Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-02-03
SPRINGFIELD,

Mrs. Will LaPierre OF Holy yoke is among
recent arrivals.
Mrs. James Rice is visiting at her old home
in Westield, Mass.
Ed Fellows fell from a ladder on Monday
and sprained both ankles.
Miss Rose Greenwood is visiting Mrs. Bah
sen, u sister who resides near Boston.
Miss A. p. Grain went to Rutland Saturday
last to visit her brother, Mr.. Il. Grain, NJ. d.
Alvah Lawrence is at home, having conn
pleted his term of service with w. A. Wheel
er.
Muckross Kennels is represented at the
Boston Dog show which opened Tuesday
with four Boston terriers.
The week has begun with runaways, H. ii.
Howe leading off on Sunday and j. N. Ham
mond following on Monday.
Miss Flora Wiley returned Monday from
Springfield. Mass, where she has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Bartlett.
Another of the popular assemblies will oc-
cur next Friday evening, opening with a con-
cert which has become feature of the dances.
Charles Parker, while gathering cream at
| Westfield on Monday, slipped with one Of the
heavy cans and broke two bones of his leg.
| Russell Porter will address the Cosmopoli-
tan club on the subject of Greenland at H..
| b. Holmes residence one evening this week.
| The estate of the late Stevens Flanders,
which was left in trust, has been decreed by
the judge to the widow Iheda Flanders.
A sle:ghride to Chester and dinner at the
Fullerton IS an occasional Sabbath diversion
with number OF young people Of this place.
There were about 40 couple in attendance
at the dance last Friday evening at George
Putnam's. Hammond and Robinson furnish
| ing music.
| The Chaperone, dramatic play, given by
| l6 young ladies for the benefit of the Rebe-
kah s VIII occur the 10th. One of the attrac-
tions of the drama will be the. tennis drill
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Savard returned Satul-
day and will be at home after the third.
| Among their gifts was abeautiiul lamp which
was presented by the Eastern Star.
The Woman's Relief Corps had a remark,
| able attendance at their supper given last
| Thursday evening, when it is remembered
| that the heaviest snow fall of the season had
immediately preceded it.
Rev. O. S. Davis presented his subject OF
Education in most pleasing manner last
the reading of letters from young people ol
| the church who are absent i'll the pursuit OF
learning at different New England institu-
| tons.
Mrs. H. A. Titus of Milford, n. H., visited
| her daughter, Mrs. IL. MITCHELL last week
upon her return Saturday was accompanied
by Miss Helena. Herbert Mitchell is now
ing nearly regained his health.
Rev. o. S. Davis on Thursday. evening will
deliver lecture on Vesuvius and Pompei
at the Congregational vestry in behalf of thu
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeav
or. Admission only % cents. At the clos,
of the lecture there will be ,sociable with
sale of domestic candies. -. H. 1-- ,...sf
The Kings Daughters are very busy thes'
days having frequent meetings for work, o
which they have large amount 10 accom-
plish in short time. Arrangements are be
ing completed by the society TO have Russell
Porter give lecture on his trip to Greenland
last summer, being his second voyage to tina
country. Mr.. Porter will illustrate his lee
| ture with 100 stereopticon views.
The lectures on India and Japan, illustrate,
with fine stereopticOn views, given III III,
citizens course last Thursday and Frida,
evenings afforded our people with rar,
, treat. The speaker having personal knowl
edge of the countries and the views bein!
, particularly good, contributed two most en-
tertaining and instructive evenings of tn,
| season.
The study of Galatians which was post
poned last week, will be taken up next Fri
day evening by the pastor of the Congrega
tional church. DIR. Davis makes these les
sons very interesting, giving free transla
ton from the Greek in which they were writ
ten and there is an increase of attendsnc,
each evening which Inaniiests an spprecia
tinp in the study uf St PauI's EDistles