Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-03-08
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. s, 1899.
Bellows Falls Locals.


Arthur Simonds of Brattleboro visited
Rollo Rice briefly last week.
H. d. Sparrow was at his home IN
Springfield the first Of the week.
Miss Minnie Perry passed Sunday with
with her brother in South Keene.
c. nj. Cook, freight engineer, is now
running east and west from East Deerheld'
Mass.
George F. Parmenter, who was recently
injured in the depot yard, is steadily I'M
proving.
H. C. Richardson recently placed two
new shoe racks in his store on Westmln-
ster street.
j. C. Day went to New York Monday
to look after spring styles in suits and
garments.
Mrs. Sadie Buchanan has moved into the
tenement over F. j. Hall & Sons new
grocery store.
The interior of George E. Welch's fur
niture store is being given new dressing
OF paint this week.
A moving bicycle, operated by an engine
in the rear, is an attraction in the show
wincow of c. S. Gates.
j Repairs on the interior of DIR. o. M.
Georges dental rooms have been COM
5eted, adding greatly to the appearance
John Gould OF Windham, formerly OF
his place, and brother of George Gould,
had the misfortune to break one OF his legs
last week.
Merton Robinson, employed by the Yer
mont Farm Machine company, went to his
home in Windsor Monday owing to sick
lness.
Men have begun chopping off the tim
Der on the Hatch place at Cold River
recently purchased by Bert Chellis OF Clare
mont. He is soon to erect saw mill on
the meadow.
H. l. Badger, travelling agent for the
Vermont Farm Machine company, and
Mrs. Badger have hired rooms at w. E
Rowells and will make their future home
in Bellows Falls.
Miss Katie Maloney, who has been sicf
for the past nine weeks at the home OF bel
f uncle, John Holleran, living near the tol
bridge, was able to 60 to her home IL
Cnarlestown Saturday.
The so P NJ train from Rutland wa'
an hour and half late Thursday, owing tt
the misfortune of having struck loaded
log team at Gassettss crossing. No seri
Gus damage was done.
The Bellows Falls second basket bal
team played the Vermont Academy secont
S team at Saxtons River Saturday evenln,
and were defeated II to g. Those com
prising the Bell ,ws Falls team were New
\ man, I. Donovan, Rice, Mcleod AMI
J Driscoll
! j. t. Keefe expects to move into tn
store recently vacated by the Wales Casl
store tomorrow. New paint, new plat
glass windows and new goods will welcom
Mr.. Keefe's customers. G. HI. Waite
who was on the sick list ten days, resumes
work Monday.
The woodwork in the interior of the mill
inery store of Stilwell & Pelkey is bein,
newly painted this week. Both member
of the firm of Stilwell & Pelkey will go t.
New York early next week for the sprin,
stock of goods. During their absence tn
i store will be attended by Mrs. /. A
Adams.
Mrs. j. M. Hatch of Cold River has a
fine pen of buff Plymouth Rock fowls a
d can be found anywhere, Many think tn
buff Plymouth Rocks are soon to be lead
ers among the farmyard feathered tribe
being fine table fowls and excellent layers
Anyone desiring settings can procure ther
of Mrs. Hatch at reasonable prices.
The members of the Y. P. G. U. wi
give social in the parlors of the Univer
salist church Thursday evening, March 16
: at 745. The entertainment will consis
of musical and literary program, ais
illustrated ballads. Refreshments will b
served, and a small admission fee charged
After the social there will be bushes
4 meeting, and it is hoped that good mum
Der will be present as matters of impor
lance are to be discussed.
II 'In the Trenches" will be given in tn
| opera house April 3 by members of tn
senior class OF the high school. This is a
exceptionally strong and well constructs
melodrama, full of powerful situations an
humorous incidents, which has been sue
cessful In professional hands. Its story
full of interest and is told by well-selecte
and contrasted group of characters, includ
| ing Hebrew, Irish and negro comedy roles
| The senior class is working hard to max
| the play a success.
III John Gilman Of Worcester, Mass, th