Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Neighborhood Notes
WALpOLE ITEMS.
(M1ss MARION JENNIsoN. LOCAL EDITOR

Mrs. G. B. Holmes is visiting her cousin =
} the Misses Prentiss, in Langdon.
Mrs Helen Kittrrdge Russell is with MIS-
M K. Wilder, arriving the "a inst.
Sixty new volumes have been recently Sc
lected and purchased BY the library coinihi''
tee and are expt cted soon.
Armour cement is made that the old tash
ioned dance to be h.ll January IL is pot
poned until Thursday evening, January ~
Leave ub-cripticns and renewals for the
TIMES at the post flee
Miss Grace F. She man returned afew day
ago from a visit with friends in Ftchours,
dass
Several from this towr attended the funera'
serv ces on Sunday of the late Barton q. a.
Inch ut Westmoreland
Faux Siade ard wife of Boston made 8
b. i,f visit in town last week AZ w. ID. ku0Wl
TOMS.
Colburn Bros commenced cutting ice sev
~ a dass ago.
Miss Kate H. Watkins, who has b. en- al
| her houle III town for lew weeks vacation,
| returned the 5lh inst to Boston aud Dor
chester, Mass.
| A mt citing of the W slpole grange C rpor-
alton was he d Iuesuay event & al d hNe
| Ir' ctors and q SECRETARY and treasurer weie
apI OF ted
E j Bruton, employed at the Din more,
| y, pendi Y a vacation in M lddlebuIy aud
X II aud VI.
Ms NJ D Quimby of Claremont spent
Tuesday and Wednesday IN town with fflends
| A number of cases of severe colds and grip
are reported,
Hon. L Nelson Hastings, appointed com
mlssary general on Gov JoIdan's staff, vas
| in Coz cord last week in attendance at the in
| augural ceremonies.
AT the next meeting of Walpole grange to
| be he'd the 15tn inst. it is expected that +. A.
| Ramsay, past master # the grange, WI. give
| an account OF the state grange meeting which
| ne attended recently at Dover and visit at
the state farm.
Mrs Pettes is in town caring for Mrs. Har-
| ret Hodgkiu, who we are lad to learn is i'm.
proving from her recent illness.
Hon. j. g Bellows and wifi and Mr.. and
Mrs George B Ho land speut several days
last week in Boston and vicinity
The Misses Banning have returned to Yer.
mont academ, tDr the ~i,ter tenn, also Jo-
seph / Butte fl lid Thomas sargent lett
u. 9th in Tor Kimba Uuion acad. my and
Thomas N. aud Hudson b. Hastings lett the
same day fbr Exeter.
At the annual meeting of the Congregation
al society, h, IL tue afternoon a tue 7th lost 4,
he iolio wing ,fficers were elected: dodera-
tor, W. q Bai nett; clark, Charles II Barnes /;
coilecfor and treasurer, Q. 4. Sparkamk ;pru-
dental COMMITTEES, W u Barnef, George K
Jennison aud John l., houghton.
Roy S. Burt came home the 7th inst {, ON
six weeks visit among friend- aud relatlves
ct Noithport, N. Y Miss Ia Burt, daugh-
ter OF Willis b. Burt # Nortuport, returned
with him.
A Canal "a lynx was on exhibition in Perry
& Po ter's Tuesday. The animal was shot
The pr ceding .veni' G on William Hooper $
farm in the south part OF the Town and meas
ured three and one half feet. The lynx is
ow the property of George Ballam, who has
sent it to Boston to be mounted.
warrant is posted for a meeting of the
Walpole town school distric' to be held at the
to "n hall at 2 JsLua 10, and the fl.
lowing articles are contain ed therein: !. To
see what action the district will take to p.O-
vide increased school accommodai ms at
North Walpole and pas, any vote and choose
any committee in relation thereto. 2. To
transact any other business that may legally
come before said meeting
Services appropriate to the new century
were held in the Unitarian and Congrega-
tiopal chul ches last Sunday. An evening
service was held at the U itarian church, the
pasto', Rev w. 8. Ncnols, taking for his
subj C: Christian UuIty, the Hope Of the
Twentieth Century. At the conn union serv-
ice he'd at the congregational church one
member was admitted to the chulcn on pro-
fession OF faith. Sp, cial services will be h, Ii
at the chu en- this week in observance II The
week fprayer.
The 75Lh annual meeting of the Walpole
society Tor bringing to justice horse thieves
and pIliereIs as held at he Dmsmore Janu-
ary The old boa, d of fficers was re ell, ct.
ed, llsp the committee, with the exception
that w. W. Porter was el, cted to take the
rl,ce IT r. A. Lebourveau, TT Gently removed
TO West Spring field, Mass The cit ctions II
1901 are as follows: President, G q. DAVIS;
e'k, K Seabu y; attorney, 6. G.Beilows;
treasurer, II A Perry; COMMITTEE, w w.
Porter, George ID. Holden and Edwin K
Burt, 4 Il Shei man, Henry G PodwIu, E.
NJ. Holden, Wills A Colburp, Charles l..
Angler, A. G Dickef, Ira Hubbard, w A
jennings, Fred Prentiss, Waldo A. Burt and
Russell G.Graves. The ), ciety numbers about
l3O memne 8 -nd the invested funds amount
~ about $1,000.