Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-18
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1896.
Bellows Falls Locals.

week.
Teachers from Alstead visited schools in
town last Friday.
Masonic district meeting this afternoon.
S. M. Blake is confined to his home by
illness.
The concert "Quintet, at Saxtons River
tonight, followed by G. M. Chambers
closing ball of his dancing school.
Ivanhoe No. II, Windsor lodge X. of
P. will be the guests of Bellows Falls lodge
No. II Tuesday evening, April Z.
The building known as St. Agnes Hall
will be sold at auction on Saturday, March
p, at o'clock P. NJ.
Rudyard Kipling and family of Brattle
boro went yesterday to Lakewood, N. j.,
to spend few weeks.
National Bank Examiner Elisha May
and State Finance Inspector Field were in
this place on official business Monday.
The vocal concert given by the Herbert
johnson Quintette at Saxtons River to-
morrow evening will be first class enter
tainment.
The Sons of Veterans are rehearsing
the play, 1.-The Girl Spy of Chickamauga,"
which will appear at the opera house about
the middle of April.
j. c. Bryan is to erect another dwelling
on the New Terrace this spring, making
six in all which he owns. He already rents
IA tenements in the village.
A party of 16 Baptist young people
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. e. c. Fair
bank enjoyed a sleighride to Putney last
night, L. G. Lowell furnishing conveyance.
A brave lad by the name of William
Burke Dantorth Hayes killed a mouse
which has been causing some trouble in the
Sth grade school room, Monday afternoon.
Miss Eliza Nesbitt Of Saxtons River, for
merly of this place, has returned and is liv-
ing with the family of w. H. Bodine, while
attending the high school.
Jerusha BOWS family album will be
shown in the parlors of the Congregational
church tomorrow evening. This will be a
novel entertainment and something all will
want to see.
The article headed "Woolen Mills
appearing in another column is from the
pen Of nearby manufacturer Of large
experience and contains much food for
reflection.
Miss Eta Labaree is again with the Uni
versalist church choir The members OF
the choir now are Misses Eta Labaree
and Carrie Lamson, and Mortimer Davis
and George B. Wheeler.
Chief Engineer Fiske of the Providence
fire department, was in Bellows Falls yes
terday and looked over the fire fighting
facilities, expressing himself as well pleased
with our equipment.
The Vermont Farm Machine company
in running their works over time as neces
STATED at present, are furnishing their EN-
ployes with supper, it being brought il
each evening at and eaten in the shop.
John N. Blake of Keene, N. H., VIII
celebrated his 10th birthday anniversar,
yesterday, has been subscriber to tn
TINES ever since it was founded. Mr.
Blake writes that he is much pleased witt
the twice-a-week issue.
E. Petrof, barber who has been in tn
employ Of E. E. Gotta for some months, i
a Bulgarian and served three years in tn
army of that country, coming to Americ
three years ago. He attended school a
Vermont Academy few months.
Through the courtesy of A. N. Burbanl
and the Fall Mountain Paper Company tn
light on School street at the head of tn
stairs leading from Westminster street Wi
be run all night without extra cost to tn
corporation. This is a favor that tn
people of Bellows Falls will appreciate.
Mrs. George Parmenter was sitting in
sleigh before the postoffice yesterday ant
as she moved from one side to the other
the sleigh tipped, throwing her to the groun
| and the horse went down the square at
lively canter, but was soon stopped. Mrs
Parmenter was uninjured.
ga sparring match that will prove Of gen
eral interest will be held in Union ha
April 2. George Godfrey, the colore
heavy weight of Boston, will spar Georg
Bush ten rounds, and there will also be eA
hibisions by Mr.. Bush's pupils. Godfre
has spared Peter Jackson, Kilrain an
other noted pugilists.
Among the Familiar talks to be give
Monday evenings at the Y. M. c. A
rooms for the next six weeks are, ne2
Monday evening, Lieut.. S. M. Foote, [
S. A, subject What does the reguls
army do in time of peace" A week fro
that time c. w. Osgood will give an inte
esting talk upon 1.-The influence OF machil
cry upon the age" Other dates are bein
filled as rapidly as possible and will be r.
ported later.