Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-20


The rostoffice will be closed Christma as day
from $50 to Ills A M from 2.30 to 6 P. M
and at 1880 in the evening.
The installation ct the Wa'pole Grange offi-
Gers tor the year ensuing is announced TO
me evening + January l. At the last meet
ing ~ the grange held the 18th inst. there
ship.
Mrs. W G Banning, who with her siste~,
MRS M l. Kendall, is spending the winter
AZ The Dinsmore, has opened her homo on
Prospect hill for the holiday season Her
son, Kendall Banning, from Dartmouth col
,Tesge, and her daughters, who are attending
vermont academy, are expected within q
few days.
Mrs II. A. Clough and daughte Katharine
q Springfield, Mass, and Miss Eva M. Wat
hns of Ludlow, VT, will spend Christmas in
to~n with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Watkins Miss Kate H. Wstkins,w recent
~ came home from Dorchester, intends to
remain until after the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
The Boston Stars, consisting of Miss Kath-
anne hutchinson, soprano soloist, Miss EN-
ma +. Denham, violinist, Miss Georgia Har-
Vev, leader, and F. G REYNOLDS, humorist,
Il appear under the auspices Of the Walp, Is
Ftee Lecture course, on Christmas night,
december 70 This is the second entertain
ment IN the lecture course The doors are
open free 10 all residents of Walpole and all
are urged to me. II there are any sub
scr bers to the course entitled to reserved
seat who have not yet secured them, the
anne can be selected at the postoffice at any
time ANY from neighboring towns who
NAV wish to attend will be charged rs cents
admission.
FARNswORTH-BURT.
Charles E Farnswor,h and Mrs. Minnie e.
~ oil m
noon OF Dec mher IL. The ceremony, which
was performed bv Rev VILLAIN s. Nichols,
pastor of the Unitariau chur ch, took place at
the home of the bride on School street. Only
few friends we're present., II Guiding Mrs
G. Walbridge o. Sharon, Vt sister of
the bride. and John H Farnsworth of Keene,
abrother OF the groom. Mr.. and Mr.. Farms
worth lett on the afternoon train south and
vii visit relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y, be fore
returning to Wa'pole.
CHURCH MOTHS.
Christmas services will be observed at the
the Unitarian church next Sunday at the
usual hour. A carol service by the children
in The evening, com mencing at Z 80 o'cl pck
There will be a Christmas tree and enter
tanment for the children of the SUNDAY
school on Wednesday, December 26, at 8
O'clock at the Hastings Memorial parish
house.
Christmas concert by the children will
be given next Sunday at II A NJ. at the Con-
gregational chu CHI, and will take the pace of
the usual morn ing service. On Christmas
eve, Decen Der "a, there will be Christmas
sociabe at the church pa'l,rs with supper
snd Christmas tree for the children of the
Sunday school. Supper will be served free
ostl at O'Clock The older people are es-
pecisily urged to be in attendance. ContIi.
butt ms are solicited without further notice..
A. all oh oh
amp op late to the Christmas season will be
held next Sunday morning. On Christmas
I'VE there will be Christmas tree for the
children at the church.
81 socIABLE OF MINES.
pleasant and successful affair was the
,ociab given under the auspices of the la
dies aid society at the Congregational church
parlors on the evening Of the 18th inst, The
number nine governed the program for en-
and the prices for supper, also
the admission, which was nine cents, every
ninth person entering free. There was
good attendance and the supper served at 7
P WAS we'll patronized. The supper in
c uded hash in variety and abundance,
pickles, rolls, coffee, pies and cake. The Ia
dies in the kitchen were Mrs c. 8 Hawks
and Mrs A Gibson and the walters we're
Misses Alice M Kingsbury, Bernice Butter
field, Alice Wellington. Myra Leach and
Helen j. Hubbard. A social hour followed
the supper, ,fter which the B o. g.
presented an entertainment. The nine con-
sisted of nine boys who gave declarations,
chorus singing, patriotic songs and histori
cal dial que, all of which was given with q
creditabe enthusiasm and we'll received by
the andience. The nine we're as follows: Ar
thur D aud Burton A. Holmes, Dean F.
Russell Hastings, Arthur Boynton,
Robert Snow, Charlie Hawks, Stuart X
Barnes and Leo Farmer. The net proceeds
Of the evening amounted to $l4,0l.
UNITARIAN FAIR.
The ladies of the Unitarian sewing society
gave their annual winter fair on the after
noon and evening of December IA. The fair
was held at the parish house and the attrac-
tious usual on such occasions were offered, in
Guiding supper from 6 to 8 P NJ. which has
re ceived universal commentator. Oysters,
escalloped and stewed, cold tongue, chicken
and ham, salads. rolls, coffee and variety OF