Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-10-24
Bellows Falls Locals.

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A. rooms Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
December l the Owl club will remove
from the TINES block to the top of the
Gray block.
Beginning Tuesday evening November
10, the Baptist society will begin Chris
tian culture course of reading.
The Baptist boys brigade has been Or
ganized for the winter with So members
and 0. r. Butterfeld as captain.
F. c. Winnewisser is moving into the
G. w. Butterfeld house on Hadley street
formerly occupied by Robert Clair.
The total receipts of the Valley Fair at
Brattleboro this fall were $7,937.46 and
total expenses $6,317.S2, a profit of
$1,61964.
The Sons of Temperance were enter
tanned by Mrs. R. H. Buchanan on the Ter
race instead Of by Miss Grace Buchanan
as reported.
The F. M. P. Co. have about completed
putting in the new penstock and will soon
put new upright boiler in No. machine
shop.
G. E. Howard says he is having consid-
cradle trouble in getting hold of chestnut
coal. Orders put in last June have not
yet been filled.
The Reyes house on Atkinson street has
been sold to John o. Miller of Claremont
for $3.50, the sale having been negotiated
by S. S. Villas.
We were misinformed last Wednesday
when we stated that Miss Helen Guild
gave card party. 1t was Roy Clarke
who entertained few of his friends.
The two little girls in ashore Acres"
Mile Berry and Mandy Gates, captivated
their audience Thursday evening. For
children SO young they acted their parts re-
markedly well.
I. E. Murphy has been conducting tenn
perance meetings in st. Adams this week.
In letter received here the other days he
says that over 500 in that city have
signed the pledge.
A buck, two does and the hind quarters
of large moose were received here yes
terday, testimony that DR.. knight and
his party have been having at least little
sport while in Maine.
M. A. Granville has returned from
visit to Waterbury and says that the num-
Der of silver men up that way is surprising.
He predicts that Bryan will poll large
vote in Vermont. .1Ia
Henry E. Childs OF New York, the au-
ditor of the Vermont Farm Machine COM
pany, has been in town two weeks audit
ing the accounts Of the company for the
past year, preparatory to the annual meet
ing.
George B. Hit, Esq. ,lof Brattleboro has
returned from Minneapolis where he has
been investigating the Kelley Bros loans
He thinks that from 80 to Is per cent may
be realized on them.
Tomorrow Presiding Elder l.. L. Bee
man is to preach in the Methodist church
morning and evening. The sacrament of
the Lords supper will be administered in
the morning. The second quarterly con-
ference is to be held Saturday evening in
the vestry at 7.3O P. NJ.
For some weeks past the Hotel Rocking
ham has been under the business manage
ment of L. L. Lowell. The office force
for the day time is L. T. Moseley and
Harvey Clarke, and for the night w. J.
Conant. Frank Matthews, who formerly
clerked there, went to Burlington this
week.
Attention is called to the advertisement
OF E. L. Walker on the first page. Estab-
lished here in April, 1891, with only two
companies, this agency has increased until
ID reliable and long established companies
are represented by him, and large
amount of business is done in this and sur
rounding towns. This agency is also send
ing out some blotters and valuable memo
randum books
Mrs. III. d. Cox who lives in the upper
part of the house on Henry street occupied
by j. A. Eaton, was awakened about 5
O'Clock yesterday morning by some one
lprowling about the roof over the piazza
She looked out of the window and saw a
man in the yard and heard him say Jump
jim" She heard the man jump from the
roof, as she supposes, and saw the two men
leave the yard. There is little cold lead
awaiting these gentlemen the next time
they appear on the scene.
Col. w. A. H. Sillowaye has been heard
from again. This time he is at West Farms,
N. Y, and is exploiting letter alleged to
have been written in 1890 by Major Nc
Kinley to Gen. Welles opposing the grant
ing of pensions to Union Veterans. He
has succeeded in making considerable stir
the New York Sun has devoted two or