Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-12-07
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1899.
Bellows Falls News.
Observation-Disclosures

Tue lay.
The glass blowers at Union hall this
week are attracting good audiences.
Mrs. Laura Nj. Labaree of Charlestowp.
Mass, is visiting at c. X. Labsree's
There will be missionary meeting at
the Methodist parsonage Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. L. Wilbur and two daughters
were with friends IN Canada during the
Thanksgiving vacation.
The Fitchburg road advertises holiday
excursion to Boston in December with one
fare for the round trip.
Miss Emma Moore Of Lowell, Mass.
was Thanksgiving guest at D. D. Nc
Don lids on Westminster street.
There will be benefit supper for the
Harriet Goodridge home next Wednesday
evening in Odd Fellows hall.
Harry McKinnon, who is a student in the
U. V. NJ. was operated on yesterday Tor
appendicitis in Burlington hospital.
The Dartmouth college glee club come
to the opera house December 20 under the
the auspices Of the High School Oracle.
Miss Bessie Lewis, who taught very sue
cessiulIy the fall term OF school in Bradford,
returned Monday for the winter term.
Mrs. S. A. Boswell of Barton has come
to spend the winter with Rev. and Mrs. F.
w. Lewis at the Methodist parsonage.
The Beedle company have on exhibition
new panola which is attracting consider
able attention. It is q really wonderful
invent on.
Misses Ida Glover ard A. NJ Lebour-
veau pleasantly entertained some 20 OF
their friends at the home of NJ II. Ray
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Hayes entertained
at Thanksgiving their nephew, Mark Wiley
Of Dartmouth college, and fellow stu
dent, Mr.. Madison.
The foot ball game Thursday morning
between the high school team and picked
town team resulted in score Of 5 to 0 in
| favor Of the to wn team.
Rev. L. Ii. Elliott Of Waterbury, secre-
| tary of the Vermont Bible society, will
preach in the Methodist church Sunday
morning, and in the Congregational church
in the evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs George Underwood spent
the Thanksgiving season in Worcestes,
Mass. las the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Bond, the latter being sister Of Mrs.
Underwood.
Harry Glynn of East Clarendon will
take the chair OF J. B. Drew, the pro-
prietor of the barber shop in the Gray
block, during the latter's enforced vacation
from business on account of i'll health.
Mr.. Glynn arrives today.
The Junior class OF the high school will
give concert and dance in Union hall
next Thursday evening. The concert will
be from s 80 to go. Beedle's orchestra
Of II pieces is engaged and large num-
Der OF tickets have been sold.
The piano recital given Tuesday even
ing in G. L. Barber's music rooms under
the auspices of the Choral Union by the
celebrated Cuban pianist, Senior Filipe
Saroni y Cato, is spoken Of very highly by
those present All thought him an artist
of rare skill.
W. H. Pierce is to move from South
street to one of the Fitz,immons houses on
Cherry hill. F. B. Phelps, who has been
living in the lower part of the house on
South street, will rent the upper tenement
also in order to have more room for the &C.
commodation of boarders.
A normal class for the training of teach
ers has been organized in the Methodist
Sunday school with Mrs. W. E. Rowell a.
Instructor and E. E Ramsay assistant
The course Of study covers period Of
four years, and the meeting thi, week will
be held in the vestry at the close of the
Thursday evening service.
Rev. F. H. Roberts of Princeton, MINI.
and his daughter visited Rev. and Mrs. F
W. Lewis SATURDAY.. Until within sbor
time Mr.. Roberts had been connected will
the Vermont conference, and his Journey
east with his daughter was to accompan,
the remains of his wife, which were taker
to Barre for burial.
The Baptist ladies will serve their an
nual turkey supper in the Baptist churel
vestry tomorrow evening, December 8. The
Junior Society of the church, under III,
leadership of their president, Mrs. w. O
Kemp, will also have fair at the SAINT
time and place, at which number of use
full and fancy articles will be offered TO,
sale. The public, it is hoped, will take
kindly interest in both.
Sarah l.. Bruce, administrator of III,
estate of Monroe l.. Bruce, has broupb