Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-24

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number, to W. F. Wallace. Inc NnU' n,
we're shipped Monday tor the ho,ton ..a n
k,t. Mr.. Holmes Let is the only one % ~
Itown, we are told, that was bought to Keep
during the winter. There are lew Io,' ~
this vicinity b 1t these have been rai'eu w w
th- farmers In comf arison with tie ps''
history of Walpole IS regards the sheeP IN
du,try the diff -rence is marked indeed
1t i, reported that Edwin NJ JennI'on o. o.
Csmbri igeport, Mass, has recsn'y
bought q grocery and provision store III
Roxbury, Mass.
Henry A. Slade, manager CT the hCme, e.
s'ead 10 m, went to the Boston markets.
M ,uday with five pair of Durham steers
7 he weight OF each pair was as t'llo~S
| $500 olnds, 3S10, 1900, and two pair'
4O60 pounds each. In three months one
par gained 610 pounds. About l5O hesu
OF cattle, mostly Durham, are being Wild
tered a. the farm, among which are TWO
fine Durham bulls, each weighing some
over 1881 pounds. The milk from 9G
cows is sent to Gus omer' in Boston ana
supplies the farm Mr.. Slade IN ends 10
G, to Boston again next week with other
consignment OF ste ers. He has l&e
bought OF G. A Seward fine pair OF Dur
ham steers.
Rev. E. A. Keep was in Keene and
Marlboro or M rrday IN business coonfcf'
ed with the plans ard specifications for the
repairs on the school building at n rt1
Wslpole.
William s. Hawks let the 18th irst for
an Indefinite stay with friends In Florence
al Boston, Mass.
TIE ladies of the Christian Hollow
church W hold socisble at the home q
Mrs. George o Tsggard on Friday ev n,
ing, January 25. An oyster supper viii
be served and an art gall ry arranged Tor
a guessing contest for which a prIze IL
off red. All are requested to bring thtl'
youthful portrai's, or those of earlier times
to hang in this gallery. A cordial invita-
lion is extended to the public to attend.
The folio wing volumes were received
this week at the library and should be In
cluded in the st given last week:
Stage Coach and Tavern Dvs.
Alice Morse Earle
Paul 10, es, founder of the American
Nav, 2vl, Augu>tus c Buell.
Hen,y Ku, K, Soldier of the Rrvolu-
iio1, Noah Brook
Thomas Henry Huxley,
P Chalmers Mitchell
Mr.. Doo'ev's Philosophy, F.P Dune
In the Pal ce OF the King,
Marion Crawford
Rev F. L Phalen of Worces tr, Mass.
will gve ectur in the town ba ] on Fri
day evening, Feb uary 1st. The su ct
of bis lecture wrl he, "Grant, the ST.
der" This lectur4 j. an extra entertain.
ment IN the free lecture course, and ha,
been arranged by several rsons inter.
t Th EXPENSE will be paid by pri-
vare subscriptions. The lecture is free to
all re,idents OF Va pole and all are Urged
to be present. Those entitled to reserv, d
'eats will occupy them as usual. Il will
rem NIB red that Mr.. Phalen has lecture
here on previous occasions.
Pans and specifications for the recon
1T uc ion of the North Walpole school
louise under the general plan that the com
mi tee ha, been nsidenng and in cord
ance "ith the vote OF the last school meet
ing can be Sc n by app p'ication to the
school board al d sealed bid, will he re-
celved th' reon any time up to Saturday
aoon, February 2
SCHOOL MEETING.
About 80 were in attendance at the
meeting o the Walpole town school dis
rict held at the town hall the afternoon o
January 10. VIM. H. Kipiry, moderator,
presided. 1t was vo ed: That the district
'nlarg" and r~psir the old ,choolhouse at
n orth Walpole, as suggested by the school
board, and take additional land and thst
be school board be dire ted to call an
} her meeting OF the district to raise MOI ey
heretor direct how it shall be rxpand
d and appoint such proper committees as
hall b. quirpd.
And, That the school board be INSTRUCTED
o present to the MT etIng 50 called, St
mates tor bids by responsible parties OF b.
'robable cost Of instruction OF SAID build
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