Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
Miss Ida Davi, Of Leominster, Mass, is
ost nj Miss Florence Clouph.

M guest OF MISS Florence Clough.
! Mrs. Lizzie Davis is confined to- the |
bopse by severe cold. s
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Riggs spent Tues
day in Kingston, N. H.
Mis-, Elizabeth Lewis, who is teaching
!, Bradford, is home on a two weeks vaca-
ton.
John Church, wife and daughter of Bos-
ton visited at Randolph Dodge's Tuesday.
%. L. Fisher and family of Westminster
na,,ed Christmas at Clark Chase's.
Mrs. Mary l.. Bowers will 60 to Pine
hurst. N. c., next Tuesday whers she will
pas, the winter.
The schools in the. town Of Rockingham
will open for the winter term January 7.
The high school at Bellows Falls will have
one session daily from S.15 A. M. until /. 10
P. M.
Mrs. w. W. Dodge was called to White
River Junction this week by the sudden
death OF Mrs. Angus Mcdonald.
Superintendent Lord went to his home
in Ellsworth, Me-, yesterday, where he
will visit for week or more.
The Wales, Frost and Campbell families
made happy family party at P. H. Had
ley's Tuesday.
Guy G. Crosier Of Keene passed Christ
mas with his brother, E d. Croser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Arnold of West
min, ter passed Tuesday at j. c. Church's
F L. Underhill of Burlington is visiting
his mother and brothers here.
Miss Jennie Granfeld passed Christmas
at her home in Waterbury.
Maurice Dorney passed Christmas ir
Rutland.
F. W. Burbank of New York was in
town Monday.
John Murray of Springfield, Mass.
passed Christmas with his friends in Nortl
Walpole.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Higgins on Ssxtons River street Tuesday
Mr. Higgins is the proprietor of the fsl
market.
DR.. and Mrs. Hall Staples OF Grafton
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Griffith and Arthu
and Amy Griffith OF Keene and Eugen
Blaisdell Of Boston passed Christmas at G
E.Howard's.
W. D. Veazey of Laconia, N. H., jun
Tor member of the firm of Jewell, Owel
& Veazey, counsellors-at-law, visited hi
sister, Mrs. w. A. Brown, one day las
week.
The Rutland News observes: "Johl
D. Rockefeller's recent gilt of S15, 900 t.
Vermont academy will probably have tn
tendency to reconcile the people OF thi
, state, particularly those interested in tn
: favored institution, to his enormous rake
l off from the Standard Oil extortions."
The next free lecture under the ausplce
) Of the Young Mems club will be given IL
the vestry OF the Congregational church OIL
the evening of January - by Prot. Z. ii
Richardson of Dartmouth college. Ih'
subject will be descriptive and Expert
mental Chemistry" with series of e1per
iments. 1t promises to be very interest
ing evening.
Irwin K-lley passed Christmas with hi
parents in Northampton, Mass.
Saturday and Monday we're busy days q
the express and post offices. The flood o
boxes and bundles would have swampet
everything if there had not been som'
tall hustling. Teams we're employed in de
lGvering the bundles which came through
the mail, and all that had arrived we're de
liyered by Monday night, and the board
were cleared again Tuesday noon. M
on.,s Christmas was married because Their
VA, DELAY in delivering his presents.
The week of prayer begins Sunday
! January 6, with a union service at tn
BAPTIST church. During the week thre'
union services will be held as follows
Tuesday evening at the Baptist church
Rev J. n. Reid leader; Wednesday even
g 100 at the Methodist church, Rev. q. K b
Dodge, leader; Thursday evening at tn
Copgre gational church. Rev. F. w. Lewl
leader. The second Sunday in Januar.
union service will be held at the Congre
r.t;onal church, and the third Sunday a
the Methodist church. For each OF tn
: Sunday evening services, the 9th, 18th ant
> Goth, an interesting speaker from out
y town will be secured. A complete pro
Gram of the week Of prayer will be givel
in the next issue.
The Germans OF Bellows Falls and sur
:, rounding towns have organized lodge 2
. the German order Harugari which will b
a. I Cob;IIar The folio vino officer