Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-06
SPRINGFIELD.

pr. o. S. Davis will preach at Weathers-
neld Bow next Sunday at p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Allbe returned Mon
day from brief trip to Londonderry.
Last Sunday was enjoyed by mary bicycle
riders.
The annual meeting of the Union Confer
ence OF Congregational churches is being
neid at Ludlow this week and yesterday at
3lo P. NJ. a very interesting paper on the
"Life and Influence of John Robinson" was
read by Rev. o. S. Davis, Phi. d. This morn
ing at 10 o'clock paper has been assigned
MRS. Mrs. Adna Brown, subject "Home Mission -
I These with others make up an excellent pro-
gram which promises good results.
Mrs. S. H. Lawrence of Weathersfield Cen
ter is visiting at Henry Lawrence's.
There have this week been some slight
changes IN time ON the electrics which now
leave the Adnabrown follows: 7.10 A. NJ,
4O, LAO, 1925 P. M, 2.20, 2.55, 4.30, 6, 7l5,
$40. Return checks will be given on car
leaving Springfield at 8 90 A. NJ returning at
lo,0O; also on cars 430 p. NJ, 7.15 and $40,
returning on car at sos P. NJ. or any car after
wards on the same day.
;, Inc Eastern "a ter Star give l5 cent supper at
thelr hall Thursday at P. NJ, consisting of
beans, brown bread, hash, hot rolls, coffee,
cake and pies. All welcome.
There will be a leaf social at the Conprepa
tional church Thursday evening; admission
10 cents.
Miss Ida LaFountan returned Monday
from the White Mountains, where she has
passed the season.
The harvest concert at the Methodist
church last Sunday evening called forth a
full house. The church was attractively dec
GRATED with fruit, grain and vegetables, taste
fully arranged. The recitations and music
were pleasing and interesting remarks were
made by the pastor, Rev. HI. A. Spencer
Inc audience pronounced it an unusually
good concert.
"Hast thou entered into the treasures of
the snow," Job 3S %, was the text selected
by Rev. o. s. Davis for the morning sermon
last Sunday which was unanimously pro.
nounced one of his best. The speaker in
quIred il we had entered into the treasures of
nature, into the treasures Of friendship, ele-
Vating thoughts and the myriad blessings
which God SO freely bestows.
Miss Martha Henry, sister Of judge Henry
OF chester, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Oscar Weston was taken last Thurs. |
day to Boston where she entered hospital |
on Concord street.
Mr.. Hoyt has superseded Mr.. Dyke on the |
electrcs.
Bishop Hall is announced to speak here
next Monday.
i. Il. Ranney left this week for Littletop.
N. H., where he has secured position in n T
Try goods store. His family will remain in
Springfield for the present.
George Hammond and his son, John N.
ire employed at Gassetts.
Miss Edna Ellison passed Sunday in Clare
mont.
Miss Mabel Beard of Chester was the guesti
II Miss Ruby White Sunday last.
Mrs. E. Whitney and sister, Mrs. CIyde
'erkins, left Monday for visit in Worces-
er, Mass.
Thomas Hoban has returned to town and
'egan work Monday at Parks & Woolson's.
John Morgan of Hyde Park, Mass, is at
ome for short time.
Miss Clara Griswold is visiting at Marl
oro, N. H., for couple of weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence were in
ludlow the first of the week.
b. /. Aldrich left Monday for White River
unction to be absent several days in the in
crest of business.
There will be a Methodist social tomorrow
vening at the residence of Miss Stella Jones
n Seminary hill.