Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-24
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Mrs E: W Finney and son expect to spend
the holidays in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Carrie Whitman, who has been visit
ing her brother, G. f. Coleman, went to Che s.
ter the first of the week.
Mr. Narcotic and wife are going TODAY to
Marlow to spend few days with Mrs. Mar
cotte's sister.
Mrs Graves has gone to Westminster to
spend q few days with her brother, Henry
Willard.
Miss Della NJ Smith of New Bedford Uni
versity arrived home last evening to spend
| the holidays with her parents.
Mrs. William Cory went to Laominster last
Thursday to attend the funeral of her nephew,
Ronald Reed.
Mortimer Pratt went to Readsboro the first
of the week to visit his aunt, Mrs. g NJ Bemis.
Miss Myrtle Cory has commenced to work
for Mrs. Conway At Bellows Fails.
g. w. HilIard has been sick for some time
and is still under the doctors care.
Madam Rou K had relapse few days ago,
but is now feeling more comfortable.
The employees of the worsted mill COM
pany have been working until 9 o'clock in
the evening during this week they will close
Saturday noon until Tuesday morning.
The Christian Endeavor societies have for
their subject tomorrow evening, "Iruths
| taught by Christmas" Luke 2:8-20.
A. Narcotic, shoe and harness maker, has
his shop near G. Whitcombs house and his
work is giving satisfaction to his patrons.
The marriage OF Bert Simonds Of Maiden,
| Mass, to Miss Ella Spaulding of Bellows
| Falls will take place on January 3, at Miss
| Spaulding's home.
| Miss Cora Buemond of Bellows Falls has
Fred Simonds.
Ray Hughes is clerking at the postoffice
during his vacation.
| Miss Hattie Walker returned home last
Wednesday after spending several days with
Mrs. Sy dney Perry Of Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Lewis Tenney returned Thursdayirom
| Ludlow where she had been visiting for a
few days.
There will be neighborhood Christmas
tree this evening in the Buchanan district in
| the schoolhouse.
Mrs Charles Wesley is slowly improving
in he ealth.
spending few days with bis cousin, Clar-
ence Twitchell-
Walter B. G'vnn was auctioneer at the sale
of Archie Dugan's PR petty, which took
place last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Horan has gone to Plymouth to spend
a few days.
/ Bert Chellis of Claremont spent Thursday
with Fred Rand.
Mrs Mary Howard has returned from
Chester and is now visiting at w. E
Clough's.
Edgar Smith of Boston University re
turned home last evening to spend the vsca-
tion with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r E
Smith.
Prof O. E. Locke of Nebraska University
is spending part of his vacation at Fitch urg
Mass, with the Hon. Rodney Wallace; b,
will spend few days at the, home OF r. b
Smith previous to returning to Nebraska.
Warren Carr, Henry Stitts. Walter Camp
J; bell and Willie Bullock of The Warner home
are going to spend Christmas at the KurI
Hattin home, Westminster.
Mrs j. Hill and her daughter, Ethel
are visiting her mother, Mrs H. G. Wiley.
Miss Ole Hilliard of North Adams i
spending he holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs G w. Hiliard.
Mrs. Stearrs is caring for Mrs. Clariss
, Barry during the absence of Mrs. Graves.
Mrs j. v Simonds will spend Christms
with her sister and daue hter, Mrs. Weiherb.
and Mrs Be4umond of Bellows Falls.
Santa Claus has promised to call at tte Bap
tist church this evening and the young folk
have made great preparations to give him
+. royal reception and entertain him with
cantata. The entertainment will commenc
att O'Clock; all are cordially invited to b
present. Admission free.
4 Prof Walter Smith of Laconia will spen
$ the holidays with his parents.
Advertised letters-A. E. Fairbanks, W
L. Dempsey.
Alta we'll attended meeting of the U. o. G
G. which was held at the home of Mrs. I.
!. Hughes Thursday evening the following fl
GERS were elected: James A Houghton, n
q G Mrs W. A Gorham, " N C Mrs. W
!. W. Barry, prelate; Mrs T. H Hughes, c
R.; C. W. Osgood, r. of r. IT. H. Hughes
q treasurer; H. A. Davis, herald; w. ". Bsl
Try, o G Mrs. A. Houghton, T.
Hughes, representative to grand commar
derry
. eIsi@% NORTH CqESTER