Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-03-19
Bellows Falls Locals.

Guy Thayer of Cambridgeport is work
ing for E. E Gotta.
Repairs are being made on w. P. Cas-
sidy's livery stable.
The interior of O. D. Gray & Co.'S store
is being given coat of paint.
E. w. Pinney OF Plymouth was in town
Thursday and yesterday.
Rev. N. T. Dyer of Ashburnham, Mass,
will preach in the Congregational church
tomorrow.
Rev. F. w. Lewis and Rev. A. G. Full
Ter of Putpey will exchange pu]pits tomor-
row.
1t is reported that Evangelist Dunnett
WILL pass few days in town next week;
he finished his work in Ludlow yesterday.
The Epworth League held an " Expert
snce party" last week, which was wei.
attended and highly enjoyable and from
which over $50 was realized.
At the quarterly conference of the Meth
odist church held last Wednesday evening
the vote in favor OF having Rev. +. w.
Lewis returned to this charge was unani-
nous.
The gentlemen of the First Universalist
parish will give chicken pie supper at the
church next Thursday, March "a. F. G..
Pierce, H King, Jr., and John I. Moore
are the committee in charge. Supper
served from to Z P. NJ.
The young people OF the Baptist society
are to give Knock" social at Mrs. Oscar
Kemp's on Atkinson street Tuesday even
| ing. There will be short musical and
literary program.
The ladies' of the U. o. G. G. will serve
Klondyke supper in Prospect hall next
Wednesday, March 29rd, from to Z,
after which an entertainment will be given ;
all for 10 cents. Everybody is invited.
The missionary societies of the Metho-
dist church in this place will hold their
annual Easter sale of useful and fancy
articles Friday evening of next week, at
which time new sugar, from the well-known
orchard of Charles Ball, will be served.
NJ. S. Walker of Grafton is employed by
the Vermont Farm Machine company; he
has moved his family into the upper tene-
ment in Mrs w. &. Blake's house on
South street and will make his home here
in the future.
The following program was carried out
at the high school entertainment last night ::
Piano solo, Miss Emily Gosselin; selec-
ton, mandolin club; recitation, George
Fitzsimmons song, Miss Anna Williams
piano solo, Miss Zuill solo, Miss Alice
jackson; recitation, Mrs. G. II. Gibson +;
selection, mandolin club.
John T. Moore & Son shut down
their mill to-day; it is reported that
extensive changes are to be made, and
machinery put in for making a different
grade of paper than has been manufac-
tured heretofore the proprietors, however,
are not doing SO much talking about it as
some of their neighbors.
The annual supper and apron sale held
in the vestry of the Congregational church
Thursday evening by the ladies' union Of
that church proved the usual enjoyable sue
cess. A supper was served, candies and
fancy articles were on sale, and the even
ing concluded with laughable farce enti-
tied g The Sweet Sisters"
The Burlington Free Press says: ut is
announced that Bellows Falls is about to
secure shoe factory from Newburyport,
Mass, the product OF which has amounted to
about 100000 annually for number of
years. That shoe company has probably
learned of the labor Legislation which is
not ON our statute books"
The Essex Record says: 1.-The Bellows
Falls TINES illustrated its first page last
week with tw n-column pen drawings of
Gen. w. w. Grout, Hon. Frank Plumley
and Judge l.. NJ Read, the three candi-
dates for congress in the second district.
They were as fine Illustrations as ever APP
peared in Vermont newspaper"