Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-11-15
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HMen's sheepskin leggins at WAITE's,
Bellows Falls.
Harry Gibson is at work in the Hotel
Fullerton livery.
+. J. Knapp of Bellows Falls stopped
at The Fullerton Tuesday.
A. D. Fletcher spent most of last
week at his farm at Londonderry.
Jason c. Jones has sold his farm to
Orcott Il Baker of Pawlett for $4,000.
DR.. William Raymenton of Worces-
ter, was in town few days recently.
Four new Rochester lamps have re-
Gently been placed in the high school
room.
Rev. J. II. Robbins, formerly pastor
of the Baptist church, was in town last
week.
Thirty-two tickets were sold at this
station last Tuesday for the Montreal
excursion.
Mrs. S. B. Christy has gone to Welles-
ley, Mass, to live with her brother,
Thomas Whipple.
The ladies of st. Luke's society are to
give hot turkey supper in the hall
day evening.
The first sleigh of the season made it's
appearance last week Friday, and at
this writing, Tuesday, we are having
fine sleighing.
William Barrett, who has done such
good work on the stones in the ceme-
terry, has gone 70 Bellows Falls to work
in hardware store.
Mrs. Frank l.. Junkins and Miss
Annie Chandler attended the funeral of
Mrs. Charles Capron at Bellows Falls
last Monday afternoon.
The young ladies of the high school
have scarf drill in preparation which
they say will Guido the young gents in
their military movements.
The dancing school is progressing
finely under the instruction of Prof
Foley of Rutland. The class now num-
bers about So. The next school is Fri
day evening.
Leon Johnson of Springfield and
Miss Ethel Greeley of this town were
united in marriage last Monday even
ing. Rev. E. J. Beach performed the
marriage ceremony.
The Town hall was we'll filled with
people last Saturday evening to listen
to the illustrated lecture given by Rev.
Perry entitled Lake Champlain" and
it was well worth the price of admis-
sion.
On old and young folks ball will take
place at Hotel Fullerton on Thursday
evening, November 30. Weeden's or
chestra of six pieces will furnish music.
A grand time for alliwho attend will be
assured.
A Masonic sociable, to be held at the
lodge room, will occur Thursday even
ing of next week. All master Masons,
with their wives, are requested to be
present and help make the occasion
pleasant one.
The high school students will give an
entertainment friday evening G, N5oosvefnna-
Der %, the proceeds Of which are to be
used for the purpose of purchasing guns
for the high school cadets. The exer-
cises will consist of speaking, music by
local talent and two or three farces.
A L. Hamilton, the to be proprietor
of Hotel Chester at Chester Depot, will
open his house to the public on Wednes-
day evening, November %, with
grand ball Huntoon's orchestra of
Bellows Falls has been secured to fur
nish music for the occasion.
The next 1yceum at the high school
room will occur next week Wednesday
evening when the question, Resolved
that arbitration in the settlement of
disputes between labor and capital
should be made compulsory" will be
shown up by A. d. l.. Herrick and
Fred Wiley on the affirmative and
L. A. Balou and Clarence Austin on the
negative,