Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
SPRINGFIELD.

Thanksgiving brings home the college
boys. Dan Barry and Alvah Eaton from
Norwich University, Mortified, Milton
Slack and Howard Pusnam from U. V. NJ.
are few of the many home for the recess.
Miss Alice Greenwood has been visiting
relatives in Cavendisk.
Everett knights was in West Windsor
Sunday.
Miss Mabel Ward, who is teaching in
Poultney, came home soday to eat her
Thanksgiving dinner with her parents.
She will return Saturday morning to Poult-
ney.
Rev. J. Malcolm Smith has been the guest
of Rev. FIR. Fish and conducted conferences
three evenings while here, at st Marks.
The meetings proved to be exceedingly
helpful, and very we'll attended. Rt. Rev.
A. G. A. Hall will be heref for Confirmation
the Sunday before Christmas. Next week
comes the sale of fancy articles in the Par
ish hall afternoons and evenings for two
days.
George Farr has his family moved into
the Harlsw tenement on Valley street, and
Elmer Cady and family Nave moved into
the house they have recently purchased of
Milton Harlow.
Mrs. Joseph Jones went Saturday to join
Mrs Paul Rogers Fish, who is at her
mothers in Brooklyn, n. Y; they will re-
absence Mr.. Jones is the guest of Rev. FIR.
Fish.
Mrs. w. n. Bryant of Ludlow has, beer.
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Eben Full
lam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Noarse are settled in
their new home in the tenement recently
vacated by Mrs. Fleming.
III. W. Randall was, in Ludlow recently.
Last Tuesday evening THE Parish
PRIEST drew crowd at the Opera House.
1t was, under the direction of George II.
Stiles.
Jehial Putnam has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Trombley, in Highgate.
We noticed in last weeks Reporter a
most excellent paper by Rev. w. 0. Allen
of the Methodist church. which was read
at Wilder at Preachers meeting, on the
"Social Functions of the Church"
Mr. and Mrs. John Slack intend to spend
the coming winter in California
Wednesday evening Springfield grange
held its Harvest Feast; all who know any
thing about it know that the grange feast
is something to remember for a long time.
These suppers are alM avs very pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Cragin have moved
into the Sparrow block on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keith visited in
North Springfield last Sunday.
MISS Annie DenS1nOre mas Deen entertain
lug Miss Butterfeld from Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hardness, gave a
dinner party to some of their friends last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. S. A. Brock of Rutland, has been a
recent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler of Bellows
Falls spent Sunday with Miss Kate Cor
bett.
Bert Lovejoy and friend of Clare
mont spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
StearnS.
Ed Bailey has returned from a visit in
White River Junction
Rev. George l.. Thompson of the Univers-
alist church, preached the Thanksgiving
sermon at the Congregational church to-
day
Fred Parkhurst has sold his house on
Highland View.
Mr. and Mrs. Bemis are at their farm in
Baltimore for short time.
One would hardly be convinced that
winter is drawing near when he sees the
buildings being erected in almost every
direction
| Mrs. Corey, who has been quite sick
with rheumatic trouble, is much better.
IT Maynard and Clark Chase from
Bellows Falls were in town recently and
called on their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Lamb, ON Olive street.