Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-02-06
Bellows Falls Locals.

"A group picture OF the basket pail team
was taken Wednesday by Swift.
Quite crowd attended the dance at
Drewsville Thursday evening.
Several enjoyed social dance in the
Owl club rooms last evening.
John Middleton of Windsor is running
George E. Punt's train for the present.
A freezer will be put into the refrigera-
tor in the City Market in the near future.
Miss Maud Sanborn is contemplating
opening dressmaking rooms in the Gray
block.
G.. 7. Sherwin now has the enamelling
oven in full operation, and says he is doing
good business.
Mrs. Alkaline Ball has presented to the
library for the adjoining Of its walls, a
framed picture of Mozart.
The ladies Of the Baptist society met
with Mrs. A. Whitney Tuesday and passed
a very pleasant evening.
The bailitfs have decided to allow coast
ing on Pine street and the extension Of
School and Oak streets.
The ladies home and foreign missionary
society met with Mrs. w. A. Sargent
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. A. II. Webb
being present.
Capt. W. H. Taylor was taken seriously
sick Wednesday and is still considered in
a critical condition His doctors say it is
appendicitis.
George F. Goodell of the firm of Tidd
& Goodell is seriously sick with appendi-
citis. He has not been off his bed since a
week ago Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Damien were in
White River junction to attend the funeral
of Arthur, brother OF Mr.. Damien, who
died Of consumption Wednesday.
Owing to an accident on the Passumpsio
road the down mail on the B. & M. due
here at / IL P. NJ. and the express due al
P. NJ. did not reach here until 5 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Young Men,
Christian Association will be held in tht
rooms, WEDNESDAY evening, February 10
at o'clock The drectresses will NEE
at 730
The Baptist people gave their pasto'
and his wife very complete and agreeable
surprise last night in the way of socia
at the parsonage. About seventy wer'
present, aud the evening was yer,
pleasant one to all concerned.
The bailiffs have appointed a police forc'
to serve one year from February l, as fol
lows: A. H. Thompson, chief; specials
L. j. Royce, w. w Provost, K. j. Arm
strong, Edward Lawlor, John Wiley, D
l.. Snow, and Fred Streeter.
At the regular meeting of Prospec
lodge, No. 2S1, New England Order O
Protection at their hall last evening, candi
dates were initiated, after which the enter
tainment committee furnished lterar
entertainment, refreshments were served
and games and social time followed.
A delightful party consisting Of tn
ladies of the home missionary society an
their friends was entertained by Mrs.
w. Naramore at the Methodist parsonag
last evening. Over so children were pres
ent and rendered several Mother Coos
melodies. A short talk was given by Mrs
\. H. Webb and paper read by Mis
Annie Ball. Refreshments were served t
all present.
Living Pictures" will be feature
the Poster Party to be given by the ladie
union in the Congregational church parlor
t next Wednesday evening. This will
the occasion of their annual sale and SUI
per, which will occur at o'clock, CHECKER
pie and its accessories being served unit
$50. None should fail to attend th
unique entertainment.
w. S. Durham has leased the vacar
/ store on Rockingham street in the Fal
block and will at once put in line
! meats and fruits. This branch viii be ru
! ! as an adjunct to the city market whiC
owing to Mr.. Dunhsm's large business an
the heavy stock he carries is badly crowde'
/ During the fruit season it viii be especial
convenient as a store room. aside from j
} use as a sales room. The store is no
! being newly sheathed and new counter
will be put in.