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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11

sails, Miss A. NJ. Smith of Rutland, w. n
ba,chelder; Of Chester, Leroy Head an,
w wne, Misses Annie and Lulu Head from
Wnitesville, Mrs. M A Bamis, Mr. and Mrs
n nehry Cady, Miss Ada Cady. Robert Lowell
r rom oavendish, Misses Flora Pratt, Marga
Ms,v leroy Nellie Adams. Jane spafford
Mary Bent, Marion White, Lizzie whitcomb
saud Thompson, Mabel Noyes, Gertis
Spaulding, Louise Tarbell, Aida Wyman
Deios Lowell, #. v Perkins, Charles John.
1 w, Louis Noyes, Nate Walker and wife
naa spanlding and wife, Walter Amsden
a., we gilbert Foster and wife, Mrs Her.
NJ Tsi' Sav, George Tarbell, George Thompson.
" spsfard. Byron spaulding, Clarence
smith, Harold Whitcomb
mere were in al about 70 maskers. The
SaIery was filed with spectators when the
nusleians took their places and the grand
G Ia'cn oeran, led by Miss Jane Stafford and
aeorge Ihomps on. The sight Of the mask
ess as they marched down from the center
~ me stage was very pretty one There
we're lords and ladies' peasants and gypsies.
upsoIns, testers, Indians aud pages Cardinal
nhicneieu walked msjestcaly through the
naong as DR. spafaord, or the other way the
..u r"oes OF the cardinal were very becoming
To the Doctor
9 a sood-looking Indian was wandering fat
o.e" through the maskers and we will saw
'gnt mere that the Indian costume of Delos
noVe'i vas the most ricturesque of all the
ehs'umes there Next came an English her.
az, well taken care of by f. v. Perkins.
wnose suit was very handsome one. W NJ
natche der as King Henry VIII wore a fine
3ont, mere were many others but space
ru ,olos our mentioning them all George
: thompson as French Roval Guard wore
u very good suit; George Ta,bell was merry
,ince Carnival, Merton Jewett as a court
J es.eT had very pretty suit, Charles John.
IN, Henry Cady, Gilbert Foster and Frank
made the crowd merry as Gowns.
among the ladies were Miss Maud Thomn.
soh as Princess Carnival and Miss Jane Spaf-
!, t'rh as grand duchess, both suits were yerv
handsome Miss Edna Graham a. a sister ~
CHARITY was very good, both in the costume
ana IN concealing her identity until The nm.
mast Ing We noticed Miss Marion White in
urecian suit trimmed with red, which was
Very becoming; Miss Flora Pratt "a A ,ver
sirl IN pretty pink dress trimmed with
loses, Miss Margaret Percy as Dutch peas
SUI eht IN red dress trimmed with blue Ada
Gaey and Louise Tarbell were very pretty in
lneir red, white and blue dresses, represent-
Jug the states; Miss Ethel Sumner was be |
e ,gpmingly dressed IS a Rough Rider, and Mrs
Sa sI Walker made pretty sailor girl.
:. mere were good many peasant girls
mere, the prettiest suits being worn bv Mrs
1enry Cady and Mrs. M. A. Bemis. A mum.
,er OF gypsies were present, chief among
mem being Miss Mary Bent, Miss Mabel |
SoSes and Miss Nellie Adams; Mrs. Alva
,pauldlng looked very pretty in a Kate
IreenaWay dress and bonnet We must not |
0rget Byron Spaulding in his white suit "a
MEL the Porkers and his grunts were most
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
WESTON.

