Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-06

A new cider mill is about to be built at
Bartonsville by f. A. Davenport, who ex-
pect to have it in running order in short
time.
w. p Cassidy has added fine new
hack to his livery outfit and is now ready
to take you out in style whenever you
wish.
The ladies of the w. r. G. will have a
social at their hall this, Wednesday, after
noon and ten cent bean supper at six
o'clock. A large attendance is desired.
The board of parish trustees Of the First
Universalist church will hold a meeting at
the church parlors tomorrow evening at
Z o'clock.
The family of Charles H. Sawyer is to
move the last OF this month to the dwelling
of E. A. Norwood on the corner of Atkin-
son and South streets.
The ladies' society Of the First Univer-
salist church will hold meeting tomorrow
afternoon at P. NJ. There will be sup
per served in general by the ladies at 6
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Fish will give
one of their popular cotillion parties and
supper at their "Hillside home," Gage
vile, Friday evening, October 8. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
The carcass of a deer, weighing 300
pounds, was seen at this station Monday,
being sent from Cuttingsville, where it was
probably captured, and billed TO some
point below.
The San Francisco Minstrels were
greeted by rather a small audience at the
opera house Monday evening, though the
show was fully up to the average of Min
strel entertainments and included some
novel and pleasing features.
Kendall Banning and Louis Robertson
gave a street exhibition of fancy bicycle
riding Monday. In the grand wind-up both
landed in the street and Banning retired to
the nearest quarters to catch his breath,
and Robertson has since been laid up for
repairs with small cut in the side OF the
he ad.
Arthur H. Maynard, with the Draper
OF cotton looms in Hopedale,
Mass, passed Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Maynard. Arthur
drew all the plans for the new Maynard
block and did so perfect a job that the con-
ractor, L. d. Lockwood, finds very little
% improve on. The block will contain
our ten -ments and two stores.
Frank Hale, employed by Bigelow &
Hart in the box factory connected with
Jhurch's mill, had his left hand caught in
he machinery Monday and SO badly
naugled that it was found necessary to
amputate the forefnger. The operation
was performed by DR.. E. S. Allbee, as
sisted by DR.. j. S. Hill.
The first deer reported to have been cap
tured in the wilds of Vermont was shot
last Friday at Bonnie View farm in Mount
Holly by R. D. Earle OF Chicopee Falls,
the New England representative of the
North Wayne tool company of Hallowell,
Me. Mr.. Earle, with his prize, which
weighed 143 pounds, passed through here
on his way home.
DR.. A. j. Parker, in going to the Brat
tleboro fair last week, saw beautiful spec
linen Of the deer family near the road be-
tween Putney and Brattleboro. 1t bound
ed lightly over high fence with the grace
and agility Of college athlete and quick
ly disappeared from view Such sight,
at date so close to the first of October,
was, from hunters point of view, unsea-
sonable to say the least.
George A. Tasker, in the employ of H.
D. Aldrich, has been engaged this fall in
bees. A week ago he located a
swarm in North Walpole on hill east Of
The Dutchman's crossing. The first OF this
week he visited the place in company with
II. d. Aldrich, G. l.. Aldrich, DR.. E. W.
Knight and DIR. Morrison. The tree to
which the swarm had pre-empted claim
was cut down and hundred pounds Of the
very incest honey was taken out.
The remark of Gen. o. o. Howard in
The opera house Sunday evening that there
ire no drinking places in Vermont pro-
,oked an audible smile. The audience
must have forgotten for the moment that
he general lives in Burlington, the home
IF the Van Ness House and Elk Gov w ood-
bury, and the fountain head of the prohibi-
ion sentiment in Vermont. Probably the
worthy speaker has never sojourned for
my length of time in such wicked places as
Rutland and Brattleboro.
j. f. Brosnahan and T. F. Kiniry have
'old the show which travelled under the
name of the "Mora company" to William
Il. Frank. formerly manager of Jacobs
heatre in Chicago. The deal was closed
asst Saturday after the compilation Of
highly successful weeks stand in Burling-
on. The company went to Plattsburgh,
Y. Y, and from there will 90 to Ottawa