Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-12-12
PART One.
Bellows Falls Locals.

Eli Perkins atfSaxtons River tonight
Quite number from this place will attend
his lecture.
Fred Sakcr has sold his house ON Green
street to Clark Chase, through the real es
tate agency of j. A. Eaton & Co.
W. P, Cassidy has rugged out the office
to the livery in very tasty manner. A
new carpet has been put in and everything
is clean and tidy.
DIR. +. w. Knight and NJ. III, Ray start
ior Mt. Katahdin, Me-, to-day for ten
days moose hunt They have the guides
engaged and will earnestly cndeavor to lay
some big game.
Most of the schools that took Thanks
giving recess began the winter term last
Monday Miss Susie Thompson is teach
ing in the Allbee district and Miss Mary
Worrell in Athens.
The following have been appointed by
the fire wardens to serve as the chemical
company: II. b. Fitzsimmons, William
Tolles. G. S. Moody and j. Gowen. The
chemical apparatus is located in the steamer
house aud this company will respond to
every alarm
Inc Bellows Falls Social clhb meets at
Towns hotel next Tuesday evening. Whist
will be played until 1 O'Clock and then a
supper will be served. Misses Mary
Flavin. Mary Savage, Margaret Cray,
and Frank Diggins, Bert MtCarty and
John Savage, entertainment committee.
The football season was formally wound
up last Friday evening when a meeting of
tle association was held. After all debts
were paid and all claims of the members al
lo@ed, there remained S22 80 in the treas
ury which was divided among 10 members
1.-The ratio Of the number Of games played.
iicnt. Il. A. Shuttleworth, / 1th Regt
+. 5. A., has been transferred from Co. X
to o. Il, same regiment and detailed as
commanding officer OF his company for the
present Lieut. Shuttleworth was selected
from Norwich University for an army COM
mission after rigid competitive exami--
nation
Mrs. J. c. Howard is meeting with fiat
tering and deserved success with her dane
ing classes this winter. She has three
classes; one of children, y couples; one
oimisses and young men, Is couples and
a private arrangement with some six or
ei yEt other couples. She is also giving
la gc number Of private lessons.
1t the annual meeting of E. II. Stough-
tor Post, G. A. r., held Saturday even
ina December Z, the following. officers
y.t, a,t.sted for the year ensuing Com
nm,l,,iai, A. D. Beckwith; S. V. O., O. NJ.
Baker; j. V. c., W. s. Clark; chaplain,
+ n a A Riccn1l
geon +. Ii. Pettingill o. d., G. M.
Waite o. g., Philip Pendergast.
The Columbian whist club met in Ban
quet hall on Monday evening, it being
a much enjoyed occasion of the winter.
There were Ii tables. Those entertaining
were Mr. and Mrs G. II. West, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Green, Misses Alice Colburn,
Lura Lowell, Emily Kenyon, and L. I.
Moseley, George f. Davis, and E. L.
Walker. The prizes were silver whist
counters and jewelry box, won by A. III.
Chandler and Miss Eta Labaree respec-
lively.
The Andrews gutter attachment was
patented by G. F. Andrews of this place
last February. He recently sold his rights
to other parties, and now A. F. Winnie
Wiser and w. E. Conway of Bellows Falls
and G. II. Livingstone Of New 9ork have
formed partnership to push the sale of
the invention. Models are now being
made and men will be put ON the road
soon. The great advantage in using the
attachment is that the gutter is showed
back under the caves during the snow and
ice season.
A. G. Day, formerly connected with the
TIMES, has again begun the publication of
The Valley Times in Pittsield, N. II.
This paper suspended publication last May
but has recently taken a new lease Of life.
In his salutatory the publisher says, ''The
Times greets its many friends to-day, con
fident that its temperance, after an alb
sence of several months, will be most
heartily welcomed. The last two years of
its existence has been but living death
at best and at its final taking off but little
semblance of its former self remained,
aside from the name"
The exhibition drill of the Boys Brigade
in Union Hall, next Tuesday evening,
December II, promises to be a very popu-
lar entertainment The drill itself will be
something which all will be glad to wit
ness. Miss Pope, instructor IN vocal music
in Vermont Academy, is to sing two solos.
Mr. Therrien of the senior class IN Yer
mont Academy, who, in his Irish song at
eye Old Folks Concert at Saxtons River,
is said to have brought down the house,
will repeat that song. DIR. A. J. Parker
will also participate, and the violin pupils
of Miss Way of North Charlestown. Miss
Kate Carpenter will accompany.
g. f. ingalls,, a popular young man who
for the past few years has been in the
employ of the Vermont Farm Machine
company, will enter the training school at
Springfield, Mass, in January, to fit HIM
self for a general secretary in Y. Nj. c. A.
work Mr.. ingalls, has made many friends
during his residence here, not only In
church work, where he was most jealous
and helpful, but among the young people
in general He was the organizer of the
Boys Brigade of the Baptist church AID
in many ways had been useful to that
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