Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-05-23
ritten, "This room furnished by Hiawa-

tina Lodge, No. 90" The parlor on the
opposite side of the broad hall was fitted
out by Wantastiquet lodge, No. 5, Of Brat
tleboro. The furnishings, which are most
elaborate, consist of Turkish rugs, tables,
cane chairs, cherry, oak and mahogany
furniture, lace curtains and all the luxuries
found in a modern room of its kind. In
one corner of the room is handsome
Estey piano, the gift of Gen. j. j. Estey
Of Brattleboro. Both the parlor and recep-
ton room have handsome freplaces.
The furnishings in the dining room, with
the exception of the crockery, cutlery and
60 handsome chairs, which were presented
by Altimont lodge, No. 80, OF Ludlow, were
bought from the general fund. On the
back of each chair is embossed the name
Of the Ludlow lodge. In the kitchen the
range and cooking utensils were given by
Champion lodge, No. II, of Bradford.
The building will be heated by steam and
lighted by gas.
On the second and third floors are "a
rooms, u on each floor, furnished by the
various lodges of the state. The follow
ing is the list of rooms:
Room No. 1. Lodge No. 23, and Amity,
Rebekah, No. Z, Bellows Falls.
Room No. Green Mountain lodge,
No. /, of Burlington.
Room No 3-Cabot lodge, No. 40, and
Ramona Rebekah, No. %, of Cabot.
Room No. bright Star, Rebekah,
No. IS, of Barre
Room No. 5-Northfeld lodge, No. 10,
and Social, Rebekah, No. 10, of North
field.
Room No. est. Adams lodge, No. 81,
Of ST. Adams
Room No. Temple lodge, No. 10,
and Arbutus, Rebekah, No. 20, of Wells
River.
Room No. S-Miriam, Rebekah, No. s,
of Bennington.
Room No. 9-Champion lodge, No. IL,
and Naomi, Rebekah, No. IS, of Brad.
ford.
Room No. 1O-Essex lodge, No. IS, o.
Island Pond.
Room No, 11-Vermont lodge, No. q
and Ivy, Rebekah, No. "a, of Montpelier
Suite No. 12-Caledonia lodge, No. 6
Of St. Johnsbury; enncampment and Olive
Branch, Rebekah, No. 4.
Suite No. 13-Dennis, Rebekah, No.
Of Brattleboro.
Room No 14-Bellevue, Rebekah, No
26, of St. Adams.
Room No. 15-Antonia, Rebekah, No
II, of Burlington.
Room No. 16-Beaver lodge, No. AZ, o
Proctor.
Room No. 17-Crystal Lake lodge, No
81, and Esther, Rebekah, of Post Mills.
Room No. 1S-Myrtle lodge, No. 81
and Fidelity, Rebekah, No. %, OF White
River Junction.
Room No. 19-Quechee lodge, No. 46
and Kedron, Rebekah, No. 90, of Wood
stock.
Room No, 2O-Columbia, Rebekah, No
q, Of Springfield.
Room No. 2l-Union lodge, No. 4, ano
Juniper, Rebekah, No. 9, of Lyndonville
Room No %, Evening Star lodge, No
81, and Morning Star, Rebekah, No. 2, o
Newport.
Room No 30, Mount Sinai lodge, No
%, and Myrtle, Rebekah, No. 6, Of Proc
torsvllle: -
suite No, 24-Killington lodge, No. 20
and Good Will, Rebekah, No. II, of Rut
land.
NOTES.
The two boilers used are guaranteed t
heat the building to IS degrees when tn
thermometer stands 20 degrees below zero
The land and the building, the gift {
j. S. Gill, originally cost about 500, O0C
The order has already spent about 81 90
in furnishings.
Canton Skitchawaug of Bellows Fall
made most commendable appearance
both at Rutland and in Ludlow Som
were of the opinion that its tactics wer
superior to those of even the Rutland cal
ton.
Thomas H. Dodge. Worcester, Mass
philanthropist, has made the home gift {
beautiful white silk flag, valued at 800
four handsomely framed photographs, a
album and slip from famous willow
his park. This willow will be set on til
grounds at once.