Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-31
locAt MATTERS,

sunday occuiio" p"N
. in which prizes were awarded for
tendance, faithful work, &c.
4 To local advertisers The circula-
\ \ Of the TINES in this town is 4l6 Of
&ieh 81 are in Saxtons River. In
Mems %, Grafton 81, Westminster
| Advertised Letters, Horace Simp.
R. S. Howard, + A. Church, Miss
brah Ground
Our Christmas table was decorated
Ill., some very nice crisp celery from
IN Kings cellar-not however by any
ID of burglary
u The farm advertised to rent in
.ester i good chance. 1t has long
onoed 10 one who has kept it under a
N state Of cultivation by his own en-
rprse. and we think it rare to find
4 so good condition farm to rent.
n During Christmas eve Mrs. Ed
Il I'd Arms, atthe Congregational church
/ passing to the vestry, slipped on the
II and fell, severely spraining her ank-
i and of course disabling her for the
kening, Mrs Arms is among those al
says active on such occasions, and we
h glad to learn will soon recover.
= The week Of prayer will be observ-
i by union services beginning Monday
rening at u o'clock, Jan 3. Monday
nd Tuesday evenings at the Baptist
euch, Wednesday and Thursday even
\ at the Congregational church, Fri
and Saturday evenings at the Meth
FL church 1t is hoped that these
I Evices will be largely attended
= This Office received a very bonntiful
lhristmas remembrance from Charles
|bwns, proprietor Of Towns hotel, who
lnt Santa Claus himself TO our domicil
BIB very fine turkey and several ac-
apartments. It was a :" fat take"
liking a very pleasant page . in our
Form, and for once certainly it was
bury to enjoy fowl {" foul y proof
iihout "pi."
1t is not always that a railway
weller can get good and satisfactory
bal at a station-house restaurant even
ben the time will allow. We think,
3wever, that Col Dunton's we'll furnish
tables at Bellows Fails will have no
sson to complain. Mr.. Beecher once
BE a receipt for making coffee, Find
Il how they do it at the railway sta
ons and make it as they don't" We
link there are exceptions to this rule,
al that Bellows Falls station is one
rattkeboro Record.
= The death of Mrs. Chase, at the
'adence Of her brother, Col. Russell
Hde, was comparatively sudden. She
las taken sick with pneumonia Friday
III died at APO Monday afternoon
Aree sisters, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Crom-
al, formerly of Cincinnati, and Mrs.
iale of Akron, Ohio, all came here from
Ambridgeport, Mass, to spend Christ
a. with their brother, when Mrs. Chase
b taken sick and the above sad result
ecurred. Her remains were taken to
hattleboro for burial Thursday.
Within the past few weeks the dress
laking establishment of Miss. r. c. Dins.
fore q Co completed besides the rest OF
heir work, the outfit of four brides, and
be taste displayed in their manufacture
highly complimentary to the modiste
nd the establishment. Some very beau,
Iful dresses with trimming so artistically
ranged as to lead one to wonder when
rt in dress will reach its highest point
'he hats to match the costumes were
narvels of beauty. The reputation o
bis firm for style and elegance in the
5etting up Of work in their line is not
,Onhned to customers at home. but
riders from Boston and other places ar,
being filed constantly.
- There we're exercises Christmas ev,
Y THE Baptist. Congregational and Metho
dist Churches, the most prominent o
which was of course the distribution o
ihe presents from the Christmas trees
The effect among the children was very
fively as well as exceedingly pleasant II
ri present, and the younger and oldei
portion did not fail of much mirth dur
'ng the distribution as it occasionally
ealled out some spicy remark. /
vas notable that at the Congregations
'nd Methodist churches, the childles
people were prominently remembered
And distinguishedas well as er-tinguishe,
amid the general merriment which fol
Owed. At the Methodist Church sever
Al couples were made to suffer the tor
fure of trembling hopes before the tan
talizing director made his award.
- The Sabbath School exercises a
Ihe M. Z. Church ON Christmas ev
seemed to be highly enjoyed by all pres
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