Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-30
neighb0rhOod News.
WALPOLE.

On Sunday, December 5, the morning
service in both Unitarian and Congrega.
tional churches, will commence at IL
o'clock and will so continue durIog the win
ter months as has been the custom for sew
eral years past.
Mrs. S. G. Bradford left Tuesday morn
ing tor her visit in Nashua.
Arthur p. Davis is home from Worces-
ter, Mass, for few days,
A party from Wslpole grange drove to
West Chesterfield the evening of Novem-
bea 20 to attend the grange meeting in
that village.
Mass, has been in town for several days
past.
VIM c. Banning of New York city is
spending vacation here with his family en-
Prospect Hill.
Subscriptions and renewals for the
Times taken at the postoffice. Especial
attention given to club rates.
The dancing school was held this week
on Monday evening owing to the various
other attractions offered for Thursday
evening.
Henry Lewis Morse is spending this
week here with his sister, Mrs John w.
Hayward and family, arriving from Cam
bridge, Mass, on the evening OF Novem-
Der %.
Miss Griffin, who has charge of the gram
mar room in the village schools, will spend
the months vacation at her home in
Thornton's Ferry.
Miss Annie M. Buffum came home We'd
nesday from Smith college to rema; N dur
ing the Thanksgiving holidays.
A collection will be taken at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning for
the purpose OF aiding the tutherance of re-
igious work in the military service Of our
country. An especial appeal has been made
to the public to respond generously to this
worthy obj ect.
Mrs. j. B. Clark and Mrs. Geo.
r. Clark have returned to Dorchester,
Mass, after visit with Miss Sarah Ripley
which was protracted somewhat because of
the illness of Mrs. G. R. Clark.
1t is reported that G. w. Shaw. who
with his wife and son, has been boarding at
Miss Hollands during the fall months, has
rented the house on Walpole common
owned by Miss Helen A. Wotkyns for oc-
cupancy through the coming winter season.
Kendall Banning, who is a student at
Dartmouth college, is home this week.
MIR. and Mrs. T. G. Sparhawk of Win
chendon, Mass, were in town on Wednes-
day and Thursday for short visit with
relatives.
George M. Seabury, who i, employed in
Boston, is spending few days this week
at his home here in the village.
The second entertainment in the Wal
pole Free Lecture Course, will be gwen at
8 P. NJ. the evening of December 1. All
residents of Walpole are admitted free of
charge and all are urged to be in attend
ance.
Mrs. John Murch of Ludlow, VT, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. w. j. Hall, arriving
last week.
The usual r1d-week service will be held
Thursday evening at the Congregational
church, but, in observance of Thanksgiving
day, the services will be made appropriate
to that occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Adams will
spsnd Thanksgiving in town.
Ms. G. M. Ferry has returned from q
weeks absence at her home in Westmore-
land.
Mrs. Jennings will remove to her new
rooms over w. D. Knowlton's about De-
cember l, if the repairs now being made
are at that date completed.
All the buildings at the Homestead farm
are being wired for electric lights, and sew
eral OF them have been recently re-slated.
A large force OF men are employed at the
farm and it i, busy place indeed just now
and, in fact, at any time during the year.
Mrs. &. S. Wilder is expecting her
neice, Miss Lane from Keene, the last of
this week, to remain for a visit of q week
or ten days.
MISS Ruth Bemis of Saxtons River is at
M. H. Gorham's.
We understand that Ned Bellows will
commence work this week in the shoe store
of Durham Bros. at Bellows Falls.
Arrangements are being made for the
Unitarian fair to be held about the mid die
OF December.
A Prescott piano from Fl. E. Lakes in
Keene has been recently put in at the Con-
gregational parsonage.
A large number OF the absent ones are
home once more to celebrate our New Eng
land Thanksgiving, and the tempting array
of edibles in the store windows bespeak the !
wherewithaI to make the day success gas |
Economically.
Mrs. III A Slade was in A'stead the first |
of the week to attend Meeting of the |
Daughters of Rebekah of which order she |
is member.
Mrs. w. A. Galloway intends to leave
Friday for Jericho, L. L., called thsre by |
the illness of her father. |
Mrs. S. G. Pl4tts visited her daughter.
Mrs. VIM. F. Perry, in Keene the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Mary H. Bellows is home from
Northampton, where she is attending |
Smith college, three of her college friends
com ng with her to spend the holidays
Miss Lydia A Maynard expects to close
her house next week, and pass the Writer
months with Mrs g. S. Wilder on Nam
street.
Miss Alice ". Jennings was at home