Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1899.
keighb0rh0od News.
WALPOLE.

| state OF new Hampshire 1Or term o.
three years. Mr.. Bellows received bis
first appointment IN Jsnuary, 1894, and at
the expiration of that term was reap.
pointed by Governor Ramsdel.
Miss Amy E. Gaskill spent Sunday with
Hon. T. N. Hastings and family, return
ing to Boston Monday morning.
Rev. E. E. Marggrat of Bellows Fall,
occupied the pulpit in the Unitarian church
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Nutting OF
Westminster, VT, with friend, attended
the entertainment at the Congregational
church last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Spaulding and two
children spent Sunday with friends in Put
ney.
1t may be of interest to former parish
toner's and friends In Walpole to learn that
Rev. William H. Teel of Wells, Me-, has
recently accepted a call from the Congre-
gational church in Castleton, VT, and with
his family has removed to that town.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Weber are visit
ing relatives in Worcester, Mass leaving
the first of this week.
Mrs. George Lewis of South Acworth
spent Friday at the Homestead farm with
Mrs. H. A. Slade.
Thomas Murray has bought his brother
Williams interest in the estate of the late
Patrick Murray.
Mrs. Loveland of Keene, wife of DR..
M. E. Lovelsnd of that city, was the guest
of Mrs. T. B. Buffum and family last week
| Wednesday and Thursday.
Masters Thomas N. and Hudson B.
Hastings were home over Sunday from
Vermont Academy.
We are glad to note the improvement of
little Vera and Helen Kenrick, who have
been ill for several weeks past.
Mrs. Rowland Davis and four children
of New York have been spending the past
ten days at Chandler Robbins.
DR.. and Mrs A. P. Richardson spent
last Friday in Keene.
Mrs. Henry Bellows Robson has
returned from trip to Portsmouth, N. H.
Mrs. Denver of Roxbury, Mass, spent
few days last week with her sister, Mrs.
H. A. Perry, and family.
W. W. Porter and Fred A. Lebourveau
attended the fair in Northampton last
Thursday.
Mrs. Olive G. Hayward and daughter
Marian left on Saturday for several days
absence in Saxtons River with relatives.
Miss Miller, student in the high school
at Bellows Falls, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with her sister, Mrs. G.. Farmer,
and with other relatives.
| Mrs. L. A. Newton is expected home
shortly from few weeks absence in Sara
toga, N. Y.
Rev. Russell N. Bellows has preached
for two Sundays past in the Unitarian
church in Windsor, Vt.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs. H. F
Chandler, have removed to Bellows Falls
and rented house on Henry street for the
purpose of taking boarders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney S. Newton ol
Keene were at Miss Lila E. Webster,
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Mrs Hawkes. OF Providence, R. l., is
spending several weeks at Miss Hollands
Principal G. o. Smith of the high school
spent Sunday at his home in Marlboro.
Hosea Wheeler, formerly employed in
town, now working for the Fitchburg rail-
road company, spent few days vacation
here and at his home in Langdon recently
G. P. Rowland returned Monday morn.
ing to New York city after a week passed
in town.
Mr.. Hill and family, who have occupied
the Wilson cottage in district No. IA for
the past three or four months, have re-
moved to Bellows Falls where Mr.. Hill has
found employment. The cottage is rented,
we are told, to man who is at present
building house on the Cold River road,
near the Putney farm, SO called, and he
and his family are moving in.
George Whitney of Boulder, Col,
a brother of the late Mrs. E. Fl. Allbee,
was in Walpole and vicinity last week.
He hoped to reach here Sunday. in order
that he might attend the funeral, but did
not arrive until the day following.
A recent letter from Meredith states
that Mrs. G. l. Bard has so far recovered
from her accident as to have the splints
removed from her arm and that her general
health is improving.
Mrs. Foster Heath was down from Clare
mont last week for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Warren Thompson, and family.
Miss Carrie L. Wightmsn visited her
brother George in Putney Saturday and
Sunday.
The T. o. U. X. will give a costume
party at the Hastings Memorial parish
house on Friday, October Is. Dancing
from to u 80, for which Mr.. and Mrs
Weeden will furnish music. Supper will
be served at $50 and 10 P. NJ. at % cents
All are invited to be present and to appear
in costume, if possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winchester of Bos-
ton are visiting with the families of vii
liam E. Roy and c. A. Watkins and witt
other relatives in town and vicinity.