Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-12-28
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WALPOLE.
The fourth in the serieslof entertainment.
of the Wa]pole Free Lecture Course viii
be given on the evening OF January 4, al
which time the program will be furnished
by the Park Sisters instrumental quartet,
and G. Edmund Neil, impersonator.
Miss M. Elizabeth Seabury, who is teach
ing in ST. Margaret's school In Buffalo, N
Y, is home for the holidays.
Mrs VIM. j. Hall made a brief visit
with relatives in Ludlow last week.
Leave subscriptions or renewals for the
TIMES at the postoffice.
At the fifth annual meeting of the Ash
uelot Congregational club held in Keene on
the 21st inst. Rev E. A Keep of thi, town
was elected president for the year ensuing.
DR.. and Mrs. LA Newton spent Christ
mas in Greenfield, at the doctors home.
Mrs. w. A. Galloway returned few
days ago from an absence OF three weeks
at Jericho, L. l.
T. Carl Davis spent Sunday at his home
here, returning Monday afternoon to Wor-
cester.
DR.. G. H. Cannon is expected from
Palmer, Mass, on Saturday and will re-
main in town the few days following.
Walter w. Kingsbury Of Tufts college
has been in town during the week past at
G. W. Kngsbury's.
Charles E. Sargent returned to Ware,
Mass, the morning Of December 26, hav-
ing been in town since Saturday at T. C..
Sparhawk's on Main street.
Miss Helen M. Guild is spending this
week with her brother, Warren W. and
family, in Athol, Mass.
John E. Proctor spent a few days in
Concord last week with friends.
Henry B. Holland was home the first of
the week to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Mary j. Webster is spending some
time in Clsremont with relatives, leaving a
few days ago.
Masters Thoma, N. and Hudson B. Hast
ings are home for the holidays from YER
mont Academy.
C w. Adams and wife of Putney spent
Christmas at j. w. Hayward's.
David j. Dri,coll Of Worcester was at
home the first OF the week.
Fred A. Ramsay and wife attended the
annual session of the State Grange held
last week in Concord from the 18th to the
21st inst.
Frank E. Aver Of White River Junction
spent Christmas with friends in town.
Stuart Kenrick Barnes left last week for
a visit with cousins in Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs Amy E. Gaskill of Boston has been
spending few days at Hon. T. N Hast
ings'.
Miss Louise S. Tuxbury was called to
Saco, Me, on the 22d inst, by the serious
illness of relatives.
The annual meeting of the Walpole So
ciety for bringing to justice horse thieves
and pilferers will be held at Hotel Din.-
more January 6, at 7.30 P. NJ The bust
ness meeting will be followed by supper
Frank T. Gibson, who is attending the
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, is spend.
ing the Christmas holidays with his parents,
A A Gibson and wife.
George A. Chickering has been absen,
for several days on a bushes, trip to
northern New York and Vernon. after
stock.
There was good number in attendance
at the Christmas services held on Sunday
morning last in the Congregational church
An exercise entitled 1.-The Light of Ages
was given by the children of the Sunday
school and consisted OF chorus singing, reel.
tations and responsive Scriptural readings.
There was also an acrostical exercise by
the members OF the infant class. The choir
assisted in the music and violin music wa,
kindly furnished by W. A. Galloway. Jr.
Decorations of evergreen were effectively
used the children occupied the front seats
arranged by classes and were seated also
on the platform. The exercises were in
charge OF G. HI. Barnes, superintendent Of
the Sunday school.
Miss Sadie Feathers has returned from
Lake George and is with her sister, Mrs
Carl Smith, and family.
The annual business meeting of the Con.
lgregational church and society will be held
lat the church on January 1, at PPM.