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n y OCIETY was gladdened this week
~ by means of two brilliant functions
u on very large scale, the Carroll
Pearce dance at the Golf Club on

a OCIETY was gladdened this week
~ by means of two brilliant functions
~ on very large scale, the Carroll
Pearce dance at the Golf Club on
Monday night and the Wishon reception
on Wednesday night These two We're
the only large affairs. although a number
of minor functions have been given every
night.
There are many visitors in the city now
and it keeps the natives busy calling on
the guests of their friends. Small infor-
NAL parties at the Gardens have been
given every night and will continue to
be while the weather is so warm, by So
ciety leaders. A crowd is not desirable
at these affairs for the accommodations
are more suitable for a small affair or
a very large and elaborate one.
A certain society man has promised
to give very elaborate dancing party.
ii his man wins at the saucer track col-
test Monday night, SO many are looking
forward to that event anNiously.
The race track continues to be patron
lied by society people. 1t has become
quite a fad to gather a crowd and go
over in the tally-ho. If a common car
riase is used the party goes up on
top of the grand stand to watch the
races.
The Golf club will give very large
ana informal dancing party in few
days. which, of course, will be society
event of importance. For next week no
large affairs have been scheduled. Much
interest attaches to the marriage or MISS
Nell Slemons and Sidney Ellis, but to the
regret of their friends it will strictly
home affair With no one present but
relatives of the contracting parties.
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A Delightful Affair.

Grover c. Hemingway entertained a
few of his friends Monday evening at
his home on Anthony street. The house
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion.
The evening was spent in music and
games. During the evening all tried
their skill in drawing the tailfeathers on
the turkey. After much fun and close
contest the prize was awarded to Miss
Maggie Griffith.
A guessing contest was another fea-
ture of the evening which was also close
~ contested. Mr.. Kehoe succeeded in
winning that prize. All had their for
tunes told by the Gypsy fortune teller.
which added much amusement to all
present. At midnight dainty lunch was
served on the lawn. where many colOred
lanterns furnished lights.
Those present were: Miss Helen Pipes,
Miss Mable Johnson. Miss Celia Beacon,
Miss Nellie WEIGH. Miss Margaret Thorn
as. Miss Lydia Parshall. Miss Maggie
Griffith, Miss Edna ellis and Miss Clara
Geiger; Messrs. Meiklejohn. Ross WEIGH,
Les, kehoe and Hemingway. The Misses
Eva and Rita Hauswirth assisted the
host in entertaining the guests.
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before playing. but they enjoyed a gor.
geous dinner. strictly up to date for
they carried ice enough for the cool
drinks and butter. In the party in adj
dition the club members were Mrs. Aug
ust Frooman. guest Of Mrs. Elva Frey.
from Anaconda, Mrs. Alice Gabse, Mrs
Heilbronner and Mrs. Arson r. Tenny
Of Helena. The following club members
We're present: Mrs. Eva Frey, Mrs. Julia
Cnmmins. Mrs. L. p. Lewis. Mrs. Glare
Copestick. Mrs. Mona McLever, Mrs
Charles Chase. Mrs. Jack Sullivan, Mrs.
Richard COlville. Mrs. Eta Crimmons
Mrs. Meta Volts Mrs. Lulu Peters, Mrs.
Jennie Vollmer. Mrs. H. p. Owens, Mrs.
Vryde Drummon. Mrs. Kinnison Atkins
Mrs, John Barton, Mrs. Thomas Holmes
Miss Kitty Harris, Mrs. A. H. Mitch
ell. Mrs. r.. ]. Chase. Mrs. H. X. Emmons,
Mrs. Robert Shoup. Mrs. Harry Schultz,
Mrs, Park Peterson, Mrs. Jessie Lyle.
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A Lively Picnic at Nine Mile.

