Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
WALPOLE.

Nat W. Holland and Charles J.O'Neil hav
been appointed by the selectmen as tax col
| lectors for 1898.
J.Fred Gridley is the guest of Mr.and Mrs
G B. Williams, Jr., arriving on Thursda!
evening from Boston.
Miss Grace E. Hooper spent the past weel
| in Springfield, VT, with relatives.
The ladies' missionary society will hold {
prayer meeting in the parlors of the Congre.
gational church on Tuesday, June Il, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
1t is expected now that Brookside cottage
will be opened for the summer months on
the 22d inst, Mrs. Ellen Hosmer with her
daughter, Mrs. French, arriving on that date
from New York city.
Miss Frances L. Rowland of New York,
who spent the past three weeks at Judge Bel
lows, left Thursday morning for an outing
at Southampton, L. l.
DR.. L. A. Newton is spending weeks va
cation in Saratoga, N. Y, leaving on Sunday
by way of Boston.
Mrs. S. P. French of Washington, D. c., is
visiting at S. K. Elwell's.
Miss Edith L. Bellows came home Monday
after an absence of nearly year in Jersey
City.
Walpole grange will hold its next meeting
on Tuesday, June 81. A roll call will be To-
cluded in the progrom prepared foI that even
ing.
George Hooper is home from Buffalo, N
Y.
Misses Annie M. Buffum and Mary H. Bel.
lows are home from Smith college for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Colgate Gilbert of Glencoe, Md if
expected within few days from Buffalo
where she is visiting en- route, and will re-
main in town for several weeks.
DIR. W. H. Pierce of Greenfield. Mass. was
in town Wednesday in consultation with DR.
Matthews of Bellows Falls.
Miss Helen z. ellison returns to-day from
Milford, N. H., where she has been attending
the High school during the past year.
George E. Seabury of Boston is spending {
ten days vacation at his home here.
Mrs. S. S. Newton has accepted position
as alto singer in the Unitarian church II
Keene for the ensuing year.
Edith Holden has gone to her home in AL
stead this week for short vacation.
Mrs. P. B. Anderson and children from
Colorado are guests at Pinnacle Farm.
Ernest o. Houghton of Claremont is here
for the next six weeks with his brother, Ell
Houghton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Arnold have been en-
| tertaining friends from Winchester.
Moses LaClair and family of West Unity
| visited recently with Mr.. and Mrs. Herber
W. Smith in District No. 4.
| Miss Mary M. Holland was in Northfeld
Mass, Wednesday to attend the commence
ment exercises at the seminary.
| The ladies' sewing society will meet OF
Wednesday next at the Parish house at 2 81
P.
Mrs. Isabel G. Tower, who has been spend
ing the past six months at different points il
the south, arrived here Wednesday accom-
panied by her little daughter Elizabeth ant
maid, and will occupy her summer home OF
Westminster street as usual during the com
ing season.
Rev. G. l. Bard was in town on Thursda,
and Friday, returning this morning to hi
home in Meredith.
A slight frost was reported in this vicinit,
on the morning of the 10th.
Miss Nellie Driscoll will attend the gradu
ating exercises at st. Mary's academy il
Manchester the first of the week, where he
sister, Miss Eliz ibeth V. Driscoil has Jus
completed one years course of study. The
are expected home on Wednesday, the 22d.
Mrs. Emma T. Brainerd returned on Mon