Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-13
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY APRIL IS, 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

Don't forget the laughable comedy, "The
Rice Pudding" April 90 at Union hall.
The cottage of Mrs. E. H. Hadley on
South street is at present in the hands OF
the painters.
Eight new members were admitted to
the Christian Eudeavcr society of the Cor :
gregational church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Damien have each a
Victor wheel instead of having tandem as
was stated last week.
Reserved seats 60 on sale for 1.-The Rice
Pudding" at c. E. Capron's Monday,
April II.
Daniel Beaton has been enlargiDg the
piazza at the east side of his house on the
extension OF Henry street.
On Monday the body of Mrs. George
Foster was removed from the vault and
buried in the Oak Hill cemetery.
Fred Farr of Gageville is improving the
appearance OF his house by a fresh coat Of
paint.
Guy Woodfall, in taking down the sig
nails from the rear of his train as it was
entering the yard few days ago, fell from
the platform but was not injured.
John o. Springs men are putting three
windows into the north wall of the town
ball, thus making great improvement il
the light in the Pierce clothing store.
C. w. Henry, instead of having the large
Autographs advertising his new play, will
paint some Of the leading scenes upon the
bulletin boards about town.
The ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. H. 70,
Cheshire county held meeting here Mon
day evening and re elected Mrs. c. j
O'Neil county president.
At the residence of H. S. Frost las
Thursday evening the w. R. c. rendered
a reception to Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. How
ard, who moved here from Drew.ville {
few days ago.
The uniformed rank knights of Pythia
holds meeting in G. A. r. hall Friday
evening to initiate its members, about 2!
in all. The new uniforms have arrived ant
the company is drilling regularly.
The social dance given b-I the ladies
auxiliary of the A. o. H. in Union hal
Monday evening proved very pleasan
affair. There was quite large number
present, including few from out of town
and inspiring music for the dancers wa.
furnished by Weeden's orchestra.
The "old-time" entertainment to be
given in Union hall next Wednesday even.
ing by the ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M. G.
A will offer the public an exceptional op.
portunity to meet such distinguished per.
scnages as John Alden, Priscilla, Miles
Standish and a number OF colonial squires
and danes. The proceeds of the party
are to be used for the Indebtedness of the
ass 3ciation.
TIE high school Oracle for April has
made its appearance and contains the usual
AMOUNT of interesting matter. A leading
'ditorial criticises rather severely tie pc
ltical intrigues of the lower classmen which
resulted in capture OF the Offices in the
athletic asso cation to the confusion of the
aspiring seniors, whose slate was set aside.
An illustrated sketch treat of bicycles in
he army, and notably well-written arti-
lie on "a Few Spring Flowers" is con-
ributed by Miss Margaret S. Williams.
All the scho OILS of the village will be in
'essicn nj xt Saturday, thus making up for
oss of Monday of this week. AS the
sunday before the opening of schools this
week was Easter, it was decided by the
school board to defer the commencing IN
il Tuesday, thus giving those who were
nut of town an opportunity to remain over
Sunday. The schools outside Of Bellows
Falls and Saxtcns River opened last We ek
Monday.