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

ID. H. Hills is confined to the house
with sickness.
Mrs. II. S. Cady has been in Boston
the past week.
Mrs. B. F. Richmond has been having
siege with the grip.
Mrs. Carrie Warren returned to her
home here last Thursday.
DR.. Robinson had his mother and
lady friend visiting him this week.
Edward Burton is sick with pneu-
monia at the residence of Jerry Harniss.
The fine shedding of the past few days
makes things lively for the lumber men.
Mrs. A. S. Watkins is caring for her
aunt, Miss Stella Ranney, during her
serious illness.
The members of the dancing school
held social dance at the Town hall last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Watkins, who
have been visiting in Newport and Prov
idence, sp mt Sunday in Boston on their
return trip.
The auditors were in session yesterday
looking after the accounts of the various
town officers, as was also the board Of
civil authority.
Mrs. S M. Nutting went to Springfield,
Mass, Yesterday to visit her cousin,
Mrs. Nellie Sampson, wife of Supt.
sampson of the Connecticut River rail-
| road.
The Ladies' aid society held social
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. d. G..
Wright last evening. A large party en-
joyed the hospitality of the host and
hostess.
Ferd Evans, whose death is noted I'M
der the usual head was a skilled stage
driver in the days when the stage was
the only public conveyance. He has
made his home at the residence of Mrs
Eliza Clark for nearly two years.
Miss Hand. teacher from Salt Lake
City, spoke on the evils of M ormonism
at the congregational church last Sun
day evening. She held the close atten-
tion of large audience until the close of
her address. She is ready and rapid
talker and seems to be thoroughly inter-
ested in her work. 1t seems little hard
for Vermont to have the credit of being
the birth place of the two great Mormon
leaders, as Well as John Moves, who
founded the Oneida, n. Y, community
The Bellows Falls correspondent OF
the Phoenix last week, in speaking of
the new IRON bridge and the benefit that
would be given to the town of Westmin-
ster, forgot to say anything about the
benefit which Bellows Falls and neigh
boring towns are to receive without any
expense to them. This is large aud an
expensive undertaking for town of this
size and wealth to take upon itself. We
hope our brother will be a little more
magnanimOus in the future when he
crates on the bridge question. We are
of the opinion that some of these towns
ought to contribute something to help
US.
The Y. p. S. G. f. will give a conun.
drum supper at the Town hall, Wednes
day evening, February II, from unit
s o'clock, after which the company will
adjourn to the upper hall for socia
time. The young ladies are requested
to bring aprons all finished with the ex
ception of the hem, also needle, threaC
and thimble. A prize will be awarded
to the best needle Boys bring
your jack-knives and look out for thI
prize. Both old and young are cordial
~ invited. The bill of fare for the con
uu1lum supper is as follows: Sub
stantials: l. An Ancient Sacrifice; 2
Intoxicated Bovine; 3. New England
Brains; 4. All Things to All Men; 5
A Group of Islands; +. A Mischief
Maker; Z. What Most People Need
8. Fruit of the Loom.
Appetizers: l. Fruit of the vine
2. Elevated Feline; 3. Labors Strong
hold; 4. What Boy Calls his Sweet
heart; 5. Baked Sweets. 6. Imper.
finance; Z. A Cold Vowel; s. Old
Maids Delight.
Desserts l. Sliced Sweetmeats; 2
Mans Delight; 3. Sweetness; 4. A
Wise Beverage; 5. Changeable Politi.
clans; 6 Delight of the Orient. z.
What do When l Wash my Finger.
Your choice of six for ten cents. Extra
five cents each.
TOWNSHEND.