The members of the NJ. NJ. club went
out to Nine Mile canyon this week, leav-
ing early Monday morning in the tally
no and returning after dark. They were
bound to play cards and play cards they
did, taking with them long boards to
lay on the ground. Whist was tabooed
as quiet is considered by this club an es-
sential to the game. Euchre was played,
and when the bell rang each member
would leave the graceful position they
had been trying to assume. brush off
few bugs and worms and then continue
progress.
1t was lively game all right. The
members voted to not have the swell
open meeting to which their husbands
are to be invited until next month. not
then If it remains warm. 1t will be re-
membered that the club attended the
races in body and came home with all
kind OF money. which was to be spent
in big time later on.
The first prize, a lockwood vase, was
won by Mrs. Arson p. Tenny of Helena.
a guest. The second, a cameo PLAGUE,
the Three Graces was awarded to Mrs.
Heilbronner, another guest. The conso-
lation went to Mrs. L. p. Lewis, presi-
dent and one Of the best players. She
claimed that the anxiety she was suffer-
ing regarding the luncheon. or rather
dinner, clouded her judgment.
The club had a cold bite" at noon
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Carroll-Pearce Dancing Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll and Mr..
end Mrs. Richard F. Pearce entertained
their friends Monday evening at the
Golf club. Everyone and his Wife was
there for invitations We're issued TO
nearly go, although many regrets were
Of course received, people out or town
for that evening. The Golf house was
beautifully decorated, with the brilliant
red cleo ric lights SO prominent at the
carnival. They We're festooT I'd all over
ana the soft red slow was iaost becom-
ing to everyone.
The norches were all hung with, bright
hred Japanese lanterns and the whole
liace, inside and out, presented charm
ing appearance. The music for dancing
was furnished by Bergstroms orchestra
and the refreshments were in the hands
Of skilled caterers.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearce and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Carroll and Mrs. r. w. Carroll, mother
of Mr.. Carr oil, received the guest. Mrs.
Carroll was gowned in an exquisite lace
gown of white and with it she wore pink
roses. Mrs. r. w. Carroll was attired in
an artistic creation Of gray crepe COM
bined with point lace. Mrs. Pearce wore
a dainty gown of white mousline de sole.
Many of the guests present wore nand-
some gowns, many made for the occa-
sion.
Dancing was the amusement of the
evening and it was continued until
late, or rather early hour, commencing
shortly after nine. The affair was the
most elaborate and largely attended of
the season.
The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan,
MI and Mrs. Frank McGinn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Williams. Mr. md Mrs.
I
]. c. c. Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. William Tuohy,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Vail, Mr.. and Mrs.
}. H. Vivian, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wharf
ten, Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. O. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Wilson. Mrs. MacGinniss. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Mcbride, Dr. and Mrs. McNevin,
MIR. and Mrs. A. T. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Noyes Jr., Mrs. Crosby DR..
and Mrs. 7. ]. Murray. Mrs. Bruce Kirk
man, Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson,
MI. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Root, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ".
Rourke. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Dierl<s, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Farriss Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Forbis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Forbis,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Gal!ogly, Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Gilfillen. Mr.. and Mrs
Donald ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes,
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Paine. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Pfouts, Dr. and Mrs. Reed DR..
and Mrs. SEWERS. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Renisch. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse b. Roote,
Mr. and Mrs. George lockwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
+. Sander, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schatz-
lem, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Shaw, Mr..
end Mrs. Lyman A. Sisley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Tallant, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tower
DIR. and Mrs. A. c. Legatt. Mrs. Ruth
Legattt, Col. and Mrs. \. C. Lloyd, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph V. Long. Mr. and Mrs
Geoffry Lauzier, Mr.. and Mrs. James
il. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan j. Hennes-
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Heslet, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. o. HOdgens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hodgens Mr.. and Mrs. F. p,
Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. George Irvine
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel tombstone, Mr.. and
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dick to Mr.. Henry Maxwell Slemons was
celebrated at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood. at Honolulu. Hawaiian ISL
ands. Tuesday evening, July 9th, 1901,
at o'clock.
From letter reporting the happy
occasion it is learned that the parlors
were decorated with palms and choice
tropical plants and flowers. About
fifty guests were present, Miss Caroline
Castle played the wedding march, and
two little girl, Ether and Beta Kopke.
were flower girls. carrying baskets of
pink carnations. The bride received a
large number Of valuable and beautiful
presents in cut glass, China and Jap
anese work. The happy couple will visit
Il summer resort for time, when they
will return to Honolulu, where they ex-
pect to make their home.
The groom is a civil engineer by pro-
fession, and is highly spoken of by all
VIII have an acquaintance with him. HIS
former home was at Butte. Montana,
where his parents reside and the famil,
is most highly eteemed.
The couple met last winter while Miss
Laura was visiting the island and it was
case of love at first sight. \ short
cOurtship resulting in engagement and
marriage, which the many friends most
heartily trust will prove source of con-
tinued happiness for both
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Mrs. Rowland's Garden Parry.

