Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-10-30
VeighbOring Towns
SPRINGFIELD.

he Ladies' society of the Universalist
rch meet at the home of Mrs. Maitland
ell. Mrs W. H. Loveland and Mrs.
yell entertaining, this afternoon.
Mss Lizzie Jacobs of New York city is
guest of her sister, Mrs. o. Allard
lights.
The Parks & Woolson Machine company
as given two weeks notice to nine or
Zen men that they will not be needed on
ancnuut of a lack of orders coming in.
Some Of TIL men are married and with VIM
ter coming so soon, and fuel high and other
prloes mi proportion it makes them feel
''blue."
Albert Bannister has been having vaca-
tion and has been deer hunting.
The kitchen of the Methodist church has
been thoroughly repaired. The Methodists
are to have a chicken pie supper very soon.
Ward Warner of Bridgeport, Conn, has
been visiting in the family of his brother,
Ed Warner.
Beginning this week Rev. Paul Rogers
Fish will hold the 7.30 A. NJ. services in the
sacristy thus saving heating the church,
only FRIDAYS Saturdays and Sundays when
people will find the church well heated by
the sexton This week Tuesday being st.
Simon and st. Jude's day there was cele-
bration of the Holy Communion at 80 in
the sacrsty. Also on Saturday, it being
All Saints. there will be celebration at
afternoon the ladies of st. Marks met in
the Parish hall with their rector.
November Is Mary Howe will sing here
at opera house and all music lovers
will have rare treat.
This afternoon Rev. Charles Roads, D.
d. of Philadelphia, Pa, conducts Sunday
school institute the afternoon session be-
inc at 3 o'clock, in the Congregational
church. conducted in manner resembling
a teachers institute This evening DIR.
Roads will speak in the Methodist church
on the "Modern Sunday School," All the
Sunday schools of the town are co-operat-
ing and neighboring towns have been in,
vted. This surely must be profitable and
exceedingly helpful
The Kings Daughters met last week
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Henry Morgan on Morgan street.
Seats are on sale to all now at Wheeler's
DR. the Mary Howe recital at the opera
ouse November 10.
The banquet of the Mems Seminar at the
Agregational church was a social sue
IN Mrs. Ellis Reeves, with her granddaugh-
Ter Miss Maria Reeves, of Vershire have
zen visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rankin.
E Frank Mason is very ill at the home of
fr. Wiley. His parents and sister Doro-
ly are here from Providence, R. I. We
arm that he has undergone an operation
appendicitis.
Mrs. Eben Fullam has been visiting her
lrents in Ludlow.
Mrs. Amy Harlow has rented her house
! Brownsville and will spend part, If
OF ALL of the winter with her daughter,
RS. Everett Knights
Chauncey Nourse left on Monday for sew
.al weeks stay in California, also Mr.. and
Yrs. Ellis Graves and Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID.
latch left Rochester Monday for winter
California. They expected to leave Chi
go at S.15 Tuesday morning.
Henry Morgan is having two houses built
pearl or Morgan street.
Mrs. William Tinker of Charlestown was
iltown last Friday to attend the funeral
oAiiss Maggie Jones.
[. Dressen, Jr, was confined to the
hAse by illness part of last week.
Gr. and Mrs Will Morse welcomed a
ME daughter in their home last Satur-
q.
springfield Camp, No. 1921, Modern
3odmen of America was organized Tues
g night of last week by District Deputy
IS. Sidelinger, assisted by State Deputy
30. Palmer of Burlington. There were
oln the charter list. The degrees were
Eked Tuesday night by Rockingham
mp of Bellows Falls. The following are
y officers elected and installed: j. I'll.
1anety, George o. Farr, w. E. Giddings,
y III. W. Ward, III. S. Way, Sidney Hem
eEay, Albert Bannister, f. l.. Ranney,
Aert Craigue. Much enthusiasm was
SsIwn in camp and this bids fair to be
lale local order as it makes much of the
soal and fraternal part.