Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-10
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Mrs. Nancy Porter is visiting friends
in Gilsum.
Henry A. Lovell's two sons, Robert
and Adds, are having the measles, but
are getting along well.
Mrs. William Brooks of Holyoke has
been very sick with typhoid fever. Her
many friends In this place will be glad
to learn that she is improving.
All take notice that after this date
Hancock post and w. r. G. will hold
their regular meetings on the first and
third Saturday evenings in each month.
G. E. Kent has returned from Buf-
falo. He expects his rupture is perma-
nently cured. He visited his father
in-law, George A. Fiske, in Boston on
his way home.
Several from Hancock post and corps
visited H. H. Stevens post and corps at
NARROW last Saturday evening and wit
messed the installation of officers. 1t
was royal good time.
Wednesday evening, January 2, w.
S. Hancock post, G.. A. r., installed
their officers as follows: D. P. Kings
bury, mander; w. w. Colburn,
senior vice commander; Edwin F. FL
field, junior vice commander; George P.
Dickey, adjutant; James L. Nash, quar-
termaster; Salmon t. J. Davis, officer
of the day; Alonzo M. Fogg, officer of
the guard; Ceylon P. Smith, chaplain;
Julius H. Porter, surgeon; Ceylon M.
Dodge, sergeant major; E. l.. Sarsons,
quartermaster sergeant. The installa-
ton was performed by Senior Past Com
mander G. P. Dickey, assisted by Past
Commander J. H. Porter.
w. S. Hancock w. r. c., No. &C., in
stalled their officers January 2, as fol-
lows Mrs. Nellie NJ. Prentiss, presi-
dent Mrs Louise NJ Nash, senior vice
president: Mrs. Imogene F. Dickey,
junior vice president; Mrs. Ellen L..
Colburn, treasurer; Miss Luna j. Dick
ey, secretary; Mrs. Marietta G. Camp
bell, chaplain; Miss Lena l.. Smith,
conductor; Mrs. Augusta |. Dodge,
guard; Mrs. Ellen M. Timothy, assist
ant guard. Senior Past President Mrs.
M. G. Campbell was installing officer
Mrs. Addie Dix of Hinsdale was pres
ent and inspected the corps. After the
installation the tables were arranged
and all partook of a supper of oysters
and pastry.
Warren Pond grange P.of H., No
Al, installed officers Tuesday evening,
as follows: Ira P. Smith, master; George
E. Carter, overseer; Mrs. Mary E. Green,
lecturer; Henry w. Porter, steward;
Leslie P. Forristall, assistant stewards
James A. Linsley, chaplain; Alba M.
Bragg, treasurer; Will H. Wilson, Sec
rotary; Floyd N. Rugg, gatekeeper; Mrs.
Nellie E. Foster, Pomona; Miss Gertie
E. Marshall, Flora; Mrs. Lizzie M.
Smith, Ceres; Miss Kate A. Porter, lady
assistant steward John F. Dickey,
chorister Mrs. Bell H. Trow, organist;
Charles A. Holden, delegate. James
Davis, assisted by Past Master F. M.
Forristall were installing officers. After
the installation supper was served in
the corps room.
The Kings Daughters, society of
young people auxiliary to the UniNer-
salist church, who have been SO instru-
mental in building vestry under the
church, are now with all other church
societies, Sunday school, young peo-
ple's society, ETC., enjoying the fruits of
their labors. On December 10, the
Kings Daughters held sale of fancy
articles amounting to $3.50, and gave a
novel supper, each table being orna-
mented in different colors, with fancy
dishes, napkins and doilies, the walters
wearing caps, belts and collars to match
their tables. Sixty could be seated at
once and over 80 took supper, amount
ing to $14.75. Over $33 were thus raised
to help finish and furnish their vestry
and kitchen.