Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-23
NEARBY TOWNS.
WALPOLE.

A reception will be held at the Congre
gational parsonage on Saturday, the 25rf
inst, from 4 to 6 p. M, to which all the
children in the parish are most COZ daily in
vited.
DIR. Walter Clark of Worcester, Mass
wa, in town few days last week, the
guest of his uncle, DR. A P. Richardson
Rev F. w. Pratt attended the ;annua
convention of the New Hampshire Unitar
ian conference held on the 18th inst al
Exeter, giving an addrpss at the afternoon
session On Signs of Promise in Libers l.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slade of Boston
were in town the first of the week the guest.
of w. D. Knowlton and wife.
The village schools will close on We'd
nesdsy next. the 29th inst, for vacation
in observance of Thanksgiving, until the
Monday following, December 4.
Mrs. William c. Banning returned No
vember IS from New York city, where
she had been spending tew weeks after
her arrival from two months absence IN
Europe.
Mrs. Marv A. Maynard and her two
daugh ers, Misses Alice and Maud May
nard, were in Alstead on Thursday last to
attend the funeral services of Hon. Thomas
Dinsmore.
Rev. E. A. Keep will speak on claw in
Relation to State and Society," at the Sun
day evening Sc vice in the Congregational
church November 26.
Elton Fuller and wife, who have resided
inf I,,r,,p no int fo
move at an early date to Woodstock, VT,
where Mr.. Fuller has lately purchased a
farm.
Charles Farnsworth is in Putney, VT,
where tor the present he is employed in
the steam saw mill of G. w. Adams.
Work has commenced on the founda-
tions for Mrs Sarah Glaciers house to be
erected on South street. O.. j. Butterfeld
is getting out the timber tor the same.
John w. and R. G.. Graves have taken
the contract to draw the lumber from the
Kingsbury wood-lot to Walpole station.
This lumber, some 500 900 feet, wa, cut at
the Munroe steam saw mill last winter.
WslpoIe grange will elect officers for the
year ensuing at the nextm~ eting, held De-
cember s.
Mrs. Geo. B. Holland has been confined
to the house for several days past, by an
attack of tonsilitis.
DR.. E. H. Pettengill of Saxtons River
was in town Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j. Weston are
expected here next week to spend Thanks
giving with G. w. Hathaway and family.
Posters are out for the character mas
querade party, to be given at the parish
house on the evening of November 29
Noted personsges in history and fiction
will be Represented. The grand march will
form at S.15 NJ. Good music will be
furnished for the dancing Admission %
Gems; supper 20 cents. The proceeds of
this entertainment are to be given to the
fund devoted to repairing the interior of
the Unitarian church.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A Graves are in
tending TO move soon to the farm on the
river road, owned by Hon. Lucius Slade of
Boston, and now occupied by Mrs. Sarah
Glazier.
Mr. and Mrs. Copley Amory were in
Boston and Milton last week to attend the
marriage of Mrs. Amory's sister which
ook place on Thursday, November 16
In the Keane Evening Sentinel, under
late of November Is, we notice the ac-
count of an interview with Charles Anna
Ion. sail masters mate on Admiral Dewey's
l4g-ship Olympia. Mr.. Amadon not only
'poke OF the famous battle of Manila Bay,
put OF his life at sea which commenced in
he year 1869. since which time he has
IL Il II i
navy or t merchant marine and has seen !
many of he countries of the world inclu1- |
ng China, India, nth America, etc. At |
,ne time he was assigned to the Hartford, |
Admiral Fsrragut's flagship. going to the
Pacific through the Straits of Magellan TAX
ng party of scientists TO the Caroline Is
auds to study an eclipse. Mr.. Amadon's
view of the Philippine situation is hopeful; |
ne TIL ks the natives, brought under the |
United States government, would become