Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-30
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Judge L. NJ. Read of Bellows Falls was in
town Tuesday;
Miss A. P. Grain of Boston arrived in town
recently for short time.
Remember the Sunday school concert at
the Congregational church tomorrow even
ing. A-',~r
Miss Mary Messenger is visiting Miss Anna
Lawrence at Gageyille over Sunday.
=, Ladies night was pleasantly enjoyed by
the grangers Wednesday, with supper and
literary entertainment.
The Rebekahs passed a pleasant social
evening at j. E. stones Wednesday, when a
hne box lunch was served.
1t is reported that chicken pie supper is
planned BY ladies of the Methodist church to
ne given Thusday evening next at their yes-
try. 4
Kennith Hazen, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. -. Woolson, was christened Monday last
at the residence Of the parents by o. s..
Davis, Phi. D.
Mrs. Mary A. X. Hunt of West Gardner,
Mass, and Mrs. Fannie M. X. Strattori Of
Athol, Mass, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. j.
b. Smead at A. M. Allbe's, this week.
Herbert Mitchell, accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. James Mitchell, has been en-
loying the pleasant weather that October has
brought us this week, with carriage drive
in New Hampshire.
Miss Ethel G. Britton, in addition to her
studies, is now employed as assistant in the
evening school at Brookline, Mass, and en-
Joys her new duties very much.
Mrs. E. B. Cook has broken up house.
keeping and is visiting her friends in town
briefly before leaving for her new home at
keene, where Mr.. Cook is now engaged in
business.
The death of Rev. j. E. Fullerton of Bel
lows Falls has called for many expressions of
regret from our people, who believe they
share in the loss sustained by the good pet,-
pie in the neighboring town.
c. w. Brush & Co., are making many inn
provements in the corner store, which is
tastefnlly arranged and large stock of goods
is displayed. A new cash system with cash
ier's desk in the rear of the store gives a
business air to the store. Miss Jennie Bar
ney and Miss Ruth Fisher are at present en-
gagged as clerks.
The supper in honor of the harvest time
served at the Universalist vestry Wednesday
evening called forth large number to par
lake of the evening meal, which is always
we'll prepared and served by the ladies' Of the
society who know full we'll how to serve the
public with good suppers.
About l25 enjoyed the annual chicken-pie
tional church parlors, which was served in
Bhe best of style and proveda very pleasant
social success. The ladies' aid society held
its annual election of officers after supper,
and the following directors were chosen
Mrs. E c. Burke, Mrs. w. A. Lewis, Mrs.
Adna Brown, Mrs. Frank Hill, Mrs. O.. s.
Davis, Mrs. G. L. Closson. It was ,consid- |
sred advisable in the future to furnish an en-
,ertainment with the suppers served and |
Mrs. Charles Foggett, Mrs. D. A. Bisbee and |
Mrs. M. l.. Lawrence were named as COM
nittee.
John Payton was the snbject presented last |
sunday evening for consideration by the |
.oung people of the Congregational church. |
Aaron Baker with pleasing dignity assumed |
he charge of the services. Several papers |
we're prepared. Miss Anna Lawrence read |
selection and with music, solo and duet, |
ime passed pleasantly and profitably.