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

Mrs. c. P. Aloee has gone to Orange
Ma.sg.0e os't 2'I''''~' '+
Miss Annie Brown Of Wellesley. Mass
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mr.,
A. H. Brown. 9'Iipt w'''tt
Mrs. Mary L. Bowers was called t.
Pepperell. Mass, Friday by the death O.
biother-in-law, Mr.. Oliver.
Mrs. G. H. Muzzey returned Monday
from stay Of several weeks in Maine.
Miss Jessie Judd left Saturday to spent
the school vacation OF two weeks at her
home in South Hadley, Mas.
Miss Frances Morse is home from Mis-.
loves school in Stamford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brosnahan and Mi,s
Margaret Neyland spent Christmas in Still
River, Mass.
j. E. Keefe and family passed Christ
mas in Fitchburg.
Albert Derby aud Miss Josephine passed
Christmas day in Keene, guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Rossman.
Clarence w. Bush spent Christmas with
relatives and friends in Brockline.
Misses Ethel and Jessie Dowlin spend
the holidays with their uncle and aunt, DIR.
and Mrs. Monroe, in Orange, Mass.
Byron Robinson was in town Monday on
the way to his hom. in Hartland.
H. O. Thatcher visited brother in Bar.
louisville Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry E. Bowtell left Monday fol-
Rutland.
Mrs. M. E. Richardson, H. G. Richard.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Richardson and
F. 3. Paul and family passed Tuesday al
j. A. Houghton's in Saxtons River.
The W. G. T. U. will hold its regular
monthly business meeting next Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs. Vira Fin
ayson on Hapgood place. : ~.
The choir at the Universalist church for
several Sundays will be assisted by an or
chestra. Special attention will be devoted
to congregation al singing.
The concert and dance to be given by
the senior class of the high school will be
in Union hall Monday evening instead of
Tuesday evening OF next week as an
nounced last week.
Miss Alice Jackson returned Friday
from visiting schools with the musical d.
rectors of Boston, studying the methods
and work OF the schools in the city and it,
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Walker entertained
family gathering Tuesday, comprising
Judge and Mrs. Walker OF Grafton ard
G. S. Frost and family Of Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Loveland OF Ben
ningson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith and
daughter Of Windsor, Miss Clara Bennett
OF Alstead and Mis-, Stella Durham OF
Bsrtonsville passed Christmas at f. M.
Howard's.
Nj. George E. Wright and Miss Jennie
L. Hall OF Rockingham were married by
Rev. Albert Hammatt Saturday, Deem
Der 221, at the Universallst parsonage.
After wedding trip they will return to
Rockingham.
G. w. Cox, superintendent of school, in
Stockbridge, Mass, came to town on bust
mes, Friday and returned home Monday
accompanied by his sl,ter-in-law, Miss
Davidson, who is to pass her vacation
there.
A party consisting Of Mr.. aud Mrs. +.
G. O,good, Miss Nellie Dean and William
Ayton attended Christmas exercise by
the Sunday school at Lawrence Mills
Santa Claus and about so others we're
present, and pleasant evening was en-
Joyed Tuesday night.
Col. E. G.. Osgood, president of the
Christian Eade,vor union of Vermont, ha,
sent out circular letter in a measure
reviewing the work Of the past year, and
urging renewed effort in the labors of the
new year. Among other things the letter
says: :" In my greeting to You let me
urge you to attend if possible the Union
Tw n'ieth Century convention to be held
at Burlington, December 81, 1900, and
January and 2, 1901. This convention
will be unique in many ways. 1t will be.
remember, mass convention. 1t will be
3 union convention of the three young
peoples societies of the state. 1t will be
held the last day of the old year-old cen.
fury. 1t will be held the fret day of the
new year-new century, and we want you
there. We want large number of En-
deavorers present to invoke inspiration
from above. also to gain inspiration from
each other" =