Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-16

chase Of new organ for Odd Fellows hall.
Members OF the Sons of Temperance are
requested to meet at the Congregational ves-
Try sunday evening at O'clock, for the an
hNersary service which is to be held at 7.15.
Cha' les Dean, who has been in the employ
nearly 10 years, has left their employ to ac-
cept Il position AS foreman in John II. Moore
II Sons mill.
Allbee Il Babbitt are placing a Thatcher
furnace IN the residence OF Rev. l.. l.. Bee
man at Windsor, and also have contract to
p,ace one IN the store of George +. Scott at
Clarcmont n. III.
>, rhs Ladies lie union of the Congregational
church will meet Thursday afternoon and
evening IN the church parlors with Mrs.
Leonard, Mrs. llildreth and Mrs. Osgood.
supper served at $50 O'clock
Fred Rand of SaXton's River gave the girls
at Vermont Academy a seighride Friday to
tn's place They stopped in the square for a
a oi,iit' any serehahed one OF our popular young
clerks with a number Of songs.
A hearing was held by the railroad com.
ml,sioners at Gardner yesterday on the death
OF IhomaS Burke, who was Killed at Ash
burnham February %. A number of rail.
ROAD men from here were called as witnesses.
The Illustrated lecture on Monday evening
IN the Baptist church by Rev. G. G. Sargent
Oh Ciaremont was an interesting one. The
many children to he present who would haye
especially enjoyed it.
The man who is drilling the artesian well
at the scythe snath works has gone home
sick, and work is suspended for the present.
Inc wen Is ow down about 10 feet, having
passed through quicksand and strata Of
granite that made work difficult.
The clam chowder supper at the Methodist
church Friday evening was well attended
anu the Young did ha ~,
comi manner. Prof. S. S. Wright again
Invited his French class to supper. and all the
conversation at the table was in French.
James Mcdonald of North Wa'poIe. who
died last January, was member Of the car
penlers' union. There Is a benefit fund con-
hecteu with the union, and Il check for 5000
was recently received by the widow from the
UNION headquarters. He had been a member
| or the union about a year.
we have had one of those combination
| weeks as regards weather. and people who
| haven't been sati.fi at least part of the time
| should emlgratt to some other country. It
lsn't every state that can furnish rain, snow,
| 10 degrees i'll the shade and zero weather ali
within "A hours.
| Henry S. Frost has just sold another nice
pair of horses which W ent to A. A. Packard of
the firm of Meekins, Packard g. Co.. of
Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Frost has had remark
ably good luck in matching up nice pairs, and
what is still better. is selling them at good
prices and satisfying his customers.
The thaw this week has satisfactorily
| proven the worth of the water works extern
sion. The water at the dam at the head of
the pipe is over the top of the pipe, and A.
II. Brown estimates that the water is now
running through at the rate of 400 900 gal
Ions day. There was % inches of water in
the pond yesterday noon, a gain of eight
inches since Sunday.
| No IL
the town Friday morning. leaving his partner
and the attractions to shift for themselves.
| The fat boy was sent home and Capt. w. III.
| Fav or held the ca AS security for the rent
of the hall. Other attachments were placed on
| the animal for bills contracted, but Tuesday
! they were all sett ed and the calf was shipped
| home.
A combination of wheels and runners is
necessary these days to do business success
fully. In some places the snow is worn down
to the pavements, and away from the square
it is fair seighng. Most of the mill teams
are on wheels but some freight teams from
outside are Obliged TO transfer from runners
| to wheels before they can reach the depot.
jaw Riars "Uncle Toms Cabin, company
| are booked at the Opera House for March %.
1t is one of the best of these companies on the
road and about the only one that adheres
strictly to the lines of the hook. Unlike
others, they don't have four Evas, Topsies
anu OhCit lOli Dut arc WI up WIN thO
regulation number Of good people
c. w. Burr, clerk of the electric street rail-
way company, says matters are quiet now be-
cause it is impossible to do anything with the
ground frozen. AS soon as the frost gets out
of the ground the survey will he completed
and work on the line pushed forward rs fast
as possible. 1t will probably lie several weeks
before the ground will be in condition TO do
much work.
| ho in 10 iopol church
next SUNDAY evening will commence at 1.l5.
The pastor will preach to the Sons of Tenn
perauce a memorial sermon OIL their fifteenth
anniversary. Lewis Lowell has kindly con-
scented to tell the citizens of his experience In
the Keeey cure Institution in North Conway.
1 The subject of the sermon will be A Plea
e with Citizens for a Safe Village.
Advertised letters:-Mrs. Thomas Hauley,
: Mrs. E. +. Hoiban, Mrs. c. NJ. Wyman o
5 Mrs. James Conelon. Mrs f. Nj. Segar. Della
Griffin. MAY Louise Elliot, Rena V. Darrell
Mary Keefe, E. w. Stanley, A. E Ellis, ID
G. Emerson Mike Connors, H. Davis, George
W. Williams, William Sweeny, H. s. Hans
/, wood, w. o. Gray, Fred Luce. John keefe
p. NJ. Keefe. John Moynahan. j. }. MELON.
aid. Tom Mcdonald, Charles p. Smith
George w. Parker.
One of the grind>tones in No. pulp MIL
! of the Fall Mountain works burst TUESDAY
nisht One piece flew through the door and
another large piece went tHe Hooi i"u
: broke the case of new water wheel WHICH
was put in the dav before, and smaller pieces
| flew to all parts of the room. Fortunately nc
!, one was injured. The stone was new one
having been put in about month ago. II
, was two feet wide and 80 inches thick, max
!, ing quite a mass of stone to be flying promis
. . cuou>ly about.
c.. W. OSgood entertained his Sunday
school class again a few evenings ago at his
. house. He gave them very interesting &C
: count of his recent trip to Washington az
delegate from Vermont to attend the cenven
ton which petilioned congress for an APP
!, preparation to make survey for deel
I water canal from the great lakes to the AT
lantic ocean. Many interesting things we're
learned nv those present In regard to tn
g great number of water WAYS in the world
t both in regard to their extent a, d the ex
$ pense of constructing them. Many OF tn'
great advantages of such waterway wer'
8 clearly shown.
Jack WEIGH. who has been working on thu
II quarry this winter. made things lively II
North v alpoe yesterday. He first got load
4 ed with whisky, and then proceeded to ceaI
, out Denny Brennan's saloon. He went at !
r in much The same m inner the Kansas wOmer
do that class of work, and began business by
: smashing in the door. Brennan NATURAL!
e objected. hut Welch kept on and smashed
several windows, using his fist and any stra!
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