Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-26
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Wednesday and Friday evenings of each
week, att P. M. Attention i, called to
'ne enange from Thursday evening.
Mrs Gilbert t. Stevens came home this
week from Walloomsac, N. Y, to visit
friends and relatives in this town and vicin-
Y, returning there later to remain during
W. A. Galloway, Jr. was in Meriden the
ni'' OF the week to attend the foot ball
game between the V. A. and X. U. A.
teams.
Mrs. George f. Sherman and Miss
urace sherman spent Tuesday in Keene.
party OF four, consisting of Francis
hendall, his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kendall, and Miss Abbie Clark, ar
rived on Saturday at the Dinsmore from
Wmteheld, N. H., and remalned'until the
ioiiowlng morning. Mr.. Kendall has
summer residence at Whitefeld, from
whence this party vera on the way to their
home in Watertown, Mass, making the
trip by carriage
Miss Eva Watkins is home from Ludlow,
VT, for few days visit.
AT the auction sale on Saturday, the 2lst
INST, the cottage-house and land adjoining,
owned by the late Miss d. G. Wiers, was
sold TO parties from out of town, who, we
understand, intend to repair the house and
make use OF it for summer home. The
price paid was $21O.
1t may be OF interest to owners of real
estate in this town and vicinity to learn the
tate ut ,barlou EraDn,s T toI
from the Keene Sentinel of October "a,
1899. 1t is probable that we shan't hear
from Charles Francis again, for at least
SS5 days. We quote as follows "The trial
term of the supreme court was re-opened
this morning, Chief Justice Blodgett pre-
ndIng. The morning was occupied with
the trial of Charles F. Loyde, who was in
dicted for larceny in Walpole, and who
pleaded not guilty. At the conclusion OF
i the evidence the jury was charged and re-
Tired, returning shortly with a verdict OF
lguilty, and the prisoner was sentenced to
7 one year in the county Jail in this city, with
: Ia fine of $40 and COSTS"
I frank Howard, who has lately moved
b. family into Mrs. II. M. Fishers house
Oh School street, is making repairs on the
barns and other improvements. A. E.
, Coburn is doing the work.
Miss Hettie S. Fuller returned the 24th
inst, from an absence of ten days in Am
} herst and Northampton, Mass, visiting
friends and relatives.
, DR.. Albee of Bellows Falls was in town
professionally Wednesday.
| DIR. and Mrs. Charles E. Green of New
; York were guests over Sunday of DR..
: W. G. Matthews and wife. DR.. Green
, is graduate from the College Of Physician,
: and Surgeons in Baltimore, Md, and a
J cassmate of DIR. Matthews. For five years
:. herwas assistant to Prof. Symonds, the cell
ebrated chemist in New York, and has al
SO been engaged in other laboratory
work. On account of ill health, the doc
tor with Mrs. Green is making a trip
through this part of New England and
Canada.
Mrs. E. M. Martin of Milwaukee, Mich
igan, cousin of G. G. Davis, of this town,
is at the Dinsmore.
f A telegram received here the 25th inst,
announced, that on that date at 6 A. NJ, q
daughter, Ellen Hosmer, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Warren G. French, Jr., of New
York city.
Mrs: j. L. Mitchell is making improve
ments in the Mitchell family lot in the
, Walpole cemetry, regarding and altering
the same and turing the whole.
Between $50 and 100 barrels of apples
will be shipped from Walpole station this
} week to Z r. Crowell, who bought the
$ same while In town last week, buying prin-
r cipally of James Selkirk and H. G..
Barnes & Son.
While in Salem, Mass on Sunday, the
22nd., Rev. E. A. Keep occupied the pull
pit in that town for Rev. j. w. Buckman
The subject of his sermon was "The
Mystery of Godliness.'
An anomaly in apples was shown us last
week. u beng twin apple picked from a
: tree IN George Longs orchard. We
are told that there are several quarts of
e apples growing in this shape on the tree
and occasionally one finds group of three
, grown together in this curious fashion.
: Dogs have made havoc with Ira Hub
r bard'' sheep recently, killing Is and Z
4 more were found to have been bitten. We
beneve the loss has been satisfactorily ad-
, Just reward
:. Mrs. isobel G. Tower is in town, arriving
2 from Atlantic City, N. j., Tuesday.
Mrs. Emily Bidwell of Rockingham and
J her cousln, Mrs. Fuller of Easthampton,
: Mass, spent few days here last week
with Mrs. F. NJ. Sparhawk.
t Mr.: and Mrs. G. w. Adam, were home
2 for Q rev days this week, from Putney.
| kEEP-HALE.
a very pleasant home wedding took
; place 10 Conway, N. H., on the 18th inst ),
when nls' Jane Conway Hale, youngest
g daughter OF Matthew Hale, was united in
marriage with Rev. E. A. Keep, pastor OF
the congregational church and society in
< this town.
me rooms were prettily trimmed with
the late flowers and foliage of autumn
and cut flowers were in abundance.
Inc Ceremony was performed at 8
nj O'CLOCK IN the afternoon in the presence of