Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-12-14
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1899
Bellows Falls News.
BRIEFS.


The Scrooby club met with Miss Co,
trude Hayes Monday night.
Miss Annie Fletcher is visiting friend, =
Fitchburg and Worcester.
Prof. B. E. Riggs will sing during tho
morning service at the Baptist church.
j. j. Fenton was in New York last vepk
purchasing Christmas goods.
DR.. w. P. Devine went 10 his HON. i
Brattleboro Wednesday sick with the p,n
Mrs. G. H. Osgood and son returned TO
their home in Brookline, Mass, MONDAY
Miss Margaret Murray left this morning
for a two weeks visit at her home in Nor
wich, Conn.
Wallace White was in Danielsville, NH
this week on business for the Machine Conn.,
pany.
Pierce's Pharmacy has large window
display OF athletic calendars ADVERTISING
j ohnson's anodyne lniment.
Marjorie B. Cory, sister of Mrs. O. A.
Cast, is clerking in store in Leominser.
Mass, during the holidays.
The postoffice doors are to be closed
hereafter at 1880 o'clock every Sunday
morning.
G. F. Swift of Springfield, Mass, has
sold his eight-tenement block on George
street to H. W. Howard.
The Harpers at the opera house Thurs
day evening drew small house and was
not highly appreciated.
The assault cases of O'Brien VS.. Porter
set for hearing at ppm. Monday were con-
tinued for two weeks.
John Hennessy, with J. j. Fenton &
Co., assisted in the store of E. j Fenton
& Co. in Brattleboro Saturday.
A. H. Bissell has secured the agency for
thi, section for the Improved FIRE Extin-
guisher. He has already placed several
good orders.
Mr.. Morrow, an expert in temperiug
steel, representing the HOMETOWN Steel
Company Limited of Boston, was in town
yesterday on business.
G. w. Osgood and Miss Frances went
to Boston today. They were accompanied
by Miss Addie Osgood who returned to her
home in Lexington, Mass.
|. The Pianola concert Saturday eva.ya
at the rooms of the Beedle company at
tracted a large audience and was mlchen-
joyed.
Mrs. E. J. Planter is visiting her sider,
Mrs. George W. Kimball, Jr., in WoNes-
ter, Mass. Miss Hattie Hildreth is acting
as librarian during her absence.
A portion of the B. & M. round-hase
near the railroad station has been torn down
and grading for the electric road in hat
vicinity is in progress.
The Junior dance at Union hall md
Bobby Shaftoe at the opera house are the
attractions for this evening. The latter will
be repeated tomorrow night.
Those who have not secured their dishes
which were used at the supper in Odd Eel
lows hall last night will find them at c. K.
Labaree's, where they were taken.
G. F. Cady and family living at 81 VIII
liams street have moved to Rutland, leaving
today. Mr.. Cady is freight engineer on
the Rutland road.
The members of the Westminster cuh
entertained the ladies Monday evening.
There we're IL tables of whist. The mex,
ladies' night will be New Years eve.
The Ottumwas, the second attraction at
the lecture course, at the opera house Fri.
day evening is spoken of by those present
as one OF the finest entertainments Of if
kind that ever came to Bellows Falls.
The ladies' of the Methodist church will
hold their annual sale of us atul and fancy
articles next Wednesday afternoon and
evening with supper from to s. The
supper will be in charge of Mrs. Wa
Sargent.
Norwood & Fled are distributing lsroe
calendars for 1900 with clear, siz able figure.
that are readable at quite distance. Il
has the further merit of very pretty pic.
ture of Conway castle and bridge in Wales
Yale's Newest Devils Auction at the
opera house last evening drew good
house and gave entire satisfaction. The
scenery and some Of the costumes were
magnificent. AS the name indicates tbi,
old attraction always seem new.
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F
Weeks, who live in North Walpole, died
yesterday, aged between four and five
years. The funeral is this afternoon a
o'clock. Mr.. Weeks is foreman on III,
log pile.
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