Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
Bellows Falls Times
TIL RSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1902.
Neighboring Towns
WAuPOLE.

WALPOLE.
The dressmaklng rooms of Mrs. III. Nj
Parker will be at her residence on Schoo
street after December 1.
III. A. Perry, who held mortgage on th'
property, was the purchaser of the home
stead of the late U. G. Riley at the auction
November "a.
Mrs. George r. Jennison has gone tc
Greenfield, Mass, to remain with hel
daughter, Mrs. Weymouth, until after Jan
uary l.
George L. Sherman is at present acting
as superintendent of the team work in the
improvements going on at the Homestead
and Boggy Meadow farms.
Mrs Sarah Bradford has closed her home
on Middle street and will board this win
ter with Mrs. Glazier on South street.
Miss Harriet Hooper has gone to Keent
to spend the winter.
Kendall Banning arrived at his home
here Sunday evening to spend Thanksgiv'
ing. On November % he will start fol
Dayton, Ohio, where he has accepted 9
very fine position on the editorial staff Of
the trade Journal published by the National
Cash Register company of that city.
Madam Knowlton has given up her apart
ments on Middle street and will reside
with her son, W. ID. Knowlton.
The Ladies' Sewing society of the Uni
tartan church will hold it's annual mid.
winter fair on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, December 10. Supper will be
served and there will be the usual sale o
useful and fancy articles.
C. c. Marcy has moved from the II. S
Frost farm on the plain to the Abenaqua
house near Westminster station.
The treasurer of Walpole Old Home
Wn.4ly iat rt, ha1a in hl
treasury of 1923 .43, which is subject to call
from treasurer of the Walpole band, ac.
cording to an arrangement made before the
field day last summer.
Superintendent c. j. Richards returned
from Easton, Me-, Noven Der IS, accom-.
panied by his wife and four children. They
will reside tor the present in Mrs. George
r. Jennison's house on Main street
Miss Fanny P. Mason went to Boston fol
the winter Wednesday, November 10.
The body of Charlotte Ruth, daughter ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Chickering, who
died in Westmoreland at the age of Il
days, was brought to Walpole November
10 for burial
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Davidson OF
Newton. Mass, recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Shaw of this village.
Everett l.. Houghton has accepted po-
sition as manager of Charles A. Stones
farm in South estmoreland for term OF
three years. Walpole can i'll afford to lose
such men as Mr.. Houghton but we infer
that Mr.. Stone was bound to have a good
man at any cost
The foundation of the Episcopal church
is completed and the rough grading nearly
so. The superstructure will not be com
menced until spring.
Episcopal services will be held in the
parish rooms the first Sunday in December
at II A. NJ. There will also be services on
Christmas morning and occasionally dur
ing the winter and spring,
The inhabitants of Little Italy are at
present engaged in digging bitches at
Boggy Meadow farm.
A SILVER WEDDING.
Hon. and Mrs. Josiah G. Bellows cele-
brated the 25th anniversary of their we'd
ding Friday, November 81 small party
of relatives and intimate friends gathered
at their home from 4 80 to to offer them
appropriate greetings. There We're many
gifts, silver and others, and prefusion OF
flowers. Tea was served, Miss Nancy Hol-
land pouring, and Miss Mary H. Bellows
and Miss Annie M. Buffum acting as float
ers. The writer expresses the sentiment
of many of their townspeople in offering
the Judge and Mrs. Bellows sincere con
gratulations and good wishes.
GRANGE MEETING.
At the regular meeting of Walpole grange
Tuesday evening, November IS, f. A.
Spaulding presented lamp to the organ
ization for which there was vote of
thanks extended to the donor The lee
turer's hour was taken up with the follow
ing program:
Recitation, Dean SmalIev
Reading, Mrs w. Thompson
Readlng, Mrs. III. Smith
organ solo, Mrs. f. A. Graves
Dialogue, circumstances Alter Cases"
Mrs. f. Seward Mrs. George Tiffany
Miss j. Tiffany Miss Gertie Ramsay
Recitation, Arthur Clough
Iableau, Faint heart ne'er won fair lady,"
Miss Mabel Watkins
song, Choir
The next meeting will be the annual
meeting for the election of officers for the
ensuing year.
STERN JUSTICE VISITS CAMP OF ITALIANS.
One of the workmen at the club house
having lost mileage book from his pocket
under circumstances which pointed to
theft Sheriff Perry, armed with a search
paid visit on Saturday after
noon to the camp of the Italian laborers
near the Golf club on the Drewsville road.
The mileage book was found but the per
son having it claimed to have picked it up
,n the floor or stairs at the club house. 1t i
s understood that that matter was settled
Up and the incident was closed Incident
lily, however, during his search the sheriff
discovered 10 pairs of new shoes in trunk
belonging to one Dominique Geraldo |
They were of various sizes and of certain
linds which are handled only by F. A.
'paulding of this village. Geraldo was
aiken into custody and spent Sunday in
he lookup. Monday morning he was
'rought before Justice Seabury and was
leld in the sum of 500 to appear at the
april term of court. The prisoner had $50
n his pocket, his friends in camp advanced
he balance and Geraldo was released and
eturned to his work. The same man adj
nitted, while in custody, having stolen a
'ed quilt from the store of Perry & Porter
ONE time since and promptly paid for it.