Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-03-10
TALK ABOUT TOWN.

Local lawyers are rusticating at Newfane
this week.
An auction sale of musical goods is in
progress in Blake's block. ~
Regular meeting Of E. II. Stoughton Relief
corps this evening at 7.30.
The Blue Store has been improved by the
application Of paint inside.
The number of cars of coal now in the
depot yard is larger than usual.
There was a missionary meeting at Imman-
uel church last Friday afternoon.
The young people of the Baptist church are
to give a butJernut crack tomorrow evening.
The young mems prayer meeting will be
held at the Congregational vestry Monday
evening.
The ladies of the Baptist church will have
a sugar supper at the vestry next Wednesday
evening.
r. G. Hitchcock has been vanishing the
interior of his store, improving its looks
greatly thereby.
Rev. Frank Magwire from Massachusetts
is expected to preach at the Universalist
church Sunday.
Some trouble on the New London road de-
layed the New York noon train yesterday
more than an hour.
Fairbank Il Labaree have the contract for
the plumbing and steam fitting on the new
hotal at Springfield.
The closing dance at Alstead last Thursday
drew number of couples from here. Hun
toon's orchestra furnished music.
The supper at the parish house last Thurs
day was given by Mrs. G. w. Black, Mrs. n
III. Farr and Mrs. G. FL. Williams.
The monthly union meeting will be in the
Baptist church next Sunday at O'Clock p.
m. Subject: Sunday Dissertation.
The street force have been busy this week
thawing out frozen catch basins and partially
disposing of the rivers in the streets.
Walter Wilson, who lately moved here
from Niagara Falls, occupies the lower tene-
ment in S. w. Stuart's house on South street.
Mr.. Dedrick, employed in the express
office, has moved into the rooms in i. E..
Dewey's house, formerly occupied by l.. f.
Baldwin.
at the UniveIsalist church tonight. The
ladies will want to see 1.-The only young man
in town."
The ladies of the Congregational society
have just sent three barrels of clothing to a
coored school in Selma, Ca, the value of the
gift being $50.
Mrs. Provost and Mrs. MeIlish now occupy
Mr.. WoOley's house on Henry street. Mr.
Henry has taken the house on South street
vacated by Mfs. Mellish.
Ralph Deal moves into Willis Griswold's
cottage on Atkinson street, recently occupied
by Lafayette Brace, from c. L.. Fletchcr's
tenement on the same street.
The gentlemen of the Congregational
church will give an oyster supper i'm the
church parlors next Thursday evening They
will serve all who attend in their best man
ner.
A gang of Fall Mountain workmen are put
ting pier. into White river at Hartford for
the log booms this spring. They use about
5000 feet of lumber and 60 cubic feet of stone
in each pier.
The brown stone( tournaments on the Opera
House begin to show signs of having had
scarlet fever or measles. AT any rate they
are peeling and the spots show a Lighter
color beneath.
Don't forget that the popular Star course
of entertainments closes next Monday even
ing with the Macy-Appletons in a grand con-
cert. 1t will prove lifting finale to a very
superior course.
At the Walpole town school meeting last
Saturday, North Walpole was defeated in its
attempt to secure a new $4,000 school house.
Rut failing in that, they have two of the
school board and the way is open for them
next year.
The snow storm promised by one of our
local weather prophets for Monday must
have been lost in the wilderness of clear air
and sunshine. A clearer, more beautiful day
il seldom enjoyed i'm this part of the country,
particularly at this season. Predict the next
one for July 4.