Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-30

I1cuTy NiHS WCuG toudy " OPiihSn0iu,
Mass, to attend Child's Business college.
Miss Amy Jennings of Walpole was the
guest of her sister, Miss Alice, Thursday.
The employees of the International Paper
company have organized foot ball team.
Harvey Chase returned from Windsor
the first of the week, and has begun work
in the paint shop.
&c. Winnewisser and George L. Hap
good attended the Dewey celebration in
New York.
Patsy McAu'iffe is working in the news
store during the absence Of F. G. Winnie
Wiser in New York.
Miss Minnie Smith, who has been in
Cummington, Mass, tor the past week,
will return home today.
Miss Margaret Neyland Of Still River
is employed in j. E. Brosnahan's office as
stenographer and typewriter.
Miss Katherine Brennan is housekeeper
at St. Charles parish house during the
sickness of Miss Kate Reynolds.
c. S. Weeks, who is boss of the log pile
in North Walpole, began housekeeping in
Miss Nora Shaughnessy's house this week.
Mrs. Fairbank, who has been the guest
of Mrs. E. H. Stllwell for week, returned
to her home in North Charlestown yester-
day. #2g.
The marriage engagement Of Anthony
F. Schwenk of Brattleboro and Miss Mabel
Goodhue of Westminster West is, an an
nounced. rrgst,
The w. R. G. will serve bean supper
in G. A. R. hall next Wednesday evening.
Mesdames Underhill, Hart, Bugbee and
Davis will entertain. -.
S. Foster Hartman has returned from
Boston and vicinity after three weeks
visit. He will begin work in his fathers
barber shop Monday. sasvs
Mr.. and Mrs. Gushing Adams went
We dnesday and Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Hall Thursday to attend the Dewey cele-
bration at New York. .s-,rg.
Mrs. L. Gates Hadley will hold her mil
linery opening next Friday and Saturday.
She will be assisted this season by Miss
Lane and Miss Eaton. s,.no,
Miss Flora Davis began work in Stilwen
& Pelkey's millinery rooms this week.
This firm will have their millinery opening
Friday and Saturday, October 6 and z.
The Young Mems club are arranging an
excellent course OF six lectures and enter
tainments for this winter. A more extend
ed notice of the course will be given next
week.
George F. Davis is to have bis fall MILL
merry opening next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. He will be assisted by Misses
Grace Holt, Mabel McCaffrey and Mar
jorie Cory.
The sociable given by the Y. S. P. c. E.
at the Congregational church last evening
was largely attended, quite number be-
ing present from the other churches. The
expression was that very pleasant even
ing had been spent. ss 81
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Albert Day and Miss Carolyn Smith, which
is to take place at the home Of Mrs. Edwin
Baker on Atkinson street Wednesday even
ing, October II, at o'clock.
Clifford II. Brown, who was porter in
Towns hotel at the time it burned, has re-
turned to town and will be porter as soon
as the new hotel opens up. He has had
position as porter in hotel at South
birmingham during the summer.
At a meeting held last evening the
Young Mems club elected the following to
act as committee tor the lecture course !:
George E. Wskh, DR.. Edward Kirkland,
Charles H. Robb, Edward G. Osgood. w
c. Belknap, Howard Parker, F. E. Newell
1t was also voted to contribute all money
that might be made over expenses to the
hospital fund, or some other worthy object.
The themes of sermons at the Congrega-
tional church tomorrow morning at 1890
will be international Council, and at the
evening service at Is ga White Life for
Two, or Is the Double Standard of Moral
tity Right?' There will be special music.
An anthem, Deus Miseratur in c, will be
sung by the choir. A duet will be given
by Miss Alice HI. jackson and Leon J.
Ball.
1t was to the tune of S25 that John
Gates of Westminster danced when he was
relieved of bis pocket book at the Brattle-
boro fair Thursday. However, Mr.. Gates
was not the only one who parted with SUI
perfuous wealth on that day; we he,r Of
others just as unfortunate. We wonder II
man will ever learn to sufficiently guard
that almighty dollar which he prizes Aso
much. And will pickpockets always con-
tinue to evade the searching eye of the Of
ficers of law?
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