Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-19
home in Andover, Mass, the first of the

home in Andover, Mass, the first of the
week.
About thirty from here, attended the
Cheshire Pomona '1range held on the 18th
inst, in Westmoreland, and very pleas
ant day is reported. Among those who
attended are included Mr.. and Mrs. |, w.
Ramsey and daughter Gertrude, Mrs. f.
o. Smalley Mrs. j. II. Graves, Mrs. War
rem I Thompson and daughter Lila, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Guild, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Graves, Mrs. Frank Seward, Mrs.
Willis Foster and G. A. Watkins and
family.
We are told that twenty young ladies of
this village are to enjoy the delights of
straw-ride this Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fannie c. Stoddard Of Saxtons
River, is in town for a few weeks.
Miss Alice w. Jennings of the Chase
Furniture Co., Bellows Falls, came home
Thursday and on the following day left for
a vacation OF two weeks to be spent at
Brant Rock near Marshfeld, Mass, ,and in
Waterbury, Conn.
Walpole Grange furnished the supper at
the entertainment given last evening by
the Westmoreland Dramatic club.
Misses Bertha and Stella Wellington re-
turned Tuesday from Fitzwilliam, having
spent some time there with their friend,
Miss Alice Burbank.
Charles Moline, student at Harvard
Medical school, who is spending the sum
mer vacation in Sunderland, Mass, is in
town for few days arriving at noon on
the 18th inst
Some 358 invitations have already been
sent out for Old Home Day. Those wish
ing invitations extended are requested to
leave their names with the secretary of the
Old Home Week association.
Miss Mary H. Bellows with her cousin,
Miss Mary Avery Sanborn, drove to Put
ney on Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Adams.
Mrs. George B. Holland entertained the
members of the golf club at afternoon tea
at the golf-links.
Miss Mary A. Spaulding of New Lon
don, Conn, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
M. E. Burt, and also other relatives IN this
vicinity.
Misses Alice, Margaret and Elsie Gal
loway, with Mr.. Zabriskie and John
Doughty, spent Thursday at Chesterfield
lake.
We understand the corn-inspector in
this locality for Baxter Bros. reports
few lots ready for use.
Mrs. Clarissa Jennings, with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Jennings, left on Thursday
afternoon for Springfield, Mass, to remain
until Monday, the guests of M. R. Williams
and family.
Mrs. Frank j. Kiburn of New Bedford,
Mass, who has been at the Elmwood for
the past three weeks, is in Nova Scotia for
an outing, leaving the first of this week by
the way of Boston, where she was joined
by Mr.. Kilburn. She was accompanied
also by Mrs. A. E. Stillman of Brooklyn,
summer guest here.
Judge Bellows made brief business
trip to Milford Thursday.
Depot hill is being improved by layer
of gravel from the river
Miss Harriet May Houghton returned
Friday to her home in Hudson, Mass,
after several weeks spent here with her
aunts, Mrs. Hodgkins and Miss Ellen Mil
ler.
We are told that Rev. Thomas D. How
ard, pastor of the Unitarian church in
Charlestown, will give lecture on Robert
Ingersoll," in this town at an early date.
Messrs. F. o. Smalley, Charles A. Wat
kins and j. A. Weber have been appointed
committee in Walpole grange to confer
with the directors on the coaching parade
for the grange fair to be held in Keene
next month.
Norman Guild recently sold a pair OF
oxen to parties in Charlemont, Mass, and
j. B. Beckley started on Wednesday to
drive them to that village, making the trip
through Richmond, Swanzey, ETC., expect
ing to be absent about three days. Such
means of transportation was found to be
cheaper than to ship the oxen by rail.
The many friends of Mrs. G 1. Bard in
this town will learn with regret that she
fractured her right arm between the shoul-
der and elbow Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bard had just returned to their home in
| Meredith from an outing at beach in
Maine when the accident occurred. A let
ter received here Thursday evening stated
that Mrs. Bard was as comfortable as
could be expected.
| W. A. Galloway, Jr., is home from
Westminster this week on an enforced
vacation, having been thrown from a wag-
on Monday night while driving up Depot
hill, spraining his wrist and receiving q
general shaking up.
| Carl Thompson, clerk in G. G. Davis's
drug store, is taking two weeks vacation,
leaving last evening for his home in Sax
tons River.
| John L. Hubbard is able to be out again
after the accident of last week.
GRANGE MEETING.
Ceres night was celebrated at the last
meeting of Walpole grange, which was
held Tuesday evening. the 10Th inst. The
hall was lavishly decorated with flowers,
aud very pleasing entertainment Under
the direction of Mrs. Fred A. Ramsay was
presented. The program was as fellows ::
Singing, Quartet