Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-01-16
ABOUT TOWN.

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supper will be held in the vestry this af-
ternoon and evening.
The local articles usually found on the
first page may be looked for this week
on the fourth and eighth, what few there
are of them. All laws of arrangement
fail at such time as this
The Times is a kind of Westminster
paDer this week. The very complete &C
count of the town hall dedication there
last week was fortunate enough to be IN
before the office force broke down.
The following officers of the Sons of
temperance were not given in the list
published in the Times last week: E. E.
Ferguson, r. S.; Mrs. j. L. Bush, F. s.;
and Miss Nettie Davis, Asst r. S.
Officer Caldwell arrested and lodged
in the ''cooler'' last night refractory
boarder of Mrs. Conlin in the Square,
who was intoxicated and attempted to
skip without paying his board, after
threatening members of the family with
a revolver.
The brief cold snap of Monday did not
last long enough. The snow storm of
yesterday turned all too soon to rain.
Gen. Greeley's office is making bad work
of the weather and around here at least
people want to get out of the clutches of
''la grippe
The crazy supper and entertainment of
the Young Peoples Literary and Musi-
cal Society of the Congregational church
will be given in the church vestry next
Thursday evening. One feature of the
entertainment will be the exhibition of a
new kind of musical instrument called
the g Alintnophone."
Beginning next Sunday evening, two
evening lectures at the Universalist
church will be devoted to the considera-
ton of the Universalist profession OF
faith. The subject of the morning dis
course next Sunday is . All Things
Made New" the text being, "There
is no new thing under the sun" 'Behold
make all things new"
The concert by the Ruggles Street
Quartette of Boston will be given .Janu-
airy 81 and holders of subscription tick
cts will have an opportunity to select
their seats from l p. m. Wednesday,
January %, to 6 p. m. Friday, January
"a, at the store of Fairbank & Labaree.
Beginning Saturday morning, January
%, reserved seat tickets will be on sale
to the public at the same place.
The Baptist pulpit was occupied last
Sunday morning and evening by the Rev.
HI. G. Stafford of Boston. The text for
his evening discourse was Isaiah Xl, 81 :
s'But they that wait on the Lord shall
renew their strength; they shall mount
up with wings as eagles; they shall run
and not be weary :; they shall walk and
not faint Mr. Stafford is to supply the
pulpit at this church for the present.
The local correspondent of the Brattle-
boro Phenix is tickled almost to pieces
over a mistake of one figure in last week
Times which made a difference of 10C
years. He has caught us at last and the
error is frankly acknowledged, the only
consolation being that in world of fal.
lible and laundering men there is still
one left who is perfect in every way
Open and straight out criticism is wei
coined by the Times, so by all means LEI
it he known when you discover future
mistakes.
The Times Office is badly crippled this
week. The foreman of the job room. the
foreman of the news room and two COM
nositnrs have succumbed to the prevail
ing malady. Telegraphing to Other
places, it has been found that they are
in much the same predicament. If any
one is disappointed at not seeing some
particular thing in the paper this week
there ma, be comfort in the fact that II
has company in the stacks OF good, live
news and news advertisements that are