
Dr' Il. A. Newton extended his vacation
shother week and will return TODAY from
Saratoga, My.
wood e"o'' "' 'no iAini-
mere was good attendance at the meet
as asg Oh the ladies' missionary society held the
auS so'noon OIL the 2lst inst. in the church par
;5:, INC president, Mrs. A. A. ellison, pre-
s,uing' The meeting was opened with music
saaa smu prayer, followed by topical scripture
readings. The subject was the missinnarv
WORK IN the south among the poor whites.
ana interesting letters, relative to this work
Mon ,.o,h MISS Tufts in Charlottesville, Va, and
~ ,rs. Jnhn L.. Hubbard, Hendersonyille, N,
= both former residents here. were read
Several short articles and sketches, culled
. on various sources, were also given, illus
tratlve OF this work and the great need of IT.
3he OF especial interest written by Rebecca
vii ha laws. The next regular meeting
Maas oarah Bridgman of Northampton,
10, arrived thus week to make an extended
VISIT with her daughter, Mrs. H. A. Perry.
Attention is called to the notices in the
postofhce, stores, ETC., posted bv our tax COL
iector, Nat W. Holland.
MISS Annie M. Buffum entertained friend
Thursday. "S anu
Edwin Barnes Riley went yesterday to his
nome IN Dorchester, Mass, to remain for the
summer vacation.
Inc Homestead farm has been recently
connected by telephone with Boston through
tne Walpole exchange.
Little Winthrop Hastings was taken sud-
9euiy III Thursday, and DIR. Matthews OF
bellows Falls was called in attendance. The
child is improving at this writing.
Miss Viola knight of Drewsville spent the
past week here with her brother. Allan
Knight, and family.
About Is new books have been lately mr..
chased for the Bridge Memorial library.
Mrs. Frank Crombie of Dedham, Mass. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Watkins.
Hliand j. Brown and wife have moved
3acK to the Frank Chickering farm. Mr..
brown will be employed at W. T. Ramsay's
during the summer.
Several from here attended the commence
ment exercises of the Bellows Falls hipb
school held Thursday evening. Kendall
tanning OF this town graduated from the
classical course.
Miss Lydia A. Maynard gave dinner at
the Dlnsmore Sunday, entertaining Rev and
Mrs. Frank Wright Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Harrison Porter.
George Fay of Brattleboro, formerly of
this town, spent several days here recently
with his uncle, Samuel Cochran.
William J. Hall is making quite extensive
repairs on his residence here in the village.
w. +. Bellows has returned from an
absence OF three weeks in Lempster.
About so were present at the meeting of
Walpole grange held Tuesday evening. The
musical and literary program prepared for
the occasion, was presented. A committee
OF three was appointed to frame resolutions
on the recent death of B. P. Glazier. A com
mittee was also chosen to take charge Of the
celebration of children's day on the 25th inst.
L was composed of I. w Ramsay, Mrs Edwin
Guild and Mrs. Charles A. Watkins.
William j. Field has passec successful
examination for enlistment in
Co. L, 1st N. H.Volunteers, and left Wednes-
day for Manchester.
Leitsinger's orchestra of Rrattleboro fur.
nished music for the reception at Hon. T. N.
Hastings's Wednesday evening, given in
honor of Miss Ramsdell.
Prof. and Mrs. H. W. Hibbard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Davis and Miss Seabury
were in Saxtons River Thursday to attend
the commencement exercises at Vermont
Academy.
Miss Harriet Hooper spent last week with
e. ID. Hooper's family in Dis. No. 8, return
ing Saturday to Keene.