Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-15
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1896.
Bellows Falls Locals.

House in Drewsville, N. H., next Friday
evening. A good time is assured all who
attend.
Edward Stapleton, night Waterman at
the depot here, acted as trainman on Con-
ductor Woodiall's train between here and
Boston Friday and Saturday.
The editors of the high school Oracle are
planning to give another entertainment
next Tuesday evening, consisting prlnel-
pally of shadow pantomimes.
George f. Davis and 2. I. Clair
attended the banquet given by the Rail
road and Steamship Transportation COM
pany in Boston last Saturday evening.
Mrs. N. G. Piper, d. D. g. M. of Proc
torsville, with her staff of officers, visited
Amity lodge, d. of r., Friday evening and
installed the officers for ensuing year.
William S. Mack of Aurora, ILL.,, has
been appointed state president of the lii
nois Educational association. He will be
remembered by many friends in this place.
Frank Hall is making important repairs
on the dwelling house on the corner
of Centre street and Saxtons River street,
which he recently purchased Of ii. w.
Suter, adding bay windows, etc.
The Y. P. S. G. +. of the Congrega-
tional church will give "winter picnic
in the parlors Of the church Friday even
ing at 7 80 which all are cordially invited
to attend. A novelty in the way Of enter
tainments is being planned.
Walter C. Smith, travelling representa-
tive of the Vermont Farm Machine COM
pany, has travelled over 1000 miles since his
vacation in August, and visited fairs and
conventions in nearly all the western states
in the interest Of his employers.
A Bellows Falls citizen saw the follow
ing on the register in Young's hotel, Bos-
ton, last Saturday, each sentence taking a
separate line: Joseph Pereau, Milan,
N. H. Joseph Pereau, his wife, same
plais. He wants one room for Dos of it,
The famous Cleveland's MINISTRIES have
been booked by Brosnahan and Blakley to
appear here the last Of January or the first
of February. This company advertises
three carloads Of baggage and scenery,
three bands, and IS people.
DR.. d. j. Harrigan has finished work in
DR.. E. w. Knights office. He recently
passed a very successful examination before
the New Hampshire dental examiners, and
goes this week to locate in Colebrook,
N. ii. DR.. Morrison returns to DR..
Knights office.
Ed Sholes of Boston, who has been act
ing as trainman on the night express or
Conductor Bowtells train between here
and Boston was hauled off few days and
perhaps permanently Friday morning, and
Trainman George A Howard Of this place
was put in his place.
Among the improvements at the works
of the Vermont Farm Machine Co. building
have been the fitting up of large wash
room in the basement, so large number
of men can wash, with hot and cold water
and about 60 lockers for the individual
clothing of the men.
The merchant who stops advertising
when business begins to be dull is like the
fellow who sheared his cat in January sc
the sun could hit the poor thing to better
advantage. The time to advertise judi
ciously and effectively is when you wan
business, isn't it? This paper will helI
you, if you give it a chance.-,Jack Harris
Considerable inconvenience to the trav
cling public has been occasioned at ou
station the past two weeks, owing to a new
order Of Boston & Maine giving orders tt
their conductors not to wait but 10 minute
for any delayed trains of the Fitchburs
road. A number of instances have oc
Cured when the train to Windsor ant
north has left the incoming Fitchburg train
including the mails, here, and it seems al
unnecessary hardship, especially in case o
night trains when there is not another trail
for Ii hours.
Henry liter has signed a three years
contract with j. Malcolm Forbes to trail
and drive for the Ponkapog Stock farm
liter, though young man, has won an en-
viable reputation for ability and integrity
He has driven % horses to records insid
2-30; ~ better than 2-20, and of then
he has marked better than PIP. Herr
liter enjoys the esteem and respect of al
who know him. He is hard worker, con
scientious and painstaking and is sure t.
fill his new position with credit to himsel
and satisfaction to his employer. Mr.
liter formerly lived in Bellows Falls ant
about ten years ago worked for II. S
Frost in his livery stable.