Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-19

Henry r. Lawrence has been improving
the grounds surrounding his residence and
will have o nice lawn next season as the re-
suit of his industry.
Mrs. c. H. Moore has returned from trip
to Providence, r 1.
Mrs. G. L. Closson returned Wednesday
from Burlington, where she has enjoyed a
month with her son.
B. E. White will pass Thanksgiving with
his daughter, Mrs. o. Earl at Gloucester,
Mass.
W. H. Loveland has this week erected the
frame of hts new house, which is to be COM
pleted for his occupancy next spring. 1t will
be equipped with all the modern improve
ments and be an attractive residence, with
extensive and well arranged grounds.
The ladies' society gave fine supper at
the Congregational vestry Thursday evening
which was erjoyed by the large number in
attendance.
W., Griswolds display of chrysanthe-
toners, who are purchasing both flowers and
plants. The variety exceeds that of previous
seasons and is most attractive.
At the Universalist church next Sunday
morning the pastor will propose plan for
the observance of Thanksgiving.
The Universalist society are making active
preparations for their annual fair and festival
which will occur early in December.
Mrs. Curtis Chapman of Everett, Mass
has this week visited her aunt, Miss Grace
Chapman. Mrs Chapman will visit her home
at Bellows Falls and remain till after Thanks
giving.
Mrs. H A. Spencer and daughter have this
week been the guests of F. B. Gilman.
The people of the Congregational, Metho-
dist and Upiversalist churches will hold
union meeting in the Universalist church
Thanksgiving day at 6 30 P. M Rev B F.
Rowland, Phi. D will preach the sermon.
The service will be held in the evening in
order that household duties may keep none
from attending. 1t will be brief, leaving
ample time for family gatherings after its
close. The proper observance of Thanks
giving day demands public recognition of
God as the giver of all our bessie gs. This
year we have as nation special reasons for
Thanksgiving. The pastors ask that the
Christian people of Springfield fill the church
to over flowing.
THANKSGIVING RALLY.
Next Sunday evening at 80 there will be
in the Congregational church. This will he
an interesting service to everyone. 1t is
earnestly hoped that the audience room will
be filled with friends of the young people
from all the churches. The following is the
program
Invocation prayer,
Rev. B. F. Rowland, Phi D,
Hymn.
The Epworth League: its history and
present work, W.T.. Gilman
The Y. P. G. u: its history and work,
Edith Stone
Hymn.
The Y, P. s. C. E.: Its history and
work, Mary W. Ellis
The Junior society: Its value and
needs, Mrs. w. A. Tuttlt
Choir anthem.
Address, Essentials of Success in
Young Peoples Religious Society,"
Rev. W. A. futile
| Address, "The Spirit within the
Wheels" Rev. o. S. Davis, Phi. D
Hymn.
Benediction.
This service is for all the young people.
| societies in town, and for their friends
Come and learn about our ideals and method
| of work.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the larf
est sale of any Salve in the world. This fal
| and its merit has led dishonest people tt
| attempt to counterfeit it. Look out for thu
| man who attempts to de eive you when 70,