Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-12-07
Town Topics.

Miss Juna Fifeld passed Thursday at
her home 10 Putney.
Miss Cora Rice passed Thanksgiving in
North Charlestown.
c. H. Burr and family passed Thanks
giving in Springfield. ''
Frank Diggins OF Keene passed Thanks
giving with his mother.
Miss Beatrice Church of Maiden, Mass,
visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Sparrow passed
Thanksgiving at his home in Springfield.
Mrs r. E. Walker and daug Inter Hattie
were guests at S. F. Perry's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Fisher of Westmin-
ster passed Thanksgiving at Clark Chase's.
Mrs. L. Gates-Hadley and Miss Alice
Jennings passed Thanksgiving in Walpole.
Miss Sadie Holmes of Newton, Mass /,
was the guest Of Miss Charlotte Day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hall and Melvin
came up from New York Wednesday of
last week.
Tyler L. Barker and family of Newport,
N. f., spent Thanksgiving with A. F.
Winniwisser.
Mrs. G. III. West was the guests of her
grandfather in Lancaster, Mass, over
Thanksgiving.
Miss Anna Williams attended the char
acter-masqueradep party in Walpole We'd
nesday evening of last week.
H. R. Spring has closed his Model Hand
laundry in the Gates block and entered the
employ of Wheeler's laundry.
Mrs. M. A. Dennison came from Boston
last week and will remain for the present
with her son, John Dennison.
I. A. Murphy and daughter, Miss Bar
bara of Brattleboro were the guests of DR..
and Mrs. Ridden Thanksgiving day.
H. S. Frost and family, P. H. Hadley
and family and Geo. R. Wales and family
passed Thanksgiving in Saxtons River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman Of White
River Junction passed Thanksgiving with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman
Mr.. Reynolds and Miss Kittie Reyno dds
of Ho'yoke, Mass, visited their sister,
Mrs. j. j. O'Connor over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Lyons and Miss Lyons OF New
London, Conn, visited Mrs. Mary L.
Bowers, coming last week and remaining
over Sunday.
Mrs. John Robertson and Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Robertson passed Thanksgiving in
Putney. E. r. Robertson came up from
Boston, but Mrs. Robertson went to New
York.
Catherine Deming, assisted by Faith
Jackson, entertained ten OF her young
friends Wednesday afternoon of last week,
at Mrs. H. B. Jackson's, the occasion being
the seventh anniversary OF her birth.
A pleasant party Of 25 couples enjoyed
an invitatory dance in Union hall Thurs
day evening as the guests of Miss Caroline
Arms and Henry King. The music con-
sisted OF violin, cornet and piano.
Maj. and Mrs. F. D. Butterfeld of Der
by Line spent Thanksgiving and the
remainder of the week with relatives in
town. They lett Monday for Lo, Angeles,
Cal, where they will pass portion OF the
winter.
Those in school or college who
passed Thanksgiving at home we're G. Err
nest White, Henry King, Harry George,
Dan Campbell, Eddie Saker, Misses Caro-
line Arms, Mary Read, Jennie Shipman,
Genevieve and Elizabeth Williams.
Philip De St.Croix is tearing down the
old mill and rag room at the north end and
the available lumber will be used in build
ing, new blacksmith shop for John T.
Woods where his present shop stands.
Mrs. Mary L. Bowers and Mrs. John
Robertson leave for California this week
They expect to go to Chicago, and then
by way of New Orleans. They will pass
the winter at Pasadena, few miles from
Los Angeles. Mrs. Bowers tenement on
Hapgood street will be closed during her
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Drew expect to
60 to Randolph Saturday. Owing to poor
health Mr.. Drew will be obliged to give
up business tor the present. His barber
shop will be left in charge OF S. L. Davis
who will be as,ised by Harry R. Glynn of
Rutland. The tenement on Westminster
street will be rented furnished.
The annual A. o. H. concert and ball in
Union hall Wednesday evening of last
week was a pleasant social occasion.
Wheeler's orcheFra Of IL pieces gave ex-
cellent satisfaction both at the concert and
during the dancing. The supper served in
Towns Hotel wa, spokeu of as very