Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-26

trict No. A, some time in September. we
understand that Mrs. Fisher intends TO
remove to Bellows Falls.
"The Chimney Corner" at the Parish
House this evening, August Goth.
Rev. +. A. Keep is home from few
days absence the first of the week in Con-
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copley Amory, child and
nurse, left Thur,day for an outing at the
White Mountains.
Mrs. Clarissa Jennings and Miss Helen
A. Wotkyns are spending several days
with relatives in Post Mills, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burt and Mr.. and
Mrs George Burt, all Of Mattapan, Mass,
are expected here next week at the Dins-
more to remain during the festivities OF
"Old Home Week."
nj. G. Driscoll is taking two weeks
vacation, part Of which he will spend in
Worcester.
Mr.. ard Mrs. B. F. Webster are ex-
pected this Saturday evening from Green
field, Mass, to remain during the week
ensuing.
Mrs. Fannie Burgess OF Springfield,
VT was in town few hours Wednesday,
on her way home from week spent with
friends in Monadnock.
Miss Sarah Feathers is visiting relatives
at Lake George, N. Y.
Rev. William Carey of Meadvllle, Pa +,
is the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Wright Pratt, at the Unitarian parsonage
on the 23d inst. from the coast of
Maine, where be has been for the past few
weeks.
A system Of heating by hot water is be-
ing put into the residence of George b.
Holland by Bodine & Davis of Bellows
Falls.
At the eighth annual meeting and dinner
of the Spoffnrd Lake Fish and Cane
league, held a Chesterfield Tuesday, Hon
I. N. Hastings of this town was elected
first vice president for the coming year.
F. W. Greene and wife started yester-
day on the return trip west to their home
in San Pierre, Ind.
Mr.. ard Mrs H. E. Bridge spent few
days last week in Woodstock, VT, with
friends.
John Dickey is again on duty in Perry
4 Porter's, returning Wednesday from a
two weeks vacation spent at his home in
Alstead
Miss Lena Holland has been entertain-
ing her sister from Keene the past week,
The next meeting of Walpole Grange
will be held on Tuesday evening, Sept,
9Th
Miss Mary Brown, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in the East this sum
mer, has returned to her home in Fowler,
Ind.
Rev. John Wright Buckham of Salem,
Mass was guest last Saturday at the
Congregational parsonage.
Miss Mabel E Holland is visiting
relatives in town arriving on the 25th.
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Miss Katherine Semple of St Louis,
Mo , was recently at the Pinnacle Farm.
We notice in the Keene Sentinel of Aug.
23rd., an account of a farewell party,
given Mrs H. n Titus of that city by the
ladies of the Sunday school class, Of
which she is member, in the First Con-
gregational Church. Refreshments were
served and with the congratulations and
good wishes of the assembled friends, a
silver bon bon dish, book of Keene views
and framed photograph were presented
Mrs. Titus was formerly Miss Harriet NJ.
Angler, native of this town and twin
sister to Mr. George H. Angler, resident
of District No. IA. She is well known
here, where she has been frequent visitor
during the years which she has lived in
Keene She spent few weeks with
relatives here in June, and is expected
again before her marriage which will take
place soon. Mrs Titus's new home will
be in Nebraska and the good wishes and
kind thoughts of many Walpole friends and
relatives will go with her.
M II. Gorham has recently purchased
a grocery and provision store in Grove
Hall, Dorchester, Mass.
B. b. Varney is expected this evening
from South Boston to join his family at
the Emwood for few days vacation.
john Z, Hubbard has so far recovered
from his recent accident as to be again at
work in the market Ia = ! 1T Z
Curtis, Fred and George Holland Of
Mills, Mass, are guests of their uncle, G..
B.. Holland and family, arriving on
Friday.
Mrs. M. H. Gorham is in Saxtons
River with relatives and will remain over
Sunday.
sG.lH Cutter was in town briefly last
week. Mr. Cutter is librarian of the
Forbes library in Northampton, Mass.
Asa Ray of Springfield, Mass, is in
town., He will be remembered by some o.
the older people, as it is forty years since
he was a resident of this village. Mr.
Ray has not visited Walpole since the
death of his mother which occurred some
seventeen years ago.
Miss Alice Graves is at John Selkirk's
on Prospect Hill.
OLD HOME WEEK. NOTES.
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