Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-05
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 3, 1896:
Bellows Falls Locals.

Old Kentucky"
especial Delivery" is booked for re-
turn date March II.
The local lodge X. of L. worked the
second and third degrees last night.
Edward Villeaux of Rockingham was
brought here for burial Monday in the
Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. j. c. Towards ball and reception
is Friday evening The exhibition dances
promise to be Of unusual merit.
The junior whist party met with IL. 0
King Monday evening. Prizes were won
by Arthur Williams and Miss Lucy Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fields move to-day
from their old home on the Old Terrace to
the Chase house near Westminster bridge.
Z. G.. Osgood addressed the regular
monthly business meeting Of the Y. p. S.
G. E. last evening upon the subject Of
Sour Pledge"
George Olmstead, while working on
log pile at Cold River Saturday, was
thrown to the ground and had both wrists
sprained.
Rev. Mr.. Lee, president of the French
College, who was formerly of Brattleboro
will present his cause in the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning.
The Sons of Temperance held social
in the Division rooms Monday evening.
Refreshments were served and all report
pleasant time.
The board Of school directors of the
town held routine meeting at the office
of H. d. Ryder yesterday afternoon, all
but one Of the board being present.
George Underwood, who has been con-
fined to the house for few weeks by i'll
ness, has recovered and commenced work
on Mr.. Pierce's house this week.
The local lodge x. of P, institute the
lodge at Windsor Friday evening, where
there are 80 charter members. The Off
GERS of the grand lodge will be present.
Dr. McArthur's lecture, "Chips from
Many Shops" in Fuller hall at Saxtons
River next Tuesday will be the only first
class lecture given in this vicinity this
winter.
Patsy Hanning Of North Walpole died
Sunday evening and was buried in Drews-
vile yesterday. He was formerly messen-
ger boy at the telegraph Office and was
only 16 years Of age.
The pupils of the 8th grade, with their
teacher, Miss Bemis, are to have ride
late this afternoon. They go to Rocking
ham and SaXton's River, II. S. Frost fur
nishing teams.
A representative of the school furnish
ing house Of j. l.. Hammett Of Boston was
in town yesterday, and the school directors
are discussing procuring of him series
Of large maps for the various schools of
the town.
G. M. Lufkin of Alstead puts on the
market the "Luikin Swivel Plow," which
embraces many Improvements over the old
ones. Complete price lists will be sent to
any one desiring by addressing him.
The Imperial Insurance Co. of London,
which withdrew from Vermont February |
was represented here by E. S. Leonard.
1t will not cancel it's risks at this agency
but will let them expire.
Mrs. Pauline Howard, who lives in the
basement of the dwelling at the corner of
Saxtons River and Atkinson streets, has
been notified by H. d. Aldrich, who owns
the building, that he wants it March 16,
having rented it for a grocery store.
The Fitchburg freight office and the
division Office were not moved into their
new building the first Of the month as
expected. The building is not completed,
carpenters still being at work in it, and
will not he ready for occupancy for week
or two longer.
Monday and yesterday an Epworth
League convention was held in Windsor,
with the dedication of the new Methodist
church yesterday. Those attending from
this place were Mrs. W. L. Rowell, Rev.
j. w. Naramore, George Baker, Walter
Lane, c. l.. Wheeler and Will Wheeler.
Fishing on Walpole Pond is great. Nat
Bailey and Herb Fassett caught 56 Mon
day; George Roland and John Hayes 80 !;
and Fred y Dung and Wick La Fountain,
40. Last Saturday r. Lowe and Ed Gould
caught 6S, and F. G. Flint and Harry
Russell caught 80.
At meeting Of the newly elected board
Of bailiffs held last night the following
were appointed: III. D. Ryder, corpora
ton council; A. H. Thompson, chief OF
police for 80 days; Edward Lawlor, d. L..
Snow, l.. J. Royce, w. w. Provost, and
Augustus T.. Crossett, special police; ID.
L. Snow, special appointment as truant
officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Kinney, representing
the American Sunday School union work,