Mrs. Fred ]. Rowlands entertained a
party Of friends at the Columbia Gar
dens on Wednesday evening in honor Of
her guests. the Misses MacLanahan Of
st. Paul. After Willing away some time
at the Gardens in having a general good
time the party adjourned to the Row.
land residence on West Broadway. where
a dainty supper was served.
The guests We're: Miss Alice Lowry.
Miss Anne Lowry. Miss Margaret Black.
iston. Miss Jean Sullivan. Miss Anne
Mechanism, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nc
CHM. Mrs. j. s. Casey: Messrs. Cole
Campbell. John Dixon. Sellers Largey,
Fred Slemons. Benjamin Cornelius.
George Curtis. Phil Carr, DR.. Tristrum.
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Robert Lane. Miss Edith Kennett, Miss
Marie Winant. Miss Adelaide Thompson.
Miss Beatrix Burroughs. Miss Nanette
Bishop, Miss kilgore.
Family Party at the Gardens.

= "AAAAAy 401Sy ~ V00 0&TOe00s
One Of the most enjoyed entertain-
ments Of the season was an afternoon
and evening entertainment at Columbia
Gardens. Wednesday. given by Mrs. J..
r. Oppenheimer and Mesdames George
ana Harry SymOns. 1t was a family at
fair. given In honor OF visiting relatives.
Inc afternoon hours were spent in see-
ing the sights of the Gardens and In
shooting the chutes. and in such other
sports as the resort affords. Dinner was
served at o'clock, table the entire
length Of the dining hall being filed by
the party. After dinner there was a
conversations for an hour. and the re-
mainder Of the evening was spent in
dancing. Besides the three hostesses
there We're present Mrs. L. Cohen of Salt
Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Newberger,
Mr. and Mrs. Rothenberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Symons. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sy-
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Oppenheimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Joseph. Misses Leah,
Blanche. Emma and Hattie Open
heimer. Misses Laura and Julia Gendrup,
and Msesrs. Louis and Henry Open
heimer, Aaron Symons. Guy Cady, Sig
Schilling. J. 8. Cohen. and about a dozen
young children.
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Vision Reception for Bride.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Wishon gave
a reception on Wednesday evening for
Mrs., Visions niece, a bride of a few
days and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. De
iNard w. Buckby. of Philadelphia, at the
residence corner of West Quartz and Ex-
Gelsior avenue. The bride was Miss
Maud Harrison: the groom is a mining
engineer and is a graduate of the Mis-
souri, State School Of Mines Mr.. and
Mrs. Buckby will remain in Montana.
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parted. after an unusually pleasant even.

ing.
Those present were: Edith DavieA. +.
X. Mulch. Villa Rhodes. Eugene Trask,
Lena Bowman. Anna Engo. George L.
McClelland. Grace Moves. Leroy Farm
ham, Winnie Golf, Harry Cole, Rupert
A. Cubert. Roy F. Hopper. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. F. Hopper. w. H. Daymer. Earl Gil.
bert. Susie r. Farnham. c. w. Morse,
Minnie Hogan. Harry Humphreys. Geo.
Forsyth. George Rhoden. Guy Higgins,
c. @. Fulton. George Ross and Josephine
StOtt.
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Mrs. J. K. Clark's Luncheon,

Mrs Joseph X. Clark entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon for her
guest, Mrs. Woodwork Of Portland, Ore,
at her home on West Broadway. The
decorations were in dainty white and
green and the name cards We're each
a green four-leaved clover.
Her guests were: Mrs. Sharp. Mrs.
Woodwork, Mrs. Fayette Harrington,
Mrs. John Noyes, Mrs. Lyman A. Sis
ley. Mrs. F. w. Blackford. Mrs. De Witt,
Mrs. Eugene Carroll. Mrs. James F.
Forbis. Mrs. I. D. Freund. Mrs. Thomas
1avell, Mrs. Ed Thompson. Mrs. McC.
White, Mrs. Sam tombstone, Mrs. j.
Milne White. Mrs. Walter NJ. Bickford,
Miss Rumley.
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G. W. Clark's Dinner.

One OF the brilliant affairs Of the week
was the dinner given at his residence
on West Broadway by Charles Walker
Clark. The decorations We're very hand
some, pink carnations being the flower
used. combined with smilax and ferns.
The name cards were exquisite bits Of
water color. After dinner dancing was
enjoyed.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs r. F..
Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll,
Mrs. Jack Noyes, Mrs. Bruce Kirkham
Mr.. and Mrs. McC. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Noyes, Mrs. Bruce Kirkham, Mrs.
Lawlor, Mrs. Margaret Cunningham,
Mrs. M. Troutman. Miss Frances Thorn
ton. Miss Adah Roberts, Miss Madge
Marks. Dr. Renick Mr.. Renick, Mr..
Whitley, Mr.. Fletcher. Mr.. Charles
French.
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Whist Fiends Meet.

