Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-27
WESTMINSTER.

B. F. Sleeper is confined to the house by q
severe attack of lumbago.
| A well ladened Christmas tree, with sing
ing, speaking, etc by tho boys of the Kurn
Hattin home and the girls of the Harriet
Goodridge home, was held at the Admins
tration building Monday evening. ~ y
Mrs. Frances Richmond received the news
of the death OF her uncle, John Cole, at
Keene, N H., Saturday.
Mrs Cyrus Cook Of Hinsdale, N. H, is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs. h.
r. Bond. "s
J. X Le:ch and Walter johnson are paint.
ing their large barns with the paint prepared
and sold by W. A. Hall at Bellows Falls.
The services at the Congregational church
we're inter esting and appropriate for Christ
mas Sunday. The sermon by Rev. G. h
DeBevoise and the music by the choir were
in entire accord with the thought OF the day,
which is SO generally celebrated throughout
| the world. Ia the evening a fine Christmas
concert was given, the music taking promi
nent part in the exercises. The church was
decorated with evergreen, and the committee
having the whole matter in charge are en-
| titled to much credit.
Mrs. r r. Barber DR., is entertaining her
sist, r, Miss Brown, from Connecticut during
the holidays.
Deacon L. G. Richardson and family enter
tanned Mrs Richardson's brother and sister
OF Putney, John Austin and family and Mr.,
and Mrs. E, A. Parker, Christmas.
George B. Hall, who has been foreman for
II. G. Baxter & Bros. corn canning factory
hsre for q number of years, expects to soon
20 upon the road for the same firm, selling
tories; his territory will be in the west.
Mrs. Arthur Farnum of Newfane spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. j. F. Ward,
this week.
Rollo Rice, in the employ of the B & M
railroad at Windsor, has been with his par
ents brie fly this week.
The steam saw mil, which has been 10
Gated on the river farm in the south part OF
the town, has been moved near the residence
of c. A. Peck.
Charles Davis ct Boston spent Christmas
with his sisters, Mrs. G H. Allbee and Mrs.
Woodbury..
James T. Maynard, Jr., state superintend
emit of the junior society of Christian En-
deayor, Will deliver an address before the
Union Twentieth Century convention ut
Burlington next week.
c. Buck, who came up last week t.
spend sunday and Christmas with his famils
fall from Lumber wagon near the railroa
last Friday, one wheel passing over him. No
bones were broken although he was severely
hruis, and Jared and suffered considerable
from the accident.
Miss Cora Fisher is spending the Christmas
vacation with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. 0.
l.. Fisher.
The service at the chu CHI this evening will
be Christmas praise service, which every
one is invited to attend.
Miss Corinne Blodgett spent few days
with her aunt, Miss Emma Blodgett, the first
of the week.
0 P. Fullam and family are again spend
ing the winter months in the j. F. Ward ten
ement.
Mas Harriet E. Wright, who came from
New Haven last week to attend the funeral
of her brother, E P. Wright. is spending her
vacation with her father, D. G. Wright.
The Fortnightly cub will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. o L Fisher Monday evening; the
subject will be The Closing Century"