Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-03-21
TALK ABOUT TOWN.

The March number of the High
School Oracle was issued this week.
The street gang are removing the sur
face dressing from Westminster street.
G. w. Butterfelds new restaurant in
the Arms block is nearly. ready to open.
Work has been begun setting up the
machinery at Guild & Wetherbee's
new mill
+. G. Pierce has trio of funny mon
keys in his show window that attract
lots of attention.
John Conway is to open restaurant
in the rooms vacated by Mrs Conway
in Suffers block.
The Lodge of the Temple have spe-
cial meeting this evening for work in
the second degree
There is to be partial eclipse of the
sun next Tuesday, but Vermonters will
not see much of it.
Get your dogs licensed before April
aud save the expense of having them
killed by the constable.
The water in Minard's pond has
gained slightly the past week, making
% inches above the pipe.
Walker & Holden's office in the Town
hall building has been newly painted
and some Improvements made.
Tomorrow, the 22d, is the last day to
pay your water rents if you do not want
20 per cent added for collection.
A colored lady has been making pan
cakes from "Aunt Jemima" -four at
the L. B. f. grocery this week.
There are 40 people in the Prince Pro
Tenn company which plays here April
6, aud they carry their own orchestra.
Mrs. J. H. Conway has moved her
millinery store to the room in Fairs
block formerly occupied by George F.
Davis.
A plate glass front has been put into
Farr's block on Rockingham street,
greatly improving the looks of the
building.
Charles Whitman was married last
evening to Miss Stella Kelley at the
residence of the brides parents. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. e. D..
Marggraf.
Division No. 2, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, had social at their hall Sat
urday evening to celebrate st. Patrick's
day. Besides the social features ban
ouet was served.
Letters advertised March 81: Mrs.
G. Dave, Mrs. Thomas Hall, David
Keefe, DR.. r. III. Phelps, I'll. l.. Riddle,
Lee B. Stevens, Ed Welsh, e. M.
Welsh, w. J. Hammond.
D. w. Linton and William Wilder
are to put new boats on the river in the
spring. 1t is probable that dozen or
more new boats will be added to the
feet of the Pine Dell Boat club.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet in No. 2 school building next
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. At
tie last meeting there were 70 in atten-
dance. 1t is hoped that there VIII be a
still larger number present at the next
meeting.
The Bellows Falls and SaXton's River
schools close tomorrow. The Saxton's
River schools will reopen April for Ii
weeks: the Bellows Falls schools will
reopen April for 10 weeks. All the
other schools will open on the latter
date for y weeks terms.
The following were installed as Off
cars of Canton Skitchewaug Friday
evening by Col. L. J. Retting OF Brat
tleboru: E. l.. Howard, captain; FRANK
]. Tidd, lieutenant; J. II. Blakley, en-
si,u;A. F. Winnewisser, accountant
VIII S. Durham, clerk.
About so friends and neighbors OF MI
and Mrs. NJ. B. Kelley made them
surpri visit Saturday evening shortly
after tea to bid them good by before
their removal to Fayetteville, n. \. III
the course oe the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Kelley were presented with handsome
silver tea service and later refreshments