Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-03
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1901.
Bellows Falls News

Mrs. George r ,od # South Woodstock
is vsi ing her sis er, Mrs. A. j. Damien.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1 b. Newman aud Clar-
ence went to Boston Tuesday for a stay of
few days.
| Miss Maud johnson, who visited rels-
tives here for week or more, returned to
her home in Maiden, Mass, TUESDAY.
j, II. Booth OF Chester is now head
clerk at the Commercial House.
Miss Belle Stuart, who ha, been sick for
the past six or seven wesks, is now better.
| Scion Sumner entertained a party of
friends at tea at Towns hotel Sur day ever
ing. e"
P. II. Conway Of 81, Paul Minu., is q
guest at H. d. Rydefs.ttis~seR.s $50
i Col E. G. Osgooi was chairman of the
Twentieth Century convention in Burling-
ton Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Mason, who rooms at Ed
W ard E Fergus on's, has been confined to
the house for several days by sickness.
Madam Sanford arrived today from Og-
d nsburgh, N Y, where she has been
spending some time with her son, Rev Ed
ward Sanford.
The gentl men of the Westminster club
entertained the ladies Monday evening Tor
the first time thi, season.
Mrs. Julia R. Shtrwin slipped on the
sidewalk Saturday near the home of Miss
Ka Williams on Westminster street and
br Ike enc OF her wrists. She is at the
home Of Mrs. c. L. Barber.
Mrs A die nj. Zuiil entertained her
music and painting scholar, on New Years
eve in recognition OF handsome pa lor
lamp pr, sented her by her pupils at Christ
mas me.
G. B. Carpenter, who wa, employed in
shop in Ivoryton, Conn, during the sum-
mer and tall, ha, r. tur ned to Bellows Falls
and expects TO have employment in the
Ray shop.
Next Sunday at the Congregational
church thu re will be ception OF mem
b rs followed by Communion. In the
evening the chur h will lin union SER
vice at the Baptist church.
Rev. W. E. Lang and Mis- Julia A
Kinsman were married in Rochester New
Years day. Mr. Lang was formerly the
Methodi't pastor at Athens and is now To-
Gated at Loui vile, N. Y.
E. D. Crosier began a day and night
hack service yes erday. Order books were
lett at the Chase Furniture company and
Andrews drug store and at the stable.
Telephone connection at the stable day
and night.
Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Lewis held oper
house at the Metz odst parsonage from 10
M. to 10 P. NJ New ar's evening, and
during the time large number of their
parsbioners and friends in the village call d
and passed few very pleasant moments.
During the ev mig E,ner's string quintet
provided music. Dainty rrtreshm, nts Of
fee, cocoa and cakes were servt d, Mrs.
N j. Wood ell and Mrs. w. E Rowell
offici.ting a, pourers during the day and
Muses. Gertrude Howard and Mary Baker
during the evening.
| As the time approaches when the Ma
sonic ball is usually held the inquiry is
made if one is to be held thi, season, and
We are assured that such is the case. The
Ma,ons of Bellows Fall. vi / tender their
ususl benefit to Holy Cross Command ry
on Thursday evening, February IA, in
| Union ball, and they hope to make it even
more Of a success than the aff4 of year
ago. The bail will be conducted on the
same general lines as that of last year, all
mast Ma.ons acting as committee of in
vtation. and they are privileged to invite
their friends whether they are Mason. or
not. The mu ic will be special for the oc-
casion and for the first time in Bellows
Falls wi be rendered the new Holy Cross
Commandery march, written by Bagley.
George B. Wheeler will do the honors of
floor director. The arrangements for sup
per and sale of tickets will be announced
later.
New Years at the Churches.