Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-03-10
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are visiting in town.
Miss Mary Tenney is again under the
care of DR.. Robinson.
Nj. r. Keyes expects to move to the
Stearns farm this spring.
Arthur Farnum returned from his trip
to Westboro, Mass, Tuesday.
w.. s. Fem is attending court this
week as juror from this town.
d. c. Wright was housed with sickness
last week, being unable to attend town
meeting.
III. f. Bond goes to Greenfield, Mass,
to-day to attend the funeral of his
brothers., Austin's, wife.
Mr.. Hobart, who has been spending
the winter in the family OF j. G. Fem,
returned to Londonderry last week.
Fred c. Steele and family expect to
occupy the house recently occupied by
Charles w. Gates in the near future.
Nothing has been learned from the
canning business and the matter re-
mains in the same condition as last
week.
Miss Stella Ranney is slowly improv-
ing from her long sickness. She is cared
for by Mrs. c II. Rideout and her
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Carrie Fem, Alice Dascomb and Wal
lace Ranney, who have been at Meriden,
N. FL. attending school, came home Sat
urday for the spring vacation.
NJ. G. Witherell and family have
moved their goods and chattels to Wind
ham. What is our gain or loss will
probably be the same to our sister town,
Rev. C. w. Thompson expects to go to
Boston the last of the week for a shori
vacation. 1t is expected that there
will be no preaching next Sunday nor the
week following.
The one busy place in town these days
isat the location of he new bridge. The
trestle was put in last week and now
the iron is being put into position. Get
your nag ready.
Mrs, j. Holton came Tuesday to assist
i'll the care of htr mother, Who has been
seriously i'll during the past week, but at
the time of this writing is thought to
be slowly improving.
b. f. Atcherson is preparing for the
spring campaign in the carriage business
by an unusually large assortment. There
is no need OF your walking. even il you
have to use a saw-horse for motive
power, when carriages are so cheap as
they are at present.
Mes,rs. Richardson and Underwood
have sold the homestead of the late John
G. Richardson to Oscar Perham of Bel
lows Falls for $1625. We understand
that Mr.. Perham will occupy the house
soon. This will be good news as we
have altogether too many houses vacant
in the village this winter.
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stock of goods for sale at cost or less.
Mr.. Sleeper expects to close out his bust
ness as soon as possible and would like
to sell to some party who will continue
the business at the old stand. This is a
good location and no doubt some one
will avail himself of this opportu-
nifty.
This town ought to have society
with long name. A recent case of
cruelty was inflicted upon an overloaded
team by young man who, if he had his
just deserts, would be spending his vaca-
tion at Windsor or in some other hospit-
able institution. When horses are
knocked down and mercilessly beaten
with sled stakes and cant hooks for no
other II ason that because they are un-
able to draw their load, it is time for the
law to interfere.
Officers of the Valley creamery
awarded the contracts for cream gather
ing for the year ensuing as follows: The
Westminster West and East Putney
route to r. Il. Fenton at 50 90 per trip
the Westminster and Walpole route to
Rollo Metcalf TT 81 G5 a trip and he also
does the freishting at $l.00 per ton
Messrs. C. A. Peck and Walter G. Nut
ting have been the efficient and oblging
cream gathertrs on these routes during
the past year, and no doubt their sue
cessors will give equally as good salts
faction.