Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-25
Bellows Falls Locals.


John Waldo is now in the employ of
\. H. Bissell.
Div. No. 2, A. Q. H., has purchased
wo elegant flags.
Henry Conley had charge of the deco
'ating in Union hall for the Westminster
oall.
The Y. M. c. A. gymnasium now has a
bag, making valuable acquisi
ion to the apparatus
w. H. Bodine & Co. have improved the
appearance of their shop by having the
ceiling shattered.
S. j. Cray has just put in five large slate
tubs for picking and preserving corned
beef.
The next meeting of Sons of Temperance
will be held the first Monday evening in
February.
Rev. j. w. Naramore's subject for to-
morrow evening is "Gehazi, or great but
not great enough"
The society of Kings Daughters meet
this afternoon with Miss Florence Clough
on Atkinson street.
Francis Reynolds now has his grocery
store at the old Adams & Jefts stand in
full running order. Michael Harty of Sax
tons River is clerking for him.
The ladies who are to give the minstrel
show in February sat for a group picture
recently, but nothing came of it. They
expect to sit again to-day.
There will be supper followed by an
entertainment at the parish house of In
manuel church on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 4.
E. H. r. Green, son of Hetty, and for
merly Of Bellows Falls, now in Texas, is
reported to be a strong Reed man and to
promise to fix up things for the speaker
down in that state.
O. F. Knowlton, formerly Of the Com
mercial, has moved to Windsor, and is now
landlord at the Windsor Mr. Knowl-
ton is first class hotel man, and by his
going to Windsor, Bellows Falls loses a
good citizen.
Catherine F. Gage died in Townshend
last Sunday and was buried in Westminster
on Wednesday. Those from here attend
ing the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Gage and Miss Ada Gage, and Mrs Nora
Church.
The Bellows Falls Drum. Fife and Bugle
corps was recognized Tuesday evening
with Is members. H. NJ. Ingram was APP
pointed leader of the fife and bugle, and
w. d. Lockwood leader of drums.
Sunday evening the pastor Of the Uni
versalist church will preach on "Atheism, "
Ephesians 2:12. In the evening at Z
o'clock the third in the course of lectures
on the Bible will be given. The subject is
'The Pentateuch.'
Arthur Brown, one of the two [. S.
senators elected from Utah the present
week, is an own cousin of Mrs. A. j
Holley of this place and although Mr.
Brown was born in Michigan, his parents
were both Vermonters born in Plymouth.
With the competition here and not being
permitted to run bar, the firm of Symonds
& Hyde have run behind in two months
800, at least SO it is reported. If this b,
true, quite likely this excellenty conducted
house will change hands or close up before
long.-Claremont Eagle.
Thursday night the Vermont Farm Ma
chine Company began lighting their plan
| with their own electric light system Tn
| dynamo put in was built by Osgood & Bar
ker. and is the first ever built in this town
| The same firm are now building six hors
power motor to be used by o. II. Whitma
to furnish power for the machinery in hi
carriage house on Rockingham street whic
/ mas heretofore run DN steam.
BY order of the court the liquor take
from the Hotel Rockingham on the 21st G
December was returned by Officer Thomr
son Friday night, as the state could nc
show that the liquor was there with tn
intention of violating the law.
Fred G. Field of Springfield, the stat
inspector of finance, stated yesterday ths
the Granite State Provident association
privilege to do business in Vermont expire
December 3lst and has not been renewed
I. X. Pimer has sold his stand on Can:
street to Levi L. Wetherbee of this place
possession to be taken at once. Mr.. Pine
leaves for his future home, Norwood, r.
Tomorrow Mr.. Wetherbee steps into
good business, and Bellows Falls loses
good citizen
The attendance of relatives and friend
at the funeral of Lewis L. Allbee yesterda
was large. Among those present froI
out of town were Warren E. Allbee, FAN
lee Timothy NJ. Allbee, wife and daugl
ter, Newfane: Mrs. David Wright, Har
ford; Mrs. Emily Moore. North Can
bridge. Mass; Mrs. Sarah Moore
Waltham. Mass. Mrs. Newhall, Hinsdalc
y. H.; Mr.. and Mrs. John C.. Pollard