The school enter'ai- nnent PASSED ef4 verv
Pleasantly lost week. There was full house
snd shout $40 wss cleared.
Miss AhhiA ro1'e't returned to her home in
Townsheud Thursdav.
nnion SEWING sociefv was held ut MrsA
ID. Gi'r1rre's Tuesdav afternoon and a good
deal Of work accomplished.
Mrs. j. Q A. Cragin is in Mt. Holly for a
visit.
Frsrk Mansur went to Providence. r l..
last week where he has ohtsined work in =
r'schine shop. His family is expected to GO
later.
Mrs E A. Melindy is at H. A. Hannum's
this week.
B'srche Ws'te Is stsving with Mrs. Frank
Msrsur for the present
r. B. Jaquith is at home for an indefinite
stav.
Brvsnt is swav on a hu<iuess tr;n
II l. renorted thst there will he a sleighride
to South Londonderry next week.
G. r Srrsgue srrived home from Florids
Tuesday morning.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
Raiding at White River Junction.

The Landmark says: States Attorney J
T.; Sargent of Ludlow happened to be in
White River Junction a couple of DAYS last
week By a curious coincidence Deputy
Sheriffs W. 8. Lowell of Springfield and i
d: Kiniry IS Windsor on Thursday evening
raided the American house and the pool room
In the Jur cfion house annex in search of con-
traband liquors. In the former the stock on
hand was small, consisting of two bottles of
wh1skey. The pool room contributed two
barrels of beer and varied assortment of
grip tonics.
Tuesday evening in police court Msi. j.. L.
Elder, proprietor of the pool room was
charged with having irtoxicants on hand
with intent to sell. The state also alleged
previous conviction for the same offense, but
failed to prove il, 90 the major was mulcted
in the sum of 492 70. fine and costs for first
ofense under The charge. States Attorney
Sargent prosecuted and J. G. Harvey ap-
peared for the defendant.
f. V. Sargent and e. A. Goodel of the
American house were then separately charged
with having liqnor on bar d with intent to
sell. Sargent was scquitted but Goodell was
requested to help he state treasury 20 the
amount Of $50 and costs. For one offense of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11

enee. Itrelieves the condition that PRO-
dnces so much discomfort and robs men,
situation Of its terrors. Here Is proof:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAN:-How can 1
thank you enough for what you have
done for me3 When I wrote to you l
was suffering untold pain at time of
menstruation; was nervous, had head
ache all the time, no appetite, that tired
feeling. and did not care for anything.
| have taken three bottles OF lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. one
of BLOOD Purifier, two boxes of Liver
Pills. and to-day am = we'll person. I
would Ike to have those who suffer
know that I an one Of the many who
have beer cured of female complaints
by your wonderful medicine and advice.
Miss JENNIE R. Mu.Es. Leon. Wis.
Nyou are suffering in this way, write
as Miss Miles did TO Mrs. Pinkham at
Lynn. Mass, for the advice which she
offers free of charge 20 all women.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
LUDLOW.
j. q. Sargent went to Woodstock on bust
ness the f'st of the week.

j. q. Sargent went to Woodstock on busi
ness the fist of the week.
The meeting of the Okemo Literary clu,
was held in the Congregational church las
Monday evening. The church was nearl,
niied with members of the club and invited
friends. The subject for the evening wa,
music, and the program rendered was en-.
joyed BY all present.
The Thread and Needle GLIB held bust.
ness meeting with Mrs G. A. Browne on
Friday evening of last week and decided to
hold "picnic" with Mrs. Herman Fullam
on Valentines night, February a.
Mrs M. r. Buchold and little daughter
Amy are visiting in Massachusetts,.
The Thread and Needle club meets this
week with Miss Ella Gill on Pleasant street.
Miss Kate Hoskison, who has been work
ing for Mrs. L. @. Howe, 10 sick with the
measles.
Louis Bugbee is added to the long list of
persons having hard cold.
Miss Russell, M. D, died at her rooms on
Pleasant street last Tuesday. The funeral
was Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ida Fuller is at her home sick with
the prevailing distemper. Her father is also
similarly afflicted.
new printing press 10 being put in place
In the Tribune office this week.
Wallace Gilbert of Burlington spent Sum
bert.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
ROCKINGHAM.

w. @. Stuart has been on the sick list bu
at present writing is better.
Mr.. Spooner and his son-in-law. DIR
Ihayer of Charlestown. N H , and Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Evans of Bellows Falