Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-29
SANTONS RIVER.

1t is gratifying to meet Miss Cummings
as pedestrian down town once more.
''Now for good long vacation, say
the scholars and teachers OF the public
school.
w. b. Dow has so far recovered from
his long and serious illness as to look after
out-of-door interests.
Mr.. Frcer, secretary OF the Bellows
Fails \ NJ. G. A., made a flying trip to
Saxtons River Friday afternoon.
Producers Of milk will not lack for op-
potunity to dispose OF the fluid the coming
season II new projects materallze.
|. A. Farr is serving his customers at the
market after an illness of five weeks dura-
ton. Mrs Fairs health is somewhat mn
paired.
| Frank w. Morrison alone remains of the
Vermont contingent at Leland Stanford
university. He is now grave and rever-
end senior.
A score Of Mrs. Addie Whcelers little
folks rode IN the barge to Cambridgeport
Friday afternoon. 1t is needless to say
that they enjoyed the trip.
1t is expected that Mrs L. II. Hughes
and Miss Nichols will soon return from the
woman's hospital, New York city. Mrs.
| Fowler will be detained for few davs
| longer.
A 90 Crescent cycle adorns w. B.
Glynn's show window The machine is a
beauty and it is as good as it looks, as it's
performance will prove, once the roads I'M
prove sufficiently.
The run of good sleighing conduced toe
quickening of business in many directions.
1t introduced an era of good feeling such
as bare ground and hard frozen roads are
well adapted to suppress.
The Congregational church and its pas
tor were thoughtiully remembered in Mrs
Warmers last will and testament, $500
being designated for the former and $500
as an expression of appreciation for the
faithful under shepherd.
The projectors of the electric road gen
erously offer our citizens whatever interest
they are disposed to share. The plan is to
get ten men to lead in subscriptions. and
then later to enlist the public generally
1t is to be hoped that the controlling inter
est will be local and not foreign. Capital
will command the situation
w SCHOOLS SNOW ULaU
good, careful, honest work has been done
in all departments. The order is COM
mendable and the spirit Of the scholars is
full of promise. 1t is especially gratifying
to note the uniform insistence of the
teachers that answers to questions shall be
in the form of complete statements Such
a custom is practical study of English.
The census of the village sleighing party
| was ~ couples. They went on Thursday
afternoon to Walpolc. There were two
four horse teams, covered stage, three
o-horse teams, and numerous single rigs.
A sufficient quota of wind instruments ac-
companied. y good supper ensued, and
the return was IN detachments. The sleigh
ing was inferior but the participants report
an enjoyable time.
Sunday, March |, will be Mrs Clarissa
p. Barry's ninety-Grst birthday. Her
vision is dim and her hearing is seriously
impaired But her mind is clear and Wig
orous, her memory retentive and tenacious
and her interest in people aud events is
unabated. Her appreciation OF the fellow
ship of the Baptist church of which she is a
member is personal as well as vital She
knows by their names the membership,
many and perhaps most of whom she has
never seen or met.
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