Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-12
THE TIMES.
Bellows Falls Locals.
The pupils of Miss Deyette's school are

y. =. Capron brings 1oyts "A Soh-
tented Woman" here March 2.
Mrs. O'Brien, pastry cook at Towns
hotel, fell Sunday, and broke an arm.
Quite number from this place went out
to Saxtons River last evening and heard
the Macarthur lecture.
Messrs. circuit and Blakley of the Blue
Store commenced taking their annual inven-
tory of stock yesterday.
The schools in No. building joined in
sleigh ride to Cambridgeport Monday
evening.
Twenty members of the local lodge X.
of P. went to Windsor last Friday night
to institute the new lodge there.
The semi-annual notices of the water
rents were sent out from the Office Of the
water commissioners Monday.
A. H. Bissell will erect a new building
near his residence on Atkinson street and
move his grocery business there, probably
within month.
w. H. Pierce has bought Welch's Bar
gain store and will take possession March
/. He will carry the same line of goods
that Mr.. WEIGH has.
H. S. Frost's livery teams took jolly
company of - couples to Charlestown Sat
urday evening to party. 1t was " sleigh
ride upon wheels"
There will be a pancake supper given
by the ladies of Emmanuel church in the
Parish house Shrove Tuesday, February
18. Orders filed from until P. NJ.
The committee appointed at the special
corporation to investigate the school facili-
ties of Bellows Falls and report at the
March meeting have been going the rounds
this week.
The parlor cars passing through here on
the flyers, which have heretofore this win
ter run only between Boston and Rutland,
began this week running through to St.
Adams.
w. E. Shaw of Haverhill, N. H., will
get out directory of the town of Rock
ingham, including Bellows Falls, North
Walpole and Gageville. 1t will be out
about April L. H.
The new motor to be used to run the
Whitman carriage shop was taken Monday
into Swift's gallery and photographed, then
put in place in the shop, and will soon be
in service.
-. D. Lawrence, a former proprietor Of
Towns hotel, is now located at Auburn,
N. Y, where he is running hotel. He
went from Hanover, N. H., where he had
been several years, last November.
Probably the citizen of Bellows Falls
who carries the largest amount of life
insurance is A. n. Burbank, treasurer o.
the Fall Mountain Paper Co., he being
insured for the sum of $125,000.
About 40 members of the local lodge O
Odd Fellows went to Windsor last night te
assist in instituting Windsor lodge, No. 50
They worked two degrees and the White
River Junction lodge two degrees.
The workmen repairing the passenger
station have about one half the waiting
room sheathed, sides and ceiling, and whel
completed and nicely dressed will make
large improvement in the appearance o
the building.
The goods and chattels of Mrs. Kat
Cotton, who run boarding house OF
Westminster street, were attached yester
day and the house closed. Mrs. Cotton
liabilities amount to several hundred dol
lars.
One of the prettiest sights in Below
Falls is litter of fox terrier pups owne'
by j. j. Hyde at Towns hotel. There ar
four of them, about two months old, ant
are very playful and delight to man.
patrons of the house.
George Bush of Portsmouth, N. H.
is planning to give an exhibition il
sparring, and also form class for instruc
ton in the manly art. Mr.. Bush has
class in Claremont and gave very success
full exhibition Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hall left Sunda
for five or six weeks trip for business an
pleasure in the south. They will visit Bal
timore, Washington and Atlanta, and al
tend Mardi Gras in New Orleans; foi
that city going to various points in Florida
Joseph K. Adams, formerly Of this plac
but for the past four years residing in Ne
York, died in that city last Thursday, {
pneumonia, after four days illness. H
was40 years of age and leaves wife an
little daughter. The funeral services wer
on Sunday.
Burt Dewey of Bellows Falls and Bul
Keefe of North Walpole were arrested b
Officer Buckminister in Keene about
o'clock yesterday morning while sleepin
off intoxication at the head of the stairs
the depot. Assistance was given by raj
road men in taking the men to police heac
quarters.-keene Sentinel.
The telephone exchange have abol