Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-02-18
TALK ABOUT TOWN.

L. t. Howard moved his family to Wor-
cester, Mass, Tuesday.
Canton Skitchewaugs fair and ball at
Union hall tomorrow evening.
Twenty-Five degrees below zero yesterday
morning, the coolest of the winter. ,',y
The snow rollers were called into requisi-
ton again last week for the second time this
winter.
The regular monthly union Temperance
meeting was held at the Universalist church
Sunday evening.
The boom which was put into the river
just above the dam last fall has been cut out,
several men being ut work on it Monday.
Town reports have been issued from THE
TIMES press this week and distributed to
voters. The report is about the same size as
all recent reports.
4 The flyer from the north was two hours
and half late Monday, owing to hard
storm in Canada. The train got stalled In
the drifts and bad to be dug out.
The schools closed yesterday, to-day and
tomorrow so that the teachers might attend
the institute at Brattleboro. Miss Capron
took part of her school with her.
The room occupied by Miss Gates as =
millinery store is undergoing thorough re-
pairs. New floors are being laid, shelving
changed and other repairs are going on,
Work on the. Westminster suspension
and snow come. The approaches are partially
completed, but little more can be done at
present.
As MANY have been in doubt as to whether
the gallery would be open on the night of the
I Odd Fellows ball, the management wish to
say that seats can be had there without extra
charge.
Dealers and the postmaster say that Valen-
tine day was never so generally observed as
this year. Some Of the dealers were cleaned
out before the day came and the demand lar
exceeded the supply.
The ice barely extends across the river be-
low the mills, a narrow neck only Joining
the two sides. Below that the river is open
for several miles. Above the dam 1t Is closed
to the next falls above.
The .Choral Union, is doing good work
and ginning strength under direction of j. ID.
Lawrence. Rehersals are held each Monday
evening, and they are now working on 1.-The
Wreck Of the Hesperus."
A freight train loaded with s.Imperial,
Aomr nasseI thro,,ph here Tuesday. Some Of
the. .ars were fancifnilv decorated with de-
;,snS sin;l.r 70 those seen nm the advertising
cards issued by the same firm
rha ,o,nc mon,s uoi,n nr,ver maetino
will lie held n the yestry of the Methodist
hmrch newt Mondav EVENING at I o,clork
Ali rm,ng mon are cordially invited to come
AZ ale Their friends with Them
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Ineie Meie wv "ieo I'm ", .no Tmr.ono'uS
r0ao pe.meen anu ~ , ue suay
They were no' SIT SERIOUS, anu ane trachs were
soob from Keene each time however
0os = -
Huhloohs orone st p.ayeu d. socia' as as
sempiy at histeau las. friuay evening; by
the way, lnls oicn ; - - uoins goou ueaI
OF business TINS winner. IL Dein? 'the one most
1requen''y ca''eo III 'n's anu auJoil'hS towns.
A team knocked down Provost boy on
the east side of the square Monday. He was
somewhat shaken up but not seriously in
1ured. rasl urtlns anu careless.es IS. On Tue
poy par "eie 'he wv oauses VI VIC aoei-
oent.
The Y. T.; ). {. E. OF the Congregational
church VIII hold a socable III the churcn "a
vestry Friday evening, February ly, at 30
O'Clock. A pleasant time IS anticipated ana a
cordial invitation Is extended 10 all OF the
young people.
1t is interesting to note that North Adams,
Mass, is going through the same experiences
Win the E1LcDDurx cOTpOTdliOu tIdl hetHt