Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1889-06-27
vesper service in the Congregational


church next Sunday evening at o'clock
The subject of the discourse at the Uni
versalist church next Sunday morning is
"Credentials of Christianity"
The members of the Band Association
are requested to meet at the Banquet Hall
on Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock. A gen
eral invitation is extended to all interest
ed in keeping up the band to be present
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give a lawn party on the lawn of Mr.
Sawyer on Friday, tomorrow, evening
Supper, consisting of ice cream, strawber-
ries and cake will be served-all for 80
cents.
George F. Lowell has purchased the III.
w. Sabin farm in the "basin' through
| the real estate agency of l.. S. Hayes,a
George A. Brown has sold his dwelling
on the north end of Williams street,
| known as the Labaree house, to Mr..
| Hayes.
The following are letters advertised at
ending June "a: Mrs. Katie j. Ladd,
| Mrs. S. l.. Newton, Mrs. Harriet b..
Thompson, A. Brownberg, Willie Davis,
Fred c. Lord, M. Kane, Joseph Welsh,
| VIM. Walsh.
When the next issue reaches the read
ers of the Times it will be the glorious
Fourth. Nothing interesting is promised
| in Bellows Falls. The usual pandemoni-
UNI will probably reign here, and this, to
| the youthful mind, at least, will suffice to
keep the memory of the day green. A
celebration is the order of the day at
Warren's Pond, and "Kommodore" Hill
ton promises one at Lowell Lake.
A survey has been made on School
| street and the fence set north two feet,
making a broad, commodious walk, and
what is better still it is going to be con-
creted so as to be passable in wet seasons
This enterprise has been brought about
| by quite a sacrifice on the part of the
| property holders, who gave the lane
along the walk, but they will be more
than repaid by the convenience it viii
furnish them and the public generally.
A change of time is announced OF
the Vermont Valley and Sullivan Coun
ty railroads. The afternoon mail 90
ing south will leave Bellows Falls al
l.5O O'Clock and the White Mountain eN
press south will leave the Falls at "A p
m. An additional mixed train north viii
leave here at $50 a. m. and the noon mai
train north will leave here at II .55 a. m
The White Mountain express north will
leave at 1897 p. m.
The contest between the two sides il
the Sons of Temperance eliminated
week ago Monday evening, when the re
suit of the count showed that the broth
ers had beaten the sisters 20 points, tn
former having made 319 and the latte
300. The outcome of this was a supper
which the ladies furnished last Monda,
evening, as forfeit for their defeat III
division is now in more f1ourishing con
dition than it has been for a long time
| TOIby-lOur lncIlDerS were present Tn
18th. Miss Barry, preceptress of TIL
high school, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoade
are some of the new members.
The Cheshire Railroad offers the fol
lowing rates to the Monadnock Mountai
House and return: Bellows Falls, 1925
Walpole, $2.10; Westmoreland, $3.50
East Westmoreland, SLIGO; Keene, $1.35
Marlboro, $l.15; Fitzwilliam, $1.15
Winchendon, $1.50; Ashburnham june
ton, $1.75; Fitchburg, 1928; Concord
Mass, 1919; Boston, $4.75. The ticket
must be used on the day they are pu1
chased, but are good to return until NJ
vember l. This gives people in the town
named good opportunity to visit Nc
nadnock, from which so grand vie'
may be had in pleasant weather.
PERSONAL