Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-01
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Fred Narcotic has secured work at Wood
stock and will move there the first of ne xt
week.
Mrs Stearns went to Bellows Falls the first
of the week to care for Mrs. Carter.
Miss Watt of Mount HolYoke has been Wis.
iiIng Miss Morehouse for a few days.
Will Glynn of somervi'le was in town yes.
'erdav in the interest of L. Brayton & Co. oil
Boston.
Mrs. Mcdonald of Bellows Falls visited
her sister, Mrs Harry Bailey, last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The Christian Endeavor societies have fnr
1.-The birthday of hope" l Peter :l-9.
Miss Bessie Thompson has been entertain.
ing friends from Grafton for a few days.
Miss Corinne Bemis has been visiting Miss
Lena Flynn at Turner's Falls.
Master Clarence Lake of Keene is visiting
his relatives here.
last Thursday
Miss Damon of Hubbarton, Mass !, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. 1. r Warner.
The auction sale of the stock and farming
tools at Vermont Academy last Thursday
amounted to about $1,000; W. 3. Glynn auc.
tioneer.
Mrs. Dorothy Dutton is going to move out
of the brick block the first of next week into
a part of the house occupied by j. F. Alexan.
der, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Morrison went to Keene
yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Nor
rison's grandfather, James Mark.
The covenant and annual business meeting
of the Baptist church will be held this after
noon at 2 so.
Mrs. c. L. Bake has an announcement in
fho Aua t;oin col oxuyhs vysl inta et
the ladies of thisVicinity. She offers fine mil
linery at unusually low prices.
Mrs. j. T. Hill and her daughter, Ethel,
have been visiting at the home OF her mother
Mrs. h. c. Wiley.
Mr.. Richards of Westminster has moved on
to John Lords farm.
II. j. Austiu's children are all suffering
with the whooping cough. asrr-
Misses Julia Fay and Grace Atwood OF
Keene have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Leach for few days.
Earle Dean is working for W. B. Glynn
during vacation.
George Mark is gong to move next Mon.
day onto Hugh Morrison's farm
Mrs Charles Smith has not been so well
for a few days, but at the time of writing wa,
feeling more comfortable.
Chester Coleman has hired Vermont Acad-
emy farm for one year.
Mrs Walter Bailey has been quite sick for
a number of days.
Miss Ruth Hadley of Bellows Falls is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. ID Campbell.
James ehols of Bellows Falls has moved
into one part of the house occupied by Mr.
Randlett.
The whist club was entertained this week
by Homer Nourse.
Frank Taft of Company G, Sd regiment,
Connecticut volunteers, is visiting relatives
in town.
EASTER AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Spe cial Easter services will be given to-
morrow morning at the Congregational
church by the Sunday school scholars. The
following is the program:
Opening Chorus, Hail Easter Day
Responsive Reading,
PRAYER,
Cho us, Send out the Tidings,
Raster Greeting. Guy Simonds
Girls Chorus, Easter Everywhere
Welcome, Abbie Moore
Chorus, Easter Bells,
Recitaiion, Charlie Little
Recitation, Frederic lesser
Song by Children, Daisies,
Recitation, Harry simond,
Duet and Chorus, Day OF Victory,
Lilies, Easter Story by eleven children,
caorus. At Early Dawn,
Recitation, wilmzn wiIbu,
Chorus, Ring Esster Bells, Six girl
Recitation, Easter Lessons, Four ckildrer
Chorus
Recitation, Flora Coleman
Song, Bath Barr,