Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-03-30
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, MAR 80, 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

II. +. Bussey moves his family to Saco,
Me-, to-day where lie will have employ
ment in fruit and confectionery business.
His address is p o. Box 1898. Saco, Me.
The Daughters OF Rebekah will serve
a lo-cent supper at |. o. o. F. hall on Fri
day evening, April LIST, from 6 to 100
Everyone is invited.
The Pna Dell boat club will hold a
meeting at the Blue Store this evening at
Z so o'clock. Business of imports is
to come up.
George Parker has sold his night lunch
cart and tonight is the last night it will be
seen on the square in Bellows Falls. Mr..
Parker will remain in town for the present.
There will be an "Orapge Supper" in
the Baptist vestry Friday evening begin.
nirg at o'clock. This supper will be
given by the yourg ladies' mission circle
and Of course when the young ladies say
come, no one will say no,
A little child of two years in ride the
other day saw and had explained to her
the windmill at Mr.. Thwing's. A day or
two later from her home she saw teacher
passing on bicycle, when she exclaimed
"Oh See that school-marm on wind
mill"
All those interested in the culture OF
fancy poultry and wishing to help promote
a poultry exhibition in this place this fall
are requested to meet at the Office of F. A.
Bolles this week Saturday evening, April
2, at o'clock.
Rev George B. Nuttipg, missionary of
the American board in Central Turkey
died at Ashville, N. G., February 20. Mr..
Nutting was born in Randolph and gradu-
ated at Dartmouth college. After study
ing theology at Western Reserve seminary
he went to Turkey where he labored until
poor health obliged him to return, at which
time he was relieved from his connection
with the board. He. was brother Of the
late William Nutting of this place.
A sad and murderous event occurred in
ne of our streets last week. Early last
fall pair of harmless red squirrels rented
the garrett Of a nejghbcr's house, from
whence they emerged into the trees all
win er giving happiness to themselves,
landlords and neighbors, but one day last
week some four or five boys found one of
them in tree and Immediately forme d
a battery and fred stones to the instant
d. ath of the innocent squirrel now so much
mourned by its mate and their friends.
G. 0. Henry writing from Providence
says: "When you have your smoke talk,
if good tobacco, clean pipe, and Whit
combs cigars are furnished l should like
to be there. About the question of license
or local option if tried in Vermont; the
cities will favor it. They have SO long vio-
lated the proper enforcement of the law
that they need the help OF the smaller towns
to take care of the dirty mess they have on
hand. The evil consequences of the drink
habit are SO apparent there is no need of
discussing them. The man who will advo-
cate liquor selling now is the one who is
wanting the dollar first Some men have
lived long enorgh to recollect when we had
this law and its effect lessening the sales
in stores and taverns and among our
neighbors. Men now favor law against
the usual forms of stealth 6, but are dead
set against the enforcement of the law
against stealing property and friends in the
sale of liquor"