Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-13

town Who drilled the children; she showed
her talent in that direction and hsr efficient
work is truly appreciated. A two act
comedy entitled, "The Rice Pudding" was
presented, which was well applauded by
an apprecia'ive audience, the parts being
all well sustained. Miss Richmond and
Mr. Butler played an instrumental duet be-
tween the acts; then followed a sailors
dance and song by six misses in dainty cos
tune. A vocal selection by Richard Long
worth received an enthusiastic encore. The
minuet was danced to perfection by two
tiny MAIDS and their escorts. The mkado
dance and song by "Three little maids
from school" closed the entertainment.
Rev. o. S. Davis and wife of Newton
Center, Mass, visited briefly in town re-
Gently.
DR.. A. A. Haig of Boston has been WIS.,
| ting friends In town.
The conservation of st. Marks church is
to be the 18th OF December next Monday.
There will be service and con.ecra'ion at
1915 AM; baptismal service at 3 P. NJ.
should the day be pleasant, and evening
S rvice and confirmation at 80 p. M.
Bishop Hall will be here for the whole day
and clergymen are expected from away
TIE ladies are to serve lunch in their
parish house to all visitors, directly sitter
the morning service or as soon as it can be
prepared.
Adm Densmore is clerking in Wheeler
during the holidays.
Mrs. Hanes of St. Adams, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will Frazier,
returned to her home last Monday.
Concert at the opera house last Saturday
evening, December s, by the Hungarian
orchestra. This was one of the entertain.
ment course.
The grangers had a most delightful
evening last Monday. December 10, after
the regular business meeting. 1t was under
the charge OF the lecturer, Mrs. L. M
Cragin, Who had fine literary and must
cal combined feast. Below is the program
Instrumental solo, Brother Mailard ; song
Brother Fred Morse; reading. Brother
Perry song, Mrs Clarence Morse; read.
ing, Brother Whitcomb; instrumental
music, Miss Lottie Cuff; recitation
Brother Cutler. All taking their part
we'll.
The cosmopolitan club met at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Closson last Monday
evening.
Rehearsal at st. Marks new church thiI
evening to practice the music for consecra
ton December II.
Mrs. Sawyer OF Sterling, Mass, is visit
ling her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ella
lOlney.
\ Miss Alice Vittum of Felchville has beer
spending two or three days with her sister
Beulah. who is attending school here.
Hiram Wyman is on the sick list and UNI
able to work.
The Parks & Woolson company are put.
Ting in some new and improved machinery
John Ainsworth of Claremont was ir
town the first Of the week.
Adm Densmore gave birthday party or
Monday evening last, it being bis 21st
, birthday. Twenty-one beautiful carna.
lions were sent to him from . friend away
Mrs. Myra Goodnow went to Proctors.
vile Tuesday last to visit friends.
. Elaborate arrangements are being made
for the reception to be given the governor
Of Vermont and his wife by the order Of
the Eastern Star December IS.
1 Robert Fullam and wife welcomed a lit
tie son into their home very recently.
] A large delegation of the Rebekahs at
t tended the district meeting at Proctorsville
Wednesday, December IL.
We are glad to learn that Superintend.-
ent Dressed has been reappointed county
examiner by Gov. Stickney.
Il Charlie Kent and bride from Windsor
called on friends in town recently.
4 William Tinker's mother Of White River
Junction has been his guest for awhile.
4 Mrs. 81. H. Blanchard has just returned
/ from weeks visit at Windsor and West
d Windsor.
0. A. Noyes held his opening Of Christ
mas goods last Saturday and it was fine
display. This store is just what The towr
: has needed for long time and we hope il
t will be well patronized.
Miss Louise Kimball is assisting Charles
6 Forbush in the national bank until after
: the annual meeting.