Despite the hot weather the Whist
Fiends club Of Walkerville met on We'd
nesday afternoon nearly all the members
being present. Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. West,
Mrs. Conrad and Mrs Copestick were in-
vited guests. The club met at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Newton Brown on Towne
street.
The first prize, handsome handpaint-
ed Limoge egg basket, was won by Mrs.
Graham Farriss; the second, a pretty
chop plate was won by Mrs. Roy Ballard;.
the consolation went to Mrs. Pearl Con-
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American Beauty Luncheon.

Mrs. Enson Elliott gave an American
Beauty luncheon on Thursday afternoon
which was a dainty affair all through.
The double parlors of the residence in
Centerville We're decorated with Ameri-
can Beauty roses, intermingled with ivy.
the effect being very pretty. The man
ties We're banked from the floor to the
shelf with the flowers and ropes of ivy
running from the top of the mantel to
the shelf bore full blown roses. The
dining room was in American Beauty
rosebuds. not single rose. The ivy was
gracefully twined around the chandel-
lers and a curtain of the vine hid the
stringed orchestra. At each cover was a
handsome name card, water color of
some famous American beauty well
known on the stage. At each cover was
also placed one exquisite American
Beauty rose.
The guests were: Mrs. Noyes. Mrs.
Horace Winant. Mrs. Joseph Howard.
Mrs. Clavering, Mrs. Archibald Elliott.
Mrs. Edward Carpenter. Mrs. William A.
6heerer, Mrs. w. L. Nygatt. Mrs. Harry
Chester, Mrs. c. T. Pennington. Mrs.
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All in His Honor.

All In His Honor.
II Baby Alloys Lawrence thinks his
birthday Is thing Of public Importance
no one can blame him. His sixth birth
day came last Tuesday and he gave
party at Columbia Gardens. When he
arrived there with his guests and mother
he surveyed the scene in establishment.
1t was children's day and he thought all
We're out to attend his party. MY, but
there's lots Of Them" was his comment,
His second. There won't be ice cream
enough to go round"
Mrs. James Lawrence, his mother Mrs,
Noyes, Mrs. Harper and Miss Long look
ed after the little ones. They took in
everything, the chutes being the favorite
diversion. At o'clock the birthday feast
was spread under the trees and that it
was enjoyed goes without saying.
The guests We're: Maidie Leasing,
Joyce Leasing, Nettie Lawson. Retta
Jones. Baby Harper Lulu Long, Josie
Wright, Willie Wright. Harry Lawson,
Lance Lawrence. Frank Hilton. Jack
Norton Sam Leasing. Dwight Thomas.
Mrs. William Symons's Card Party.
Mrs. William Symons. SO4 West Park
street, gave pleasant card party Thurs
day night. 1t was q family affair amt
in honor Of visiting relatives. The even.
Ing was spent at whist and lotto, with
an interlude of delicious refreshments
at midnight. the party breaking up
about o'clock Friday morning. There
We're favors for every guest, and elegant
prizes for the prize winners at the carl
tables. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sy-
MONS there We're present Mr.. and Mrs.
*.
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Oppenheimer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Joseph. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. S. w. Newberger, Mr. and Mrs
Rothenberg, Mrs. L. Cohen Of Salt Lake,
Misses Blanche, Leah, Emma and Hat
tie Oppenheimer, Misses Laura and Julia
Gendrup, and Messrs. Louis and Henry
Danziger and ]. S. Cohen.
The George Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward George enter
tanned few friends at dinner quite in
formally on Monday evening at their
residence, No. 715 Utah avenue. The
decorations were sweet peas, gracefully
disposed on mantels. tables and electric
lights. The table was a mass Of the
pretty flower. mounded in the center.
The menu was a choice one, a feature
being brook trout sent in by friend
from the country.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack George. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Gilbert. DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Glib
bon, Mr.. and Mrs. Moves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Dayton. Miss Daisy West, Miss
Kitty Sullivan, Will Harris. Jack Long.
Earl Gilbert Entertained.
Earl Gilbert entertained a few of his
friends at the residence of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Gilbert, on Saturday
evening. The early part of the evening
was devoted to games Of all kinds, and
musical selections, both vocal and in
strumental. The host is we'll known as
a singer in the South Butte church and
elsewhere.
At a late hour refreshments were
served, and soon after the guests de-
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the groom being located in Mammoth.
{ The residence was decorated charm
1ngly with cut flowers and palms, the
color scheme being white and green and
pink and white. The first parlor was in
white and green, smilax and snowy
sweet peas. The second parlor was in
pink and white. the flowers used being
sweet peas and roses. The chandeliers
Were all embowered in smilax, the man
tells We're banked with smilax and flow
.ers, the color scheme being carried out
everywhere.
The dining room was in pink, green
and white. In the center of the table
was an immense basket of pink and
white sweet peas while ropes Of smilax
fell from the chandelier above in four
strands, falling to the four corners of
the table. From here the dainty sand
witches, coffee, ices, cakes and bonbons
We're served by the caterers in charge.
In the dining room bay window deli
cious punch was served by Miss Maggie
Corrette, Miss Elsa Russell, Miss Leila
Russell and Miss Clara Clark through
out the evening.
In the receiving. line in addition to
Mr.. and Mrs. Vision and Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckby, We're Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ].
Heuneke, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Pyle,
DR.. and Mrs. Gum. The bride wore her
wedding gown, dainty white creation
of tilmy material combined with lace, en-
traine. Many very pretty costumes were
noted.
Throughout the evening the Italian
stringed orchestra was on duty and
added greatly to the pleasure of the
evening. Over one hundred and fifty
guests were present, and one and all
thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
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Bellows Falls Locals.

