Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-18
Notice.
TALK ABOUT TOWN.

Early to bed.
Also to rise,
May make man both healthy and wise,
But if OF wealth
He'd gain the prize,
He mustiiI forget to advertise.
Printers Ink.
The F. B. L. grocery has a new mar
bic door plate.
Browns block on Canal street is be-
ing newly painted.
Huntoon's orchestra have a dance in
Banquet hall next Saturday evening.
About so from here took advantage
of the excursion to Boston last week.
Shepardsou has moved his bicycle
livery to Dominique block in the square
The gaudiIy painted advertising car
of Bristol's horse show passed through
here yesterday.
Jim Durham was taken to Rutland
Thursday to serve 20 days sentence
for intoxication.
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week the schools had solid session,
from until 1890
M. B. Kelley has bought paper mill
near Syracuse, N. Y, and goes there
next week to take charge.
Street Commissioner Moore has a
q, gang of men leveliug up the streets and
getting them ready for winter.
Large fiocks of ducks are passing over
here every day, and quite a few light
IN the river long enough to fool some
sportsman into shooting at them
The third meeting of the Shakespeare
club will be held in the parlors of the
Universalist church next Monday even
ing at 40 All interested are invited
to be present.
Two DRINKS were up in the police
court Tuesday. Arthur Keefe of North
Walpole and f. II. Gibson of Bartons-
vile were the victims. Each was fined
IS and costs.
The young people of st. Peters rar-
ish, North Walpole, assisted by the
Sunday school scholars, are preparing
very pleasing entertainment for
Thanksgiving evening. Full particu-
lars later
The Foresters presented James F.
O'Brien with handsome silk umbrel-
la Tuesday evening in appreciation of
his kindness in assisting in the musical
program at their banquets and recep-
tons on several occasions.
Eels are running in large numbers
these days and men have great sport
spearing them at the racks in the canal.
One man captured II pounds Monday
night. Several times the cells have come
down in such great numbers as to stop
the water wheels.
Jack WEIGH, who was mixed up in
the robbery at Alstead, has been set at
liberty and is working to pay back the
money he took from Bellenger. The
Alstead authorities did not care to come
after Welch so Chief Thompson found
him a job and let him CO.
G. B. Carpenter had narrow escape
Tuesday. He was driving in the rail-
road yards with load of iron roofing
and crossed the track just as a train
came in. The horse jumped tonne side
and threw out part of the load, but the
wagon and driver escaped injury.
Swift's new photograph studio 'cih
Westminster street was built onto the
highway about foot and must be
moved back. The bailiffs intend to
put in a new bank wall on that side OF
the street and continue the sidewalk in
astraight line from the F. B. F. grocery
to the top of the hill.
The members of the Y. p G. U. will
give an entertainment at Union hall
Friday evening, October 10. The farce
s'The Cool Collegians," will be given
also selections by the Ideal Mandolin
and Guitar club of this place. A sup
per will be served from to o'clock
Entertainment at o'clock.
The Columbian Whist club held {
meeting last Thursday evening anc
elected the following officers: G. l.
Provost, president; A. l. Provost, vic,
president; George w. Kimball, jr.
secretary; Miss Gertrude Weston, treas
urer; J. III. Biakley, Miss Mamie Minis
and Miss Netue George, executive com
mittee. The club will hold a meeting