Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-02-06
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, FEB 6, 1897.
Bellows Falls Locals.

ira in Putney known as ayers orches-
ira"
At the annual meeting of hotel keepers
in Wells River Tuesday, c. l.. Forbes was
chosen member of the executive com
mittee.
There will be demonstration OF Cream
of Wheat at the F. B. F. Grocery all OF
next week. A lady demonstration will be
in attendance.
Rev. F. d. Handy will preach in the
Methodist church Sunday morning, and
the sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered
The Juniors had pleasant social in the
Baptist church last Wednesday evening
The society is now being superintendent by
Miss Nellie Smith.
Rev. L. D. Temple of Brattleboro has
been secured by the Baptist ladies to de-
liver lecture on the evening Of their
annual fair Tuesday, February 16.
Lewis Massucco, the nine months old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Massucco, died
of bronchitis Monday; the funeral was
Wednesday. The body was placed in the
tomb.
The people Of this section will be pleased
to know that there is sash manufacturing
establishment in Bellows Falls. F. B.
Phelps is filling orders in this line very sat
isfactorily he makes specially of manu-
featuring odd sizes.
S. F. Perry has rented Of Clark Chase
the Dewey house on Henry street for
term OF five years, beginning April 1.
With two baths al d modern conveniences
the house is finely located for the accom-
mediation OF roomers and boarders.
The "Chevalier company"passed through
here Thursday en- route for Burlington
where they showed in the evening. Sew
eral of the employees about the station in
Guiding some married men said they never
saw prettier girls with any company.
Ned Pierce says that the roofing business
has been better with him for the past year
than ever before He laid $50 squares Of
100 square feet each, and expects to doa
larger business the coming season. He
thinks slate roofing is growing in popular
ity.
George A. Weston and Barney Cannon,
Jr, have been testing the sentiment of
Bellows Falls citizens regarding the candi-
dacy of the Burlington relationship, the
former looking out for Mr.. Merrilrs fences
and the latter for Mr.. Mansur. So far as
noted, Benedict men are like hens teeth.
The c. E. society OF the Congregational
church passed pleasant evening with Miss
Gertrude Hayes Thursday. Progressive
letters was played, G. H. Sawyer scoring
the highest number of points and S. W..
Wilder, Jr., the next highest. Solos were
sung by Miss Nellie Burnett and Mrs.
Wilder and piano duet given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilder About As were present.
Charles +. Underhlll IN the legend exp
Van Wrinkle" at the opera house Wednes-
day evening drew good house, and his
rendering Of the famous legend was much
enjoyed. Mr.. Underhill has a fine pres
ence, splendid voice, and is master i'm
personator. He appeared here under the
auspices of the Junior class of the high
| school VIM cleared about $15 above ex-
penses.
The Epworth League has been fortunate
in securing Rev. G. 0. Judkins of Wind
sor to give an entertainment February o.
Mr.. Judkins was one Of the preachers at
the watch night service recently held, and
made profound impression. He is one
of the best impersonators and readers
on the platform today and has been giving
entertainments in Boston and vicinity this
winter.