Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-12-19
SPRINGFIELD.

Mrs. John Atwood is away on visit with
her mother.
Bernice Mccarthy is enjoying vacation in
Charlestown, n. H.
Miss Alice Barnard is passing few days
with Miss Fred Hutchinson.
Miss Kitty Wells of Walpole, n H., is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Watkins.
Miss n. Neermaun is nursing Miss Hemen-
way of Grafton, patient of DR.. c. w.
Locke.
Miss Daisy Putnam OF Proctorsville is WIS.,
iting Miss Mabel Smith through the holiday
season.
Miss Fanny Wood has gone to Maiden,
Mass, where she has secured a position in a
shoe shop.
w. II. Loveland is cutting three hundred
cords of wood from his lot in that part of
Chester known as Trebo.
Misses Bertha Spindler and Florence
Lereau are employed by Messrs. Witt s.
Keyes during the Christmas sales.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Taft of Bridgewater are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. w. L. Leonard, and
will remain during the holidays.
There will be an installation of officers at
the G. A. r. hall of both the Grand Army
post and also the relief corps, January 6.
The Universalist young people are planning
a novel entertainment for Christmas Eve at
tuC NCotl VI thS ShbASh, 49, AASo VA " Shilst-
mas tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Stickney left
home Thursday for q carriage drive to Haver-
hill, n. H., where they will visit her parents
for few days.
The Rebekahs are making preparations for
the observance of the anniversary January
81, when the play entitled "The Chaperon"
will be rendered.
G. c. Johnson, who has been employed in
his official duty of inspecting the posts OF the
Grand Army in this state, will complete his
duties this week.
Miss Nellie Sexton is assisting in the care
of Mrs. James Mitchell, who has been quite
i'll but is improving. Herbert Mitchell is
also convaiescent.
Mrs. Luke Taylor is visiting in Boston ON
her way home from an extended visit in the
west, where she has been spending several
months with relatives.
The ladies' aid society of the Sons of Vet
Grams will have Christmas tree on the even
| ing of Thursday next at Grand Army hall, to
which the relief corps are cordially invited.
Mrs. a. w. Griswold and Mrs. W. f. Haz,
elton, accompanied by their father, Henry
Atherton of Nashua, arrived the first of the
| week. Mr.. Atherton returned to Nashua
I Friday.
| Tuesday will be observed as Forefathers
day by the Congregationalists, as has been
| tDe CUSTOM Win supper ~
the Adnabrown followed by toasts and
speeches.
| Victor Bates, while working at Parks 6
Woolson's machine shop. had bis left hand
| severely crushed last Wednesday, making il
necessary to amputate one finger, but DIR
Chapman hopes to save the others.
Mr.. Powers, one of the best decorators il
New England, is employed with his efficient
corps of assistants in supplying the artist,
| darOrafinnS the rpmO1ptlpI Wnn1sot
mansion, which has been undergoing trans
formations for several months.
Halcyon hall presented charming seen,
with its gathering of host of the friends o
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Woolson Brown, Wednes
day evening. The house warming proved
most social occasion, and the lovely new
home with its tasty furnishings was dul.
admired
There were about 100 people that partool
Of the clam ehowder supper at the Universa
list yestry "Wednesday evening. The follow
ing menu was served: Clam chowder, bake