Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-16

office alone, Saturday Y uoc iatSo ouhcn
of the blossoms was picL ed by G. M RAN
vile near tn Island House.
b M. Dimmck of Cavendish has rented
an office in the Howard block and will
begin pr4cicing law in this place about
December lst. Mr.. Dimmick was stu
dent in TUFTS Coli ge for three years az
studied Inv in an office in Cavendish
Rev. j, H. Reid has invited the men,
bers Of bis parish, the friends of the parish
n 1 of the pastor to the new Congregati n
al parsonage on South street Friday even
ing Refreshments will be served by tie |
ladies, and the guests will be received from
8 to 10.
w. ii P-lkey, who some two months
ago gave up his position as night foreman
in the wood room of the International
Paper company, has since been assisting
part of the time in the hand laundry of
Sh h he is proprietor located over c. S.
Gates bicycle rooms.
Mrs. Josie Pierce, who went Friday to
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Ftchburg. Mass to visit her sister, was
very pleasantly entertained that evening by
the Fitcbburg lodge of Re5ekahs, Of which
her sister is member. A party was given
in her honor, dancing being the chief
anu ement of the evening,
The ladies OF the Universali.t church are
making arrangements tor a tair to be held
in Union hall, Thursday and Friday, De-
cember 8 and 8. The Fl st afternoon and
evening will be devoted to the sale, sup
per and some entertainment not yet de-
cided upon, while on the second evening
there will be Mother Goose Carniva"
with dancing, ice cream and cake berg
served for refreshments.
Saturday evening being The 10th ann
versary of the marriag' of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Pike, the memb. rs OF the Woman,
Relief Corps gave III m delightful sur-
prise at their handsome new residence Tn
Atkinson street. A very pretty umbrella
stand was prese' ted to Mr.. and Mrs. Pike,
who made their unexpected guests most
cordially welcome. After refreshments Of
coffee, cake and grapes, social enjoyments
made the evening pass quickly away.
!, Nine people were received into full men
bership in the Methodist church Sunday
being named as follows: F. H. Mace
Hurvey Mace, Albert Day, Collin Wood
fall, Misses Blanche Woodtal, Annie
Phelps, Fannie Armstrong, Agnes Ga''
and Mrs. Minnie McElroy, the latter being
transferred by letter from the Congrega
tional church in Worcester.
The Ministers Monday club held it
monthly meeting this week in the par
, lors Of the Congregational church Owinl
to the absence of Rev. H. l.. Bal
lou of Chester, who was prevented iron
!. attending by the death Of his father, Rev
:. Mr.. Marggraf read paper on Brahman
- ism, while Rev. F. G. Boughton OF Sax
tons River presented one on the " Univer
P salty of Sin," followed by general discus
r Rev. A. H. Wheeler, rector of the Episco
pal church at Clarlestown, were elected
n membership in the club which embrace
Z the churches from Windsor to Westminste
% inclusive. The Ulcers for this year ar
l. Rev. c. R B. Dodge, president; Rev. J
H. Reid, secretary and treasurer; Rev. +
w ou,;, l;h,or;or. Pow n T Cba NJ
h of Saxtons River, Rev. G. E. Ocdway {
r Windsor and Rev. F. w. Lewis, executiv
,e committee.
A hearing was held Friday and Saturda
,r in Judge L. M. Reads office before Judg
,r f. L. Waterman, of Brattleboro as refere
r in the case OF Buchanan, Wetherbee & CT
th vs.. the Fuller-Warren Warming and Vel
tilating company Of Boston, town of Rocl
,r ingha m trustee. This suit is now pendir
10 in the Windham county court and the re
lie eree's report will be made at the ne xt tern
r. The suit was brought to recover for wor
done on the high school building not CO.
cred by the contract in connection vii
20 putting in the heating and ventilating a.
- paratus. The plaintiffs claim that the wor
=. done should be paid for by the defendal
- company and when suit was brought tru
teed certain moneys in the hands of tt
town treasurer belonging to the Bosto
70 company. The company claim that tt
u extra work should be paid for by the ca
u penters. Judge L. M. Read and II. L
Il Ryder appeared for the plaintiffs and CT
~ Robb for the defendants.
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