Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-10
WALPOLE.

Mrs 0. W. Glswson of Keene will be in
Wa!pole August ii and IL ready to do sham
| pooing, manicuring, ,chiropcdy,to treat corns
| bunions, ingrowing nails, and remove su.
perfiuous HAIR. Orders left at Perry & Por.
| ter's.
| Stock was loaded at Walpole station on
| Monday evening as follows Two hogs, 10
lambs, " cows, 40 calves and 800 pounds OF
poultry.
A paper is in circulation to subscribe funds
| for the soldiers. Any one donating the sum
OF one dollar is entitled to certificate OF
me NIB ership in the New Hampshire aid So
| ciety.
Miss Mary H. Perkins of Spring gfeld, Mass.
IS the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Winslow G Bar
nett.
The I. o. U. X society have made arrange
ments to give an entertainment in the parish
house on Thursday evening, August Is. All
are invited to be present.
Master John Riley of Dorchester, Mass is
visiting his cousin, Stuart X. Barnes arriving
last week.
Mrs George D. Todd of Louisvile, Ky is
the guest OF herslster, Mrs. Hudson Z. Bridge
and family at Pinnacle Farm, reaching here
on Friday evening last.
FIR ed j. Perry has been entertaining his
frlend, A. r. White of South Boston, for sew
eIal days past.
ASS 1 iobto, ChpiU1 Gu dS UOOkkoCpcT
in aneiul Hall market, Boston, is spending
vacation here with her mother, Mrs S. G.
Platts on Middle street.
I. N. Hastings is putting 30-foot addition
on the east side OF his barn.
f. M Gilbert is absent on a business trip in
Connecticut, New York, etc.
Frank W. Porter of Chicago is making a
brief visit here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Harrison Porter,on Prospect Hill.
Miss Ellen D. Bellows of Brookline, Mass
is at Rev. R. N. Bellows.
John Farnsworth was home over Sunday
from Greenfield.
Mrs. Emma Fuller Bartlett and daughter
have been spending few days with her sis,
ter, Mrs. j. H. Graves in District No. 8.
Louis r. Lincoln returned Monday to Bos-
on alter short outing in town at T. C.Spar-
hawks.
Two runaways last Friday and Saturday
caused little excitement for an hour or so,
but as no one was injured or any serious re-
suits caused, it soon subsidized.
Mrs. Hattie Inman and daughter Jessie are
guests of her niece, Mrs George E. Sherman,
at Hotel Dinsmore, coming from New York
last Saturday.
There were IL tickets sold at this station
for the excursion to Crescent Park on Tnes-
day, the 9th.
L. - LEWIS OI INOrtnamplOn, MASS, l0lQeQ
his family at H. A. Perry's on Saturday for a
short vacation.
W. G. Banning is in town for few days
this week.
Dana o. Miller, who for the past year or
two has been employed at Babbitt &
Morse's, has gone to his home in Westmin-
ster for the present.
Miss Elizabeth v. .Driscoll has returned
from few weeks absence in Worcester,
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln and daughter, Miss
Mary Of Dorchester are in town for two
weeks at the Misses Hollands.
Mrs. Mary X. French of Boston is enjoying
her annual vacation in town at Edwin
Guilds.
Road Agent Prentiss is at work on the
roads in the village, and we understand is to
lay an experimental piece OF road.
Mrs. L. G. Hadley was in town the first of
the week at the Dinsmore.
Several from here attended the ball game
IN keene Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weber, III. A. Slade and wife were
among those who were in attendance from
here at the picnic at Chesterfield Lake on
Friday. A very pleasant day is reported.
Charles p. Rowland of New York spent
Sunday with Judge and Mrs j. G. Bellows.
W. G.. Crowell Of South Boston is at the
Elmwood for q vacation.