Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-09
Bellows Falls Locals.

F. F. Kemp began Wednesday to drive
the American express wagon.
The schools begin their spring term on
Tuesday, April 12,
Mrs. L. A. Towns and niece have moved
into the new Maynard block, from Keene.
C. w. Osgood lectured before the Win
chester, N. H., high school last evening on
High aud Low Grade Iron"
Tickets for c. w. Henry's Darkness
and Daylight" 60 on sale at Williams &
Co.'s Book Store Wednesday morning.
Little Beatrice Gotta, who has been SO
sick with pneumonia, is slowly improving.
DR.. Miner is attending her.
H. Phillips of Boston succeeds Mr..
Petrof, as tonsorial artist at the Towns
hotel barber shop. -a62 o, -
F. G. Pierce is among the business men
who have arranged special attractions in
their show windows for Easter. s5du.jug !
Thomas brisbane is nursing a felon on
one OF his fingers, which prevents him from
working.
The Lodge Of the Temple, No. 94,F. &
A M, worked the third degree on cam
didate Thursday evening.
John Sullivan has been appointed by the
probate court as administrator Of the es-
tate of the late Daniel Sullivan. pA
The friends Of Rev. Mr.. Flinders Of St.
Adams will be sorry to hear of his death
which occurred on Monday from heart
| failure, the result OF severe cold. t'.
A meeting of tie board of the Y. M.
c.. A. directors will be held in the Asso-
sociation rooms Monday evening, April
II, at $50 O'clock. - a~5
The family of Charles Williams moved
this week into the cottage occupied by N.
H. Farr and hereafter will make their
home with Mr.. FAIR.
Perley Mandigo has passed a successful
examination in Boston for admission into
the United States navy. When there is a
vacancy tor him he will receive notification.
The news department OF the Information
al Paper CO did not shut down last Sun
day, being obliged to run on account Of
the great demand for paper caused by the
war excite ment. .Eeas 81
News was received here this week of the
death of Mrs. Adeline A. Corey Of Fitch
burg, Mass after long illness, at the
age OF rs years. The funeral takes place
this afternoon at her home in Fitchburg.
The ladies of the U. o. G. G. made a
great success in every sense of the word Of
their Klondike supper and entertainment
Wednesday evening. The tables were
bountifuIly spread with good things and
beautifully decorated, while six young
ladies att nded carefully and promptly to
the wants OF the guests.
One of the prettiest display windows in
town is that Of the New York Racket, in
which they advertise their spring millinery.
The window is very tasteiully arranged
with wax figure in the centre, which wears
a leading style in spring hats, aud the fig
ures OF two children,-one cleaving to the
cross and the other with harp.
The committee having the Daughters Of
Rebekah Masquerade in charge have made
arrangements with a costumer, who
will be at Towns Hotel, room No. 16,
Monday, April IL, with full line of suits,
wigs, masks, etc. Tickets for gallery will
be on sale at New York Racket Saturday
at 2 o'clock. Don't miss this entertain
ment, the event of the season.
H. d. Aldrich, who fell on the slippery
side walk about two months ago, breaking
his knee cap. met with similar accident
on Tuesday evening. In walking down
street in front of the F. B. F. store, be
slipped on the icy pavement and fell on the
same knee, breaking the knee cap in the
same place. He had oaly recovered from
his last Injury. DIR. Allbee thinks that he
will be able to be about on crutches in two
weeks.