Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-11-24
TALK ABOUT TOWN.

The dry goods stores will all be closed to-
day.
The clothing stores will not be open for
business to-day.
The postoffice will be closed this afternoon
from 2 until O'Clock.
A night lunch stand has been started on the
street by Rutland man.
The water will be shut off from the pond at
8 O'Clock Sunday morning.
The morning train for Boston now leaves
| at $50 O'Clock instead of at 8.
Ia number from Chester and Springfield at
tended the play Monday evening.
The next meeting of the Columbian Whist
club will be held Tuesday evening.
The annual Thanksgiving dance at Alstead
| tonight will attract crowd from this place.
iron bridge left Wednesday for Groveton,
N. Y.
Rev. G. Fl. FarnswOrth has moved into the
new Methodist parsonage, recently COM
pleted.
The Democratic flag at the depot was
whipped into. ribbons by the storm Friday
night.
| A number from this place took in the Har-
vard-Yale football game at Springfield, Mass,
! Saturday.
Victor Brinn has bought of j. A. Eaton &
w. LOulS DduudIdls uOuSc Ou AtklUSOu
| street.
Miss Sylvia Green gave reception to a
party of young people at Towns hotel Thurs
day evening.
| Rev. Day of BrattlebOrO preached at the
Congregational church Sunday in exchange
with Rev. Fullerton.
| The Farm Machine shop was shut down
Monday and Tuesday while the boiler was
being repaired.
| An instructive series of articles on home
dressmaking. by Olive Harper, has been be-
gun in our Women's department, and will be
Of great interest to our lady readers.
Someone started a fire among the leaves in
front of DR.. Whitmans house Tuesday night
and had it not been discovered opportunely,
a serious cOnfagratiOn would have resulted.
The new Methodist parsonage is completed
and the pastor and his family are moving in.
Next Thursday evening, December 1, there
will be parsonage opening when all friends
will be welcome.
| from the effects of the carbOic acid which she
drank by mistake. 1t was only a one per
cent solution or the accident might have had
more unpleasant termination.
The Daughters of Rebekah gave leap year
party at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening,
which was attended by about 40 couples.
HuntoOn's orchestra furnished music for
|
Here's hoping your turkey is fat one.
The turkey was tender, and all in place;
| I did the carving and she did the grace;
Kissed her, toO-and she did not grieve;
| "Lord make us thankful for what we received"
The Metropolitans are to give grand sa-
cred concert in Union hall sunday evening.
! Everything will be in perfect keeping with
the day and there are some very pretty Sc
lections on the program. 1t commences at 8
O'Clock.
The ladies of Emmanuel church hold their
annual fair December 8. Among the at
| fractions " i'll be a tambOurine drill by a corps
of young ladies who are being drilled by Miss
| Kingsley, teacher of physical culture at YER
mont Academy.
The Academy Daily is bright and healthy
| publication just started at Vermont Academy.
| 1t dea with the daily life at school and
though small in size it covers its particular
| field in admirable shape. May it attain the
success it deserves is the wish of THE TIMES.
The storm Friday night damaged the tie e.
graph service considerably and Geographic
communication with the north was complete
| ly cut OF. As the train dispatchers were I'M
able To locate trains, they were all late, being
! Obliged to run much trains did before the
telegraph was invented.