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

worm house recently vacated and intends
AZ AZ move INTO it soon. Charles Douglas,
W.T. Osgood's barber, will doubtless move
good.
hojs in's week cottage prayer meetings were
neia, one with Miss Electa Goodhue and
anolner at the Baptist parsonage.
Ihe ladies' society of the Baptist church
met ~ Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. l. A.
farr's. The gentlemen were invited to
supper.
Walter Smith enjoyed Thanksgiving at
nome with Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Smith.
MISS Belle Tower is spending few days
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. K. Tower.
lhe entertainment at Fuller hall Thurs
Gay evening received large number of
people from the streets who thoroughly en-
Joyed 1t. Mr.. Williams impersonstion of
the famous Dooley and the recital of two of
nlplng's poems together with one of
James Whitcomb Riley's best efforts and
others could not fail OF appreciation.
doubtless very few are aware of the i'm
M nse business that hes been done at John
hnowltons cider mill below the village the
past month. Mr.. Knowlton has received
Tins tall over 10, 900 bushels of cider apples
winch means an output of more than
thousand barrels of cider. The work OF
making the cider has all been accomplished
by himself and two men. Considering Mr..
hnowlton's dairy business ard other farm
duties this speaks much for the men and
more tor the machinery and its arrange
ment, which is the best.
Other guests not mentioned from out of
town to help eat the turkey were: Henry
Lake and family Of Keene at Clark Lakes
Preston Hadley, George Wales, DR.. E. R.
Campbell, Henry Frost with families at
Mrs D. Campbelrs; Ethel Cory at Will
liam Cory's; Carl Thomp,on at H. A.
Ihompson's; Frank Spaulding, Fred Nor
rison and Simon Davis from Bellows Falls
at their homes; Leon Coleman of Chester
at c. Coleman's, and Miss Annie Bemis at
D. .Js Bemis'.
Qrpenters have been at work in the
rear Of Mrs. Warmers home on Pleasant
street building an addition.
Homer Nourse and Cecil Hughes went
Maying Sunday or at least returned with
handful Of Mayfowers. What right has
December to adorn herself with the laurels
OF Mayp
DR.. J. Blodgett OF Grafton has engaged
rooms Of John Alexander, Jr., and moved
to town Monday. His office is to BE- the
one recently occupied by DIR. Finney.
Jack Chase, who is we'll known as the
beautiful bov singer of the Kurn Hattin
Homes in Westminster, has come to live
with DR.. and Mrs. Ellery.
Friday night Fred S. Morrison had quite
lively time with vicious horse in trcnt
Of Albert Williams telegraph Office. 1t
became unmanageablo and began to kick IN
lively manner. Fred was alert for the
occasion and threw the horse in time to
avert a runaway or other disaster. Only
the shafts to the wagon were injured.
Remember the band concert the 22nd.
DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Holton OF Brattle-
boro and Rev. and Mrs. II. L. Ballou and
family spent last Wednesday at the home
OF I. Holt.
The ladies of the Benevolent society of
of the Congregational church will serve
chicken pie supper Tuesday evening, De-
cember u, at the vestry, from 6 till 9
o'clock, All are cordially invited to be
present.
Henry Wyman and wife and Clarence
Bailey and wife, all of Proctorsville, spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bailey.
David Stearns came home from Royal
ton for the Thanksgiving vacation.
II A. Davis and family visited in South
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Moore and daughter Abbie
visited in South Londonderry the last of
last week.
Mrs. Lewis Tenney, who has been i'll for
The past week, i, now more comfortable.
Fred Joslin and wife from Brockton,
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. Joslin's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. " Smonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter from Lowell, Mass.
IRE visiting at Mrs. DR.. Campbell's.
The Ottumwas, Chicago's leading male
quartet, at Bellows Falls opera house the
evening OF December s.
AN ANTIQUE CHAIR.
Grandpa Hill, as he i, Familiarity known,
las been recently put in possession OF
'ery ancient piece of furniture in the form
II chair made in England in the wear
l694, This chair was sent to Mr.. Hill by
,! zabeth Wilkinson of Huddersf.ld,
I orkshre county, Eng, she being the only
ilrect heir to the property. During the
'oyage across the sea the chair was some
what injured but on Its arrival here was
tent at once to the paint shop where it has
'een so nicely repaired that it i, truly
handsome curiosity. The back is heavily
,arved with fancy designs and bears the
late 1874. The present color of the chair
deep black, as TO the material Grandpa
dill himself is unable to inform us.
CAMPBELLS VS.. LAKES
On the afternoon of Thanksgiving day
he numerous grandchildren of Clark Lake
md Mrs. ID. Campbell together with the
Did folks, parents and friends resorted to