Mis-, Steele of Jamaica Plains, Mass, i,
the guest of Mis-, Margaret Williams.
P. E Griffin has been appointed admin-
istrator of the estae of the late Daniel
Relihsn.
The citizen of North Walpole held a
meeting Friday evening to consider the
matter of better protection from fire. There
was variety of opinion as to what ought
to be done. Some favored hydrants, some
a steamer and others thought that an ar
rangement could be made with Bellows
Falls to have the department here respond
to calls and favored having an article
placed in the warning for the corporation
meeting to see if the village would grant
the privilege. A committee consisting OF
J. J. Fitzgerald, j. W. Cahalane, w. Il.
Kiniry, John Carroll and james Barrett
was appointed to investigate and report at
the annual meeting in March.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-03
Miss Gertrude Hayes and William are
visiting ia Worcester, Mass, this week.

Miss Gertrude Hayes and William are
visiting ia Worcester, Mass, this week.
Both the Congregational and Uniive ST.
list churches hold annual meetings tonight.
A candy maker is an attraction in the
show window Of the f. b. F. store this
week.
DIR. Parker of New Bedford, Mass, was
guest at j. G, Days from Saturday until
yesterday.
The Ladie,' Afternoon Whist club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. BLOOD
and Mrs. Hazelton on Atkinson street.
The engagement is announced OF Fred
b. Eddy, formerly of Bellows Falls, to
Miss Bessie Eleanor Gilmore OF Chicago.
A fine oil painting OF Hon. A. N! Swain
has been placed in the freq public library
OF the town OF Reading, OF which Mr..
Swan is a native.
The Christmas music will be rep ated
with slight notifications suitable 10 the
Epiphany season on Sunday morning in
Emmanuel church.
| The Bellows Fall, friends of Henry o.
Alexander will be pleased to learn that he
| his recently been elected a member OF the
common council OF Boston.
II Rev. F. X. O'Neil, who for some time
was curate OF St. Peters parish in Nortl
Walpole, went to Manchester, N H., yes
terday to be curate In s.. AIMS par sh.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clark OF Boston are visit
ors at f. H. Cla ks, having arrived yes
te,dAy. Mr.. Ga k is a crayon artist ant
two or tire years ago had an office il
Uno block.
Moses Miller is now cole proprietor o
the shop which ha, been run since it wa
= built by H. E. Cox. He took possession
yesterday. Mr.. Miller is anxicu, to get
good business running in this mill.
1t is expected that Jeffries, who was i
Bellows Falls with theater company
couple OF weeks ago, will go into trainin
at West Baden, Indiana, next week for bl
: fight with Rubin at Cincinnati, in Feb
j ruary.
Mrs. Edward G. Osgood will form elias,
q e, in oil painting, water color painting an
e charcoal drawing next week. All VIII
g wish to Join either of these classes wi
kindly notify her at their earliest COZ
e venience.
Rev. J. Lambert Rees, a missionar
from Shanghai, China, will be present Q
Sunday next in Immanuel church.
special missionary meeting will be held {
the usual hour of Sunday evening servic
. 6 o'clock.
. j. c. Simpson, former principal of II
t high school, and Mis-, K,ttie Slower wei
t married in Portsmouth, N. H., Tuesds
and have gone to Washington on the