Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-25
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Mrs. s. G. Platts is with friends in Fitz-
william, leaving Monday afternoon.
Hon I. N. Hastings returned to Concord
monday, driving his handsome four-in-hand.
Ira s. Hubbard, who cut his foot quite badly
Wnue chopping short time since, is able to
get about with the aid of q cane. 2s4ssn
>. Edward O'Brien, who is recovering from
an attack of rheumatism, expects to be able
70 return to The Touraine the last Of the
week. q,7e
The shipment of stock Monday night was
llght, including but "a cattle, 20 calves and
four sheep.
Miss Rena G. Porter spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in Northampton, Mass
Mrs. George L. Houghton and daughter
rachel Of North Charlestown visited last
week at D. 8 Booths.
Dr.. 2. Kingsbury of Medford, Mass, is
at G. w. Kinsbury's.
Milford, the schools there being closed for
month, owing to an epidemic of scarlet
fever.
Miss Ellen Cobb of Parkhill was the guest
lest week of Miss Grace Hooper.
Timothy Drislane of Detroit, Mich accom-
panied by his daughter Mary, visited last
week at H. F. Chandler's.
1t is rumored that W. W. Kingsbury has
sold his wood-lot in district No to Massa-
chusetts parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Chickering were
summoned to Southbridge, Mass, last week
BY the illness of their daug ghter, Mrs. H. M.
Hapman.
Co'hurn Bros. cut 800 tons of ice this sea-
son, $50 being stored in their own ice-houses
to supply their customers next summer.
INV laef y
for the wedding of Miss Nina F. Miller and
Ebert Morhous of Fl chburg, Mass The
ceremony will take plsc in Fitchburg Febru-
ary l.
The attendance at the high school has been
small and irregular this term, owing to i'll
ness among the pupils.
Wapole station is the center of consider
able business activity of late, logs and lum-
Der being loaded at the rate ofa car day.
Miss Georgia Roberts Of East Northfield,
Mass is at Fred Preutiss', arriving Monday.
G. T Kenrick slaughtered COW last week
which dressed 945 pounds.
pa1ors rnis evening supper served promptly
at clock.
DIR. Cannon will spend Sunday and Mon
dav at bis home here and will do dental work
for all who desire his services.
From 5000 to $500 pounds of butter are
shipped each Tuesday from Walpole station
to points south.
Henry W. Weymouth of Fitchourg was in
town several days last week.
The annual supper and business meeting of
the Unitarian society will take place Monday
evening, January 80, at the Hastings Memo
rial parish house. Supper will be served at
O'Clock, followed by the reading of the
various reports and the election of officers
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Charles Cooke of Alstead is with Mrs.
Q. L. Kenrick for the remainder of the
winter.
;. All persons having bills against the school
district are requested to present them to the
school board at it's next meeting Saturday,
January %, at 8 P M at the town house, as
the board desires as far as possible to close up
the business for the year at that time and
that being the last regular meeting before the
books are closed.
Among the bills introduced at this session
of the legislature is one by c.. A. Sullivan for
freeing toll bridges.
By authority of the selectmen, David
Griffin was examined by physicians Monday,
adjudged insane and taken by H. A. Perry to
the Concord asylum on the afternoon train.