Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21

tbe senior class at Smith college, spent
Sunday and Monday at her meme in
town.
A marty of ten or more from here at
tended the Masonic ball at belioWs Falls
last Thursday evening,
Mrs. William A. Galloway is expected
home this week after montil absence
spent with relatives and frienos IN New
Y ork and Long Island.
Miss Edith Clarke OF winchester,
Mass, spent a week in town recently,
the guest of Mrs. f. NJ. Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert W. smith re-
turned the first of the week from a brief
visit in Unity, with Mrs. Smltl parents,
Moses LaClair and wife.
The fifth and last entertalnment IN the
Walpole free lecture course Is announced
for Thursday, February 2Sth, on which
date the program will be furnished by
the Wesleyan Male Quartet, representa-
tives of the conservatory OF music of
Nebraska Wesleyan university. This
quartet has been in the concert Held for
over four years and has met with marked
success. G. l. Ireland, tenor ana solo
whistler, will be an attractive feature Of
the program. The doors are open free
to all residents of Walpole; non-reSi-
dents will be charged the sum of 25
cents.
Misses Fanny E. and Emily NJ. Jenni-
son are expected home from Someyllle
and Greenfield, Mass, the last of the
Of tpu d9US
Mrs. Jennie E. P. Smith, who was
called to Lowell, Mass, several weeks
ago by the death of her mother, is in
town again with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. c.
Ordway, arriving the 14th inst.
William G. Banning of New ork city
has been spending few days here with
his family at the Dinsmore.
The weekly prayer meeting at the Con
gregational church will be held next
week Wednesday evening, February 27,
owing to the concert in the lecture course
to be held Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles G. Davis left the after
noon of the 18th inst, for an absence Of
several weeks to be spent in Worcester
and Springfield, Mass, and Albany and
Ithaca, n. Y.
Mrs. King of Claremont and son, Mas
ter Fred, spent last Saturday in town
with her cousin, Mrs. W. D. Knowlton,
and family
Mrs. S. P. Turner of Fitchburg, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. K. May
nard on Prospect hill.
A fine pair of Durham steers was
recently sold by W. G. Leonard to a man
in Royalston, Mass, who year or more
ago closed a similar transaction with
Mr.. Leonard for an equally fine pair
This Massachusetts man is evidently
a discerning one and knows a good thing
when he sees it.
A meeting of Walpole grange xas held
February 18th. About 100 We're in at
tendance, including guests from Acworth
Alstead, Westmoreland and WeStmin
ster oranges. By special invitation, th,
program for the evenings entertainment
was furnished by the members of War
ren Pond grange, Alstead. The program
was very interesting one and was lis
tened to with enjoyment by all present
1t included recitationS, vocal and inStrrl
mental music, an amusing dialogue, anC
a very able and entertaining g1ane,
paper, all of which reflected great credi
on the grange presenting the same Th,
district deputy, Mr.. Ryder of Keene wa.
present and spoke for the good of th,
order. An oyster supper was served a
the close of the evening.
The following item is taken from tht
Keene Evening Sentinel under date O.
February 16 and is of interest as Mr.
Wallace is so well known in Walpole
''W. F. Wallace, the Keene drover, dur
ing 1900 shipped from stations in Chesh
ire county S73 beeves, 2S02 sheep 20:
hogs, 7749 calves and 2426 milch cows
of a total value of SIG, ,664.3S. Mr.. Wal
lace is said to be largest shipper Of liv,
stock to the Brighton market"
Livingston Lewis of Northport, n, Y.
has been spending a week or more Will
the family of Waldo A. Burt on the rivel
road.
Mrs. j. W. Stratton and Mrs. Olive G
Hayward and daughter Marian drove tc
Saxtons River Sunday and spent the da,
with relatives.
There was fair sized audience pres
ent at the dramatic entertainment giye1
in the town hall last Friday evening un
der the auspices of Warren Pond grange
The play was entitled, Diamonds anc
Hearts, and is reported as bright anC
with the different parts wei
taken. The social dance that followed
was enjoyed by about 60 couples unti
past midnight. Good music was fur
hnI 1tr, Il 1a
sisted by w. A. Galloway, Jr., of thi.
town. A supper, which was deseredly
well patronized was served in the lOwel
hall at II o'clock in charge OF Wapolt
grange.
Mrs. Bradford, wife of DR.. G. NJ
Bradford of New London, Conn.,, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Mary }. Webster
at q. r. Jennison's. Mrs. Bradford ar
rived here the 14th inst. from Keene
where she had been spending ten day.
the guest of Mrs. w. F. Wallace.
General T. n. Hastings attended the
governors ball at Augusta, Me-, las
week, leaving here the 18th inst. by way
of Boston and Concord.
A good deal of sickness is reported a.
present, among whom we note Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. N. Ramsay, Mrs. c. Jennings
Herbert j. Watkins and family, Mis-.
Mary L. Maynard, Mrs. S. X. Elwell anC
Mrs. Jarvis I'll. Kinds, who has beenquit,
seriously i'll for two weeks with grip anC
complications of heart trouble.
Rev. f. A. Keep is giving series O
Sunday evening sermons at the Congre
gational church on the ten command
mentS. The subject Sunday evening wa.