Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-12-14
TALK ABOUT TOWN.
1t Beats Everything.

The angels met the new come soul
Beyond the pearly gate,
And showed him round the heavenly place
To be his future state.
He wandered round and round and round,
They teok him everywhere;
And all the time he talked to them
About the late Worlds fair
The Mt. Kilburn Wheel club have a ladies'
night tonight.
The Foresters are preparing new play
for presentation soon.
The Rockingham Whist club meets at Red
Mems hall this evening.
All the stores where holiday goods are
kept, will be open every evening next week.
Two dancing schools are being well patron
lied at their weekly sessions.
The Daughters of Rebekah have a dance
in Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
The Fitchburg railroad pay car came YES
terday to gladden. the hearts Of its employees.
Buswelrs bakery has changed hands, 2. j.
Putnam of Gassetts becoming the new own
er.
There Is talk of the addition of eight or ten
young ladies to the vested choir of Emmanuel
church.
Charles Taggert of North Walpole came
across young deer few days ago while out
hunting.
The annual election of officers of E. H.
Stoughton post, G. A. r., will be held this
evening.
Will Martin has leased the night lunch
cart, and the proprietor has gone south for
the winter.
One of Washers bakery teams ran away
Saturday morning but was caught by Charles
Rice before damage was done.
The Bellows Falls Book club has recently
taken In severa! new members and organ
lied new division. The club now has 80
members.
Rabbit hunters have been out beating the
woods for game since the recent SHOWS but
the mortality in the bunny family is not in
creasing alarmingly.
Schools close next Friday, and open again
January 2, after remarkably successful
term with the exception of large number of
absentees because of the measles.
The regular monthly supper will be served
at the Congregational vestry Thursday even
ing, December IA at $50 O'Clock by Mesdames
Chase, Thwing, Blood and Livermore. All
are cordially invited.
J. L. Simonds, clerk at Towns hotel, was
presented with handsome candy doll Tues
day night by some Of his friends among the
commercial travellers. 1t is now on exhibit
ton In the hotel office.
About 40 friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
keene called on them Saturday evening to
welcome them home from their wedding trip.
As slight token of their friendship hand
some sideboard was presented them.
Horace Phelps, aged 76 years, an old resi-
dent OF Bartonsville, was buried at Saxton's
River Thursday, December IA. Obituary
services were held at the Bartonsville church
Rev. Z. E. Marggraf of Bellows Falls, offici-
ating.
The Mt. Kilburn Wheel club has decided to
give minstrel show this winter, the date be-
Ing set for February 1. All their previous
efforts in this line have been crowned with
success and it is believed that this show will
surpass them all.
The free library is now running at high
tide. Last Saturday there were over 500
volumes out in the morning and notwith-
standing the usual large number that are re-
turned on Saturdays, at the close of the day
there were IL more than in the morning.
Joseph Brown and David Nichols, both of
the tramp fraternity, were taken to Rutland