Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-12-27
TALK ABOUT TOWN.
Her dewy lips are parted
A half an inch or more;
She sleeps.
If she would shut her mouth
Perhaps she wouldn't snore.

She sleeps.
If she would shut her mouth
Perhaps she wouldn't snore.
Happy New Year.
North Walpole schools closed last
Friday for two weeks vacation.
The Odd Fellows have their annual
election of officers this evening.
Christmas trade at the stores was not
up to that of the past two years.
George Bali has 'Iaunchedn an ice
boat on the river above the dam.
The Knights of Pythias have dance
at Lovell's hall next Monday evening.
H. III. Davis was fined $40 and costs
Friday for one offense of selling liquor.
The Daughters of Rebekah had
dance at Odd Fellows hall last Thurs
day evening.
An excellent crayon portrait of Miss
Kate Minard has been in G. E. Ca
pron's window
The water in Minard's pond is slowly
rising, there being now about A inches
above the pipe.
The interior wood finish for the West
minister club rooms in the new Arms
block has arrived
G. III. Shepardson has leased the
Wooley house on Henry street extern
sion and will move his grocery store
there.
Skating is the. popular amusement
these { avs, and the ice is in perfect
condition for the enjoyment of the
sport.
Jay Lawrence had part of one foot
taken off in the hopper of his fathers
grist mill at Lawrence's Mills Saturday
morning.
Miss Annie Bemis of Saxton's River
is to take the seventh grade school,
formerly taught by Miss Minard, next
term. G. Herbert Osgood will teach
as third assistant at the High school.
r. III. Ramsay skated into an air hole
near South Charlestown few evenings
ago, but got out all right, though there
was no one around to give assistance.
Our clubbing list is published this
week. Select your favorite paper or
magazine and we will furnish it at big
saving over the regular subscription
price.
The wedding of Rev. j. w. Naramore
to Miss Winifred Ball takes place today
at the home of the bride, Rev. l.. L.
Beeman, presiding elder of the district,
officiating.
Letters advertised: Mrs. Annie Gal
lagher, Mrs. Annie Genop, Eva B.
Fish, Daniel Courts, William j. Con-
way, w. J. Howard, William Grimes,
George Lyons, Charles D. Stewart, J.
G. Thayer.
Persons having garments of any ma
ture soever which they would be glad
to give in behalf of the Associate Chari-
ties are asked to report to Mrs. b. r.
Campbell. All articles will be gladly
received and promptly acknowledged.
The Central Vermont railroad will
sell special round trip tickets for New
Years, good going December 81 and
January 1, and returning good until
January 5, at fare one way for distances
over SO miles, and two-thirds for short
er distances.
John O. Spring has contracted to
build the brick work of the new mill
walls of the building will be all brick
a I'd the roof of iron, minimizing the
danger from fire. Work will be rushed
t, get the mill running again as soon as
p,ssible.
Levi Dufrane was before Justice Will
Hams last Friday on charge of being
an accessory in stealing an Overcoat
from Glynn's store at Saxton's River
His nephew, Henry Couta, was recent
ly bound over to the county court on
the same charge. Dufrane was dis
charg d.
The North Walpole hotel was raided
early Sunday morning and about 20
young men found more or less started
on their annual Christmas celebration.
Q ute large quantity of liquor was
found and the proprietor will have a
hearing at Keene to find out what use
he intended to make of the liquor.
Th> members of the Ladies society of
tie Unversalist church will hold their
lat IN eeting of the old year in the par
lors to-day. A business meeting is to