Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-13
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, DECEMBER, IS, 1900.
Bellows Falls News.

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Will G. RJutenbrrg's new three-storv
house on Williams street is nearly COM
plsted.
The Woman's Social club viii meet with
Mrs. o. d. Gray Friday evening, December
Ia.
G. w. Lsbaree started yesterday on
business trip to Hartford, New Haven.
New York, aud points on Long Island.
H. 9. Elliott has been able to resume
business during the past week after pro-
tracted sickness with typhoid fever.
Eugene Griffith returned the first Of thu
week from Newport, N. H., where he has
been since Thanksgiving: '1s.eg =, s, :;
Mrs. John, H. Williams entertained
q party Of friends at whist last evening. q
The ladies' society Of Emmanuel church
viii meet in the Parish house at P. NJ. to.
day. Tea will be served by Mrs. Went.
worth and Mrs. Burnside.
The conservation Of St. Marks Episco.
pal church in Springfield will be Monday,
December II, instead Of Tuesday as at
first planned.
The hearing of the case Of the state VS..
Mrs. Margaret Rel, which was set for yes
terdsy afternoon, was continued to Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. Rel has obtained the
services OF Attorney Fits OF Brattleboro.
Bishop Hall will be 10 Brattleboro next
Sunday to attend the institution of the new
Episcopal rector ia that place, Rev. Mr..
Mathison.
John w. Flint and family expect to
leave next Wednesday in private car for
New York and from there will 60 to
Thomasvllle, Ca, for the winter.
All singers in town and surrounding
towns are urgently invited to Join the Bel
lows Falls Choral union which meets every
Monday evening in the high school build
ing at 7.45.
1t is hoped that the townspsople vii
show their interest in the Choral union BY
a large attendance at the Unions first pub
lie ehearsal Monday night, December II
Mrs. j. A. Bush was called to Orange
Mass, Monday by the illness of Mrs. H
E. Bush and was recalled home Tuesda
by telephone to attend her husband VIII
was taken sick Monday night with tonsili
tbs.
The w. R. G. will send box to til
soldiers home for Christmas. II any cit
zen would like to contribute anything
would be gratefully received. All article
must be left on or before the goth wit
Mrs. Minnie S. Underhil, Ellen M. Cas-
Carrie M. Cady, Nellie A. Brown, Ell
F. Pike, executive committee.
S. j. Cray expect, to have his grocer
departmen open by January l. The stor
to the north OF the meat market is bein
fitted for this department.
The W. c. T. U. will hold a mother
meeting with Mrs. J. c. Day on Schoe
street next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clocl
Subject, "Pre-Marital Heredity."
cordial invitation i, extended to all mother
to be present.
Tomorrow night at the Opera house wi
be seen that beautiful extravaganza in tw
acts, "The Gay Masqueraders, headed b
the prince Of comedians, Harry Brow,
who was seen here for several years
"The Devils Auction"
The rehearsal OF the Choral union ne,
Monday night will be public. Those ha'
ing honorary membership tickets will /
! admitted to this rehearsal free of charge
a small admission fee will be charged fl
4 others. Miss Wright of Newport, N. H
\ who is well known here by reputation, wi
d be present and DO the solo work.
A debate will bs held next Tuesds
night, December IS, at 8 o'clock in tt
= vestry of the Congregational church, und
the auspices Ct the Young Mems clu
The subject will be: Resolved, That Il
rural communities OF New England a
retrograding. The affirmative side W
be taken by John B. Morse and DR.. Min
and the negative by Walter C. Smith al
F. S. Adams
d Superintendent Garvey of the Americ.
lie Express company took trip last week
s West Stewartstown, N. H. The par
10 was composed of the governor OF Ne
r, Hampshire and his council, and Mr.. Ga
ut vey. A special car was furnished by Il
,e Boston and Maine railroad for the tri
it Sunday night the party was showed in al
,e obliged to wait two hours for sno
plough to go to their assistance.