Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-23
SPRINGFIELD.

Bradford Fl. Harlow Sunday night had the
misfortune to lose valuable cow
Witt & Keyes have tempting window dis
play of Thanksgiving goodies.
The Cosmopolitan club met Monday even
ing at the home of B. F. Dana, and was
largely attended. The contributions assumed
magazine f rm with Miss Alice Wheeler
ard Rev Davis, Phi, d in the editorial
chair. Much nonsense was interviewer.
b E White, with Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. B.
Pulsipher, left yesterday morning to spend
Thanksgiving at G oucester, Mass
The first dance of the season will occur
this evening at 6 A r. hall.
December is the date announced for the
fair of the Universaiist society.
Union Thank sgiviug services will be held
tomorrow evening at 80 in the Universal
Rowland, Phi. D. A large attendance is
desired.
f. G. Davis has purchased the Booth farm
and will place on sale valuable building lots
Burt Chellis has the foundation completed
for two more residences on the elevation in
the rear of Herbert Whitney's house.
Miss Anna J. Lawrence has arranged an
interesting Thanksgiving program OF rhetor-
icas to be given by her pupils at the Gould's
Mills school hou % this afternoon.
Miss Eva Bisbee, accompanied by Dr,C W.
LOChc, ltlG utSudy lOT southern
Pines, N G.. where Miss Bisbee will remain
for sometime if desirable. Dr. Locke will
return in few days.
Miss Lsrkin, teacher of the graded
schools, has been called to her home in Ches-
ter by the death of her uncle, Charles Larkin.
Miss Sabra White has been uns b. to attend
to her school for several days.
The graded schools close to-day for the
remainder of the week.
Miss Miriam Dimond is ENJOYING her
Thanksgiving vacation with FL. II. Mason.
Miss Mary Messenger went Monday to
Newport, n. II for a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. d K. Barry.
THANKSGIVING RALLY.
The Union Young Peoples Thank sgiving
rally at the Congregational church Sunday
evening was an exceedingly interesting SER
vice and the audience room was well filled
with young people and their friends from all
the churches. Mrs W. F. Gilman read a
woi k of the Epworth League a historical re-
view of the work IF the Y. P G. U was pre-
scented by Miss Filth Stone, and Miss Mary
Ellis revived the history of the Y P. s. c.
<. They were all very interesting papers
and received the attention of the large audi
euce. Mrs. W. A Tuttle's paper upon 1.-The
Junior society Its value and needs" was re-
plete with helpful suggestions conued from
years of experience in active work among the
children. Rev. w. A. Tuttle's address. "Es-
seutIals of success in young peoples reli-
gious ciety," was an earnest effort to prac-
teal results, emphasizing many points that
contrib ute to spirit of usefulness. Mr..
Tuttle's wss an impressive appeal TO living a
spiritual lite, which would bring fruition of
good works and an experience which would
furnish abundant Material to make young
peoples society thriving success. Rev. o
:. Davis, PHI D., made the closing remarks,
expressing great pleasure at the pportunity
to address the first reunion service of the
three societies, and indicated the strength
power and iufiuer &c in the community of the
united efforts of these young people. His
earnest enthusiasm knew no bounds. The
Exercises closed with benediction by Rev B.
F. Rowland, PhD The services were s.
velitable svmp 1sium, snd the pastors of the
respe ctive chu ches are to be congratulated
upon the happy thought that msde it pcs l.
BILE, while the young people should realizs
the responsibility which never before was }
great from the fact that they hsve both sup
port and encouragement from three earnest
young men, whose time aud service are con-
secrsted to holy work and living.