Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-25
Bellows Fails Locals.
O. Moore is slowly improving.

A. @. Moore is slowly improving.
W. u. Conway is confined to the house
, BY sickness.
Alard wood floor is being laid in An
d.ers' drug store.
Mir. c. NJ. Bake is convalescing from
severe alta k OF the grip.
A II. Chandler has been spending a
par Of this week 10 Boston.
1sr and MRS. Cushing Adams are in
Nv York tor few days.
Mss Helen Sanford has been confined to
the house g4ls week by sickness.
air and Mrs. c. Chase have been
spending the past week in Boston.
3Giss Alice Frost is recovering from
quite a serious illness, at the Commercial
House.
w II. Griswold. who has been on the
sick iss Tor seine weeks past, went yester-
I day to Boston for a short stay.
1I. Clark, who has been been visiting
her SISTER, Mrs. II. r. Thompson, re-
turuca Tuesday to her home in Keene.
TsoLsd 5 Union If the Congregational
church aeteI The handsome sum of about
$500 @ t-a upper and apron sale Wednes-
day evening.
ii s Adams of Newburyport, Mass, is
10 a2aao the coming month with her grand
son, Master Melvin Hall, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Hail a-e N Florida.
M. w, j. Conant, while passing down
LA LEY street yesterday morning, slipped
on tie ice at the Henry street corner and
fell, cracking bone in her right arm.
The Womln's Reief Corps will serve a
ban sorPsr next Wednesday evening in
b qa- bill, IN charge of Mrs. Ida R.
Brown, Mrs. Ellen +. Carr and Miss Nellie
A. Brown.
The se'eetmen have ordered that the
tro4t doors Of the town hall be kept clo; ed
and locked and the entrance to the liquor
agency viii hereafter be at the side door
on the north side.
Tue lecture entitled 1.-The Sunny
5oua," illustrated by the stereopticon,
gsea by O. " Osgood in the Congrega-
tioual church Thursday evening was much
eij yed by the audience present.
To jefferson Comedy company which
appears at the opera house Tuesday even
.iag Is identcaIy the same company, seen
cry AID fleets which played at the Boston
Theatre last December and from what the
many trsy>hng men say who have wit
messed the performances along the line, it
IS safe to say those who do not attend will
miss the best attraction of the season.
Rev. Charles 0 Day, formerly of Brat
ugU5ro and chaplain OF the FIRST Vermont
regiment IN the war with Spain, has been
CLOS ZEN secretary OF the Congregational
Eaus4,iou society Of Boston. He is AZ
y--es 81 a graduate OF Yale and of the
8ndoyee Theological seminary, and has
saased abroad, and IS well fitted for his
aea-pasi,iyn.
The j shua smpkins company with two
bra band. and splendid orchestra will be
seen at the opera house on Thursday,
March III play is made of fun ar d
rsai 5 b, combining the pleasing features of
realistic meIedsama and the ever popular
rural play. The character sketches are
ia b he very clever, while there is an
sbaa4aace ct g'cd music, singing and
|darc.ng in it. Taose lovable old country
\ characters are introduced and their sayings
and duiugs create much amusement. The
/ G uHauy comes 10 us recommended as
good one throughout. Tha saw mill scene
Y ii It's L.rdaeEiz said to b. wonderfully
realistic. a genuine circular saw is 81 en-
in motion, and, inst to show that it is the
Irsal article, a BOA is sawed off a log in
lul. = y 81 thu audience. after which Caleb
Siupsias, uncle J0,h's son, is lashed to
tba o5 by the VILLAINS and started toward
the gl,itsring teeth OF the rapidly revolving
saw