Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-02-11
TALK ABOUT TOWN.

Supplements to catslogs for sale at the
library.
Another one of the pleasant Odd Fellows
assemblies came off Tuesday.
The local C. L. S. C. has sleigh ride this
evening with supper following.
part of E. III. Stoughton post attended
the funeral of Mr.. Rogers in Walpole Sun
day.
Rev. Ellsworth Fullerton will speak at
Bartonsville next Wednesday evening at
O'Clock.
Ice cutting on Minard's pond began Mon
day. The ice is of better quality than last
season.
Rev. A. E. White of Cambridgeport, Mass },
will preach ut the Universalist church next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wales gave an enjoy
able card party to few friends last Friday
evening.
morning on the life and work of Rev. G. Fl.
Sturgeon.
The union temperance meeting will be at
the Universalist church next Sunday even
ing at O'Clock.
In the list of Vermont's some hundred"
the names of Bellows Falls and vicinity men
are painfully lacking.
The entire crew of train II on the Rutland
road has been laid off with the grip. John
Charles Ellis. who disappeared so mystic
riously from Westminster December p, was
found quietly at work in WestmoreIand,
N. H.
Miss Keefe's school had u sleighride last
Friday afternoon. Seighrides are becoming
exceedingly popular since snow came in suf-
icient quantity.
The young mems union prayer meeting
will be held in the Methodist church vestry
Iox ipv NJ or nnl A lx,rn mr.
men are invited to be present and bring their
friends.
James Conwell, who lives in North Wal
pole was badly burned on the hands and
arms at the sulphite mills. 1t was done by
some msmanagement of the chemicals used
in the digesters.
DIR. J. Sutcliffe Hill has been appointed a
member of the board of health in place of
DIR. Kirkland, resigned, and A. p. Crossett
special police in place of b. c. Buxton who
failed to qualify.
The Fall Mountain Paper company are get
ting ready to put eight or ten more piers in
the river above the present line. The piles
extend nearly to South Charlestown and
piers will be built nearly the same distance.
The Windham county board of under
writers held special meeting here Saturday
and passed resolutions protesting against the
poposed raising of rates on clothing, which
the New England Exchange have in consid.
Grafton.
freight train got off the track at Bartons.
vile Friday morning of last week. A set OF
trucks was broken and traffic was delayed
until a gang went from here and put new
set under the car. No serious damage was
done and no one was hurt.
Misses Annie Fletcher and Nettie Conant
gave drive whist party to 60 friends at the
residence of e.. l.. Fletcher Friday evening
The occasion was one of the pleasantest OF
the social events of the season. Master Louie
Arnold and Alice Frost acted as ushers.
The Methodist society are putting into
their church this week another furnace, be
ing unable to sufficiently heat the house il
the coolest weather. The new one will
have greater heating capacity than the ole
one and will be ready for use next Sunday.
III. A. Phelps is building work shop neal
his residence on School street which will b'
used as a store room for lumber and
place for his help to do inside work rainy
DAYS. Mr.. Phelps business increases each
wear, his contracts for the past year being
much larger than those Of the year before.
The arrangements for the dinner Of thu
Bellows Falls club at Towns hotel mex
Tuesday evening have been made on al
elaborate scale. The bill of fare provided i