Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-21
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Blair's Comedy company showed at the
town hall last Monday night.
Christmas exercises will be held at all the
churches, full particulars in Saturdays issue.
g. Louis Harwood read the services at st.
Luke's church Sunday morning in the
absence of Rector Davis.
The dedication of the new pipe organ at
the Congregational church occurs next FRI
day evening, and the society have engaged
the services of Prof. j s Gilbert, noted
organist of Boston, for the occasion. This is
rare chance for all lovers of music as Mr..
Gilbert is considered one of the best musi-
clans in this part of the country. During
the evening vocal sels c'ions will be rendered
by local talent. General admission, 20
promptly at o'clock.
The handsome three-year-old chestnut-col-
ored colt owned by D. G. Williams and
broken to harness by NJ e. Stearns, has
lately been sold to Grafton parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Stearns of Ludlow Wis
tied with MIR. and Mrs. M. +. Stearns last
Saturday.
Mrs G. w. Ray and Miss Annie Chandler
spent Monday in Bellows Falls.
By the looks Of the stores, you need not 90
out of town to purchase your Christmas gifts
this year.
But very few people attended the lecture
given by Harry Miller on the late war with
Spain last Monday night, owing to the reason
that the lecture was not properly advertised.
Hugh Henry, Jr., and Mis-. Emma Henry
of Concord, N. H., have been in town
recently visiting their relatives and friends.
Mrs. R. Sherwin has been unable to teach
school the last few days, owing to a severe
cold. Miss Helen Davis took charge of the
school during Mrs. Sherwin's absence.
- Work in the steam mill was resumed last
M0ndav after a stand. still nf sevaral rnonths
A company to be known as the Ches ter Chair
Stock Co., composed of young men here in
town, will have the management, and about
- workmen will be employed by the new
firm.
Hotel Fullerton hall was well filled with
towhspeOple last Friday night to witness the
entertainment given for the benefit of the
senior class Of the Central high school. Fif-
teen numbers were on the program and each
one received generous applause from the
audience. The reading by MIR. Prior, the
principal, was the best that has been given
all those who took part. About 800 was
taken at the door. After the entertainment
was concluded promenade was er joyed by
good number of both old and young people.
Jackson Pierce is quite ill at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Farwell of Boston are
stopping with their son, j. w. Farwell, on
Main street.
Christmas tree services will be held at the
Congregational and Baptist churches next
Saturday evening at 80 o'clock, and at St.
Luke's church Sunday noon in connection
with the Sunday school, hich is held imme-
diately after the morning service.
Work on setting up the new pipe organ at
the Congregational church is being rushed to
have it in readiness for the recital Friday
evening
Sleighing is excellent in this vicinity and
the lumbermen are improving it by hauling
in wood and logs.