Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-05-11
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Mrs. Mary H. Hastings is anticipatipse
trip to Chicago at an early date. -
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Sibley drcs Etc
Keene Sunday and spent the day. =
| Mrs. Addie Knowlton of Westn .l'
has been visiting relatives in town.
The ladies' sewing sooie--. -,~;sl :. ~ ~ il
week in the parlors of the Hastlr IS e,so
rial parish house Thursday, May II, at 80.
Charles P. Rowland of New York city wa;
| the guest the first Of the week of Judge ant
Mrs. j. G. Bellows.
Mrs. George P. Porter came home lest
week from a six weeks absence in Boston
with her daughter, Mrs. G. M. Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. George X. Rlssell from
Keene spent Sunday in town at F. A. Spauld
ing's.
Miss Adams arrived here last week from
her home in Chicago and is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Frederick M. Gilbert.
Miss Martha A. Caldwell is entertaining
her cousin, Mrs. A. M. Culver, who came
| from Barre, VT, a few days since.
Mrs. G. c. Davis is visiting relatives in
Worcester and New Bedford, Mass, leavip G
Saturday afternoon.
The household goods of L. D. Pressy are
advertised for sale at public auction Satur-
day, May IA, at o'clock.
Lowell j. Holland and Thomas N. Hast.
ings were home over Sunday from Vermont
Academy.
Mrs. Miriam Nicholson is expected next
week from New York to occupy her summer
home at the head of Main street.
Mrs. s. c. Hemenway is reported as some
what improved from her recent severe i'll.
ness.
The following stock was loaded Monday
night at the station: 30 calves, u cows q
hogs, sheep.
r. j. Uhl was summoned to New York
Saturday by telegram stating the critical
illness of his mother, Mrs. John Uhl, at her
home in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Butterfield, with Ber-
nice and Joseph, spent Saturday in West
moreland and Chesterfield with friends and
relatives.
meeting of the Y P. R. U. was held in
the Unitarian church Sunday evening, before
which paper, prepared for the occasion, was
read by Miss Edith s. Platts.
Sheriff Perry was in Concord Monday to
procure important requisition papers from
at liberty to divulge.
F. "A. Lebourveau shipped pair of black
horses to Springfield, Mass, Tuesday morn
ing, having closed a satisfactory sale for the
same with parties in that place.
Rev. E. A. Keep has been appointed
member of the town school board to fill t,s
vacancy made by the resignation of Lucius
Wellington.
Edward G. Mitchell from Boston was in
town Sunday to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, the late Mrs. Elnora (Mitchel) Holland.
He was accompanied by his son, James, also
of that city.
Among the recent guests at the Cheshire
house in Keene we noticed the following
names registered from this town: Mrs.
Schultz, Miss A. j. Davis, Miss Stowell, F.
A. Lebourveau, Charles H. Holden, Charlie
Slade.
Oscar G. Minis, treasurer of Cheshire Prov
ident Institution in Keene, who died very
suddenly of apoplexy at that city on Sunday
evening last, was son of Mrs. Susan Minis
and brother of Mrs Oliver J. Butterfeld,
both residents of this town. He was a rela-
tive of Mrs. B. E. Webster and family.
The New Hampshire statute law reads as
follows: "In the year 1892 and in every third
year thereafter, the trustees of savings banks
and institutions for savings shall call in the
books of deposit of their depositors for exam
nation and verification." In accordance
with the above the savings bank of Walpeie
said notice containing statements of condi-
ton of the bank on April l, 1898, and April
l, 1895, when the bank books were last called
in. There is no guess work, we all know,
about mathematics; it is an exact science,
and the figures given in comparing the two
statements show an increase of business and
the present flourishing condition of the bank,
proving conclusively its sound financial
standing, which no doubt is owing largely to
the wisdom, prudence and foresight en-
bodied in its management.