The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-28
BELLOWS FALLS

A special Thanksgiving day service
will be held Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock in Emmanuel Episcopal church.
The Masonic club will hold the sec
ond OF the series of winter dances in
Masonic Temple hall tomorrow even
ing.
The union Thanksgiving service will
be held this year in the Methodist
church at 5 clock Thursday afternoon
and Rev. j. w. CHESHIRE of the Baptist
church will be the preacher.
The Company E basketball team will
open its season tomorrow night, play
ing the Dartmouth Reserves. The Com
pany E second team will play the st.
Charles knights of Columbus team.
Rolling Stones, comedy well-played
by capable company, appeared before
the smallest audience of the season in
the opera house last night It was q
Fox Eaton attraction and deserved
larger-slzed audience, being one of
the best comedies seen here in MANY
months and with cast that knew how
to act, dress and entertain.
a series of special sermons will be
preached by Rev. A. c. Wilson in I'm
manuel Episcopal church during the
Advent season. The sermons will he
delivered at the 1870 a. m. services and
will be as follows: Dee. 3, Angels In
The Churchyard; Dee. 10, The Eldest
Daughter OF The King; Dec II, The
Silver Cross; Dec. "a, The Tears OF Re
pentanee.
The funeral services of Charles
Blanchard, who died SATURDAY. morning.
were held in the Universalist church
this afternoon. Rev. Y. Z. Blagbrough
otficiated. Mr.. Blanchard came here
about three years ago to be ianitor of
the town hall building Illness com
PEELED him to resign October /. From
that time his condition became worse.
He formerly lived in Alstead n. H.
The president of the chamber of com
merce has appointed his committee for
the coming year. The chairmen are as
follows. Retail trade, 0. A. Cast; mem
bership, A. S. Willis; industrial, H. S.
Bishop; town affairs, I. E. O'Brien;
agricultural, W. c. Belknap; civics,
Rev. A. c. Wilson; entertainment, Rev.
'. f. Blagbrough; transportation, F. II.
Rabbit; financial, a. H. Chandler; pub
licity, A. S. Willis.
Camille D. Muzio, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Muzio, and Miss Jennie Fiorev.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fiorev.
were married yesterday morning in st.
| Charles Roman Catholic church bv
Rev. Father J. D. Shannon. The brides
maid was Miss Julia Fiorev, a sister of
the bride, and John Hankard of North
| Walpole was best man. Mr.. Muzio has
been In Bellows Falls about seven wears
and Is IN the tailoring business. Mrs.
huzlo has always lived here. After
short wedding trip to Philadelphia
they will return to Bellows Falls, where
| they will make their home
Captain Melvin A. Hall, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Hall, formerly of Bel
lows Falls, has received high decora-
ton from King Albert of Belgium. The
captain, who is serving in the British
army, was requested to visit the roval
villa, and there King Albert personally
made him chevalier Of the Order of the
Crown. Captain Hal was born in this
village and enlisted in the British army
shortly after the war began. 1t is said
here that he is the second man
who has been given a commission in
the British army without declaring his
allegiance to the king and for
swearing his American citizenship. It
Is said he refused to do this and spe-
clal act by parliament was passed and
he was given a commission, rising rapid-
~ to the position of captain. He has
been IN many dangerous positions dur
ing his term of service.
| He-For the love of Mike ubv- aro