Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-29

! fAlIo Az NJ. w Will dltclu q SGb-
sion of the Woman's Board of Missions to
be held in Springfield, Mass next Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday. She go, S
as one of the delegates from Vermont.
The local lodge K OF p. have an invitf =
ii, n to visit the Fitchburg lodge a week
from next Monday evening. The Fitch
burg lodge offer TO send up special car
without expense at this end Of the line, and
it is probable that it will be well filed.
The annual meeting of the Daughters of
the American Revolution held Tuesday
evening in the Brooks House in Brattle-
boro was attended by Mr.. and Mrs. N. G..
Williams. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. G. A.
Moore are the Only mt mbers of the order
in Bellows Falls
The grammar school in North Walpo'e
has been transferred from the old building
TO the new. The old building now accom-
mod ates the LIST primary and End interme-
diate, ard the n,w building the grammar
school and the 1st intermediate. There
are five teachers in the new building and
two in the old.
At the annual meeting OF the direct ors
of the Vermont Farm Machine CON-
pauy held recently, James B. Williams,
the wealthy soap manufacturer ct Glaston-
bury, Cam, was chosen president to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Viii
liam P. Williams OF Hartford, the former
president N. g. Williams was chosen
manager, teasurer and secretary.
| About 60 of the young friends OF George
and Everett Shaughnessy gave them SUI
prise visit at their home in North Walpo.e
last night. They were both presented with
gold rings. Dancing was INDUCED in in
engine hall, music being furnished by
Keefe's orchestra. An oyster supper wss
served ard in the early hours the party
broke up after pleasant time. The sue
cess of the party was due to the hard work
of the young ladies in charge.
| Rev. j. HI. Reid delivered an address
before the 18th annual meeting of the
Cheshire county Sunday school associs-
ton in Keene Thursday. The Keene Sen
tinel says: 1.-The feature of the morning
session. as we'll as the final number on the
program, was an address on 1.-The Sunday
School Teacher Versus the Day School
Teacher" by Rev j. H. Reid, OF Bellows
FaI S. The address was of most stirring
and suggestive character, and was heard
| with close interest,"
A contemporary says: Roqui.ition
papers were scrvcd en- 0. II Ellis, one Of
the " brewery" Iroprietcrs in Hiusdale
opposite Brattleb ro, this week to secure
his appearance at Keene, where the grand
jury found three indictments against him
last week for illegal sale of Intoxicating
liquors. Elis's counsel appeared for him
and pleaded guilty to two of the charges
and were fined $3.50 The third case was
continued until April. II it is proved, ii
may cause the imprisonment of Ellis.
Papers we're also made out at the same
time for Fred G. Gale on the same charge,
there bei G five indictments against him
The officers failed to find Gale, however.
and the papers await his return"
One OF the Bellows Falls merch ants, at
least, recognizes the fact that it is more
blessel to give than to receive. George b.
Allbee proposes to make some one Of his
cusi omers happy by the gilt of first class
Iparlor stove, set up ia their house and
dipped, absolutely free of charge. The
offer will remain open till Christmas eve,
when the name of the lucky person will be
determined, and the order tor the stove
presented to them as Christmas gift from
the firm. All info, nation in regard to the
method to be adopted will be cheeriulIy
given to anyone calling at his store in
Towards block. Mr.. Allbee will also
present to every cash purchaser of range,
between now and Thanksgiving day, a nice
Vermont turkey.
The famous Bros. German, John, James
and George, who bring their merry COM
pany of singing and dancing comedians to
the opera house on Tuesday next. in their
new version OF James Germans excruciat-
ingly funny musical comedy, ..Mr. Beane
from Boston," were for many years the
brains and master minds of the Great Hav-
eriy minstrels, when that veteran manager,
Jack Haverly. was at the zenith of his
career All three brothers being clever
comedians, original from start to finish, re-
markably clever dancers and above all,
composers and producers, were secured by
Mr. Haverly when they were mere boys.
After leaving Haverly. these gentlemen
Travelled with their own minstrel organizs-
ton, which sailed under the flag OF the
"Gorman Bros Mammoth MiDstrels,r and
met with phenomenal success. Later they
produced 9TH Giihooiys Abroad
A Chicago paper says: A launch is be-
ing built in Chicago for E. Fl. r. Green.
president of the Texas Midland railroad