Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-09
,orning to her home in Northampton,

Mass. p'oA'
Mrs. Glszier Of Westmoreland is visiting
atiMrs. b. p. Glaciers on the river road
Gladys, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
N, ~. Holland, is seriously i'll at present
writing. Miss Mary Bates is caring for her.
- Il Kenrick's daughter has also boon i'll
Tor the few days past.
GRANGE MEETING.
The'last.meeting of walpole Grange, was
1eid neid on Tuesday evening OF this week.
mere we're some seventy in attendance. in
ciudlng guests from neighboring oranges.
"A program was presented as follows:
Song, Choir
Iheoitation, Miss Louisa Watkins
Reading Humorous Selection,
Vocal Solo, "Just as the Sun went Down, )
Song =. Choir
| Question: Which are of greater benefit at
the present day, books OF newspapersl The
with one or two exceptions and others were
called upon to make the vacancies lrpood
me discussion was opened by j. A. Weber
followed followed by +. A. spsul ding and other,
ana ,neaasHfs NJ. were we're w. a. Burt, Edwin GaiId,
Mrs. W. g. Leonard and Mrs. Wits 3.
Foster. The discussion was animatads and
much enthusiasm was shown by the speakers
sr NJ q those IN attendance. Mrs. Smalley and
Mes srs Spaulding and Curt, presented argu-
ments in favor of newspapers, but the ma
Iority declared books of greater benefit, It
was SUBJECT OF general interest and called
forth scme sound thoughts and practical
IDEAS. Committees were chosen, lin connec-
hon with the fair to be held in Keene this
month and the meeting adjourned
Mrs. Cen Ri1ov 30 baro
stay before returning to Dorchester, arriving
from a visit of several weeks in the northern
part OF New Hampshire and Vermont on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Parker and son Carl
nave gone to their home in Andover, leaving
Tuesday.
Hon. 7. N. Hastings has been in Boston
and Laconia this week.
Chas' N. Villas OF Alstead with party of
guests were in the village Thursday.
A runaway occurred at the station Wednes
Gay morning. A horse and carriage were
fastened in the stock-yards, and in some way
tne horse broke loose and, frightened by q
passing train jumped the fence. The carri-
age caught in the fence, and the horse, after
many struggles, finally get free and ran over
to Westminster where he was secured by
two young men and placed in the hotel
stables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy G. Madeira are guests
at ChandlerRobbins'.
Henry B. Robeson of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
visiting his uncle, Rear Admiral Robeson on
Prospect Hill.
John Nicholson and daughter Margaret
returned yesterday to New York.
Samuel 7. Crosby of bingham, Mass, at
tended the exercises here Old Home Day
Some 60 years ago he attended the old Wal
pole Academy here.
son was born on Thursday, September
7th, to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Podwin.
The young friends of Willie Marcy gave
him surprise August 20, it being his birth
day. The evening was very pleasantly pass
ed with dancing and refreshments.
Miss Amy W. Jennings is CARRYING her
right arm in sling, having disocated and
fractured one of the small bones in her wrist
on Monday of this week.
Hon. A. W. Baker of Lebanon, one of the |
View Hampshire state board of bank com
missioner, was in town Wednesday, making |
the annual examination of Walpole Savings |
bank.
Miss Villette Burchard of Lowell, Mass, |
arrived this week at Miss Hollands, and will |
remain during the month of September.
Edward Wilbur of Greenfield, Mass, Wis.
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B Wilbur, |
the first of the week.
Mrs. Mary Post and daughter, who have
sPeAI tue summer mOntnS at Miss Hollands, |
returned today to Yonkers, N Y. Francis
b. Allen returned last week to his home in |
that city.
Mrs Jennings is home from Post Mills, |
", returning Yesterday afternoon, and Miss
d. A. Wotkyns is expected on Monday.
Miss Mary H. Bellows gave progressive
euchre party of six tables at her home on |
Main street the evening of the OH inst
Miss Lizzie M. Maynard commenced her |
years work as instructor of music in the pub |
lie schools OF Winchendon this week.
Among those from here who attended the |
races in Keene Thursday were: Mr.. and |
Mrs. M. j. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. George
X. Sherman, Miss Grace Sherman, Mrs. LIZ
zie BranderburY, Mrs. H. A. Perry, 7. B. |
Buffum and son, DR.. Buffum.
M. G. Driscoll has resumed work in Perry
u Poiter's after vacation of two weeks.
DIR, L. A. Newton was called to his home
in Greenfield Thursday by the illness of his
mother.
Judge Bellows was in Keene Friday on
business and owirg to Miss Jennings recent
accident the bank was in charge of T. B.
Buffum during the day.
Miss Small of South Bos ton was a guest
over Sunday at Mrs. s. c. Piatts'.