Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-31
sAxToNs RIVER.

Mr.. and Mrs Diusmore of Felchville have
been visiting at the home of Isaac Glynn.
Miss Helen Roux expects to go to Boston
today to visit friends for about week.
The Friday club met last evening with
Miss Corinne Wiley; the subject was Bacon's
essays.
new furnace has been placed in the Bap-
tist church.
Tle Christian Endeavor societies have for
their subject tomorrow evening, "ahe angel
presence for the new year" Ex. %: 225.
Miss Ollie Hilliard returned yesterday to
resume her duties at North Adams.
Charles Twitchell won pretty chair in the
guessing contest at A. II. Sabin's store.
The village schools will reopen Tuesday
with the same teachers, after three weeks
vacation.
The covenant meeting of the Baptist church
will be held this afternoon at 80.
Miss Della M. Smith will return tomorrow
to New Bedford university.
A number of persons from this place
attended the play, "The Little Minister
given at Bellows Falls Thursday evening and
were high entertained.
Carl Hiliard, Ray Hughes and Miss Jes-
sic Wheeler will return Monday to Brown
university.
Austin Farr went for short drive Thurs
day, but was much worse after his return.
Madame Roux is much better; she is now
able to be about, but has not yet resumed her
duties
Miss Belle Tower Of Brattleboro is spend
ing the holiday season with her father, G. r.
Tower.
Several members of Crystal Rebekah lodge,
No IA, attended the district meeting which
was held at Ludlow Thursday, December 70.
Mr.. and Mrs Tuthill and their daughters
of Brsttlehoro have been visiting Mrs. Min
ME Benton for several days.
Levi Wilder has been sick for several days
but is now feeling better.
Glen Grove returned to Vermont Academy
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lapoint of Glens Falls have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mich sls since last Saturday; they returned
home yesterday.
Charles Fay Osgood went Yesterday to
Glens- Falls to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. e. P. Taft, for few days.
Miss Stella Dunham of Bellows Falls was
the guest of Mrs. Charles L. Blake fol- few
days the first of the week.
There is very little change in Isaac GlYnn's
condition, but he seems very cheerful in his
aff1iction.
The annual dinner and roll call of the Con-
gregational church was held yesterday after
Miss Blarche Farr went to Brattleboro last
Monday to visit her uncle, Dr. H. D. Holton.
Mrs. j. s. Hill and her daughter Ethel
retu ned home Thursday.
Mrs. Straw was taken i'll last Sunday but is
now slowly improving.
Mrs. Charles Blake will close her millinery
store at o'clock Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings after the first of January.
Harold Illingworth returns to-day to re-
sumo his work at the Salem Commercial
school.
j l.. Buxton has rented the store formerly
occupied by c. s. Frost and is having il
altered for dining and lunchroom, which
will be opened next week.
The trustees of Saxtons River lodge, 1. O.
O. # have purchased of Prof. Henry Lake
of Keene, N. H a very fine upright piano
| for use in the hail Mr. Lake with the Clio
Quartet of Keene, assisted by Miss Hattie
G ark, Miss Grace Williams, Miss Helen
Roux, Mr.. and Mrs. Riding and Miss Cory
will give grand concert and entertainment
at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening, Jan.
uary 5, as piano benefit. The public need
no Introduction to the above artists, and all
| should avail themselves of this grand oppor.
tunitv to hear the concert and to assist il
public need.
The following officers we're elected for this
new year in Saxtons River lodge, / o 0. F
Tuesday evening: 6 p. Alexander, N G
DIR F. L. Osgo d, V. G. K A. Houehton
secretary G. K Tower, treasurer. Meeting.
are held every Tuesday evening, at which
members of the order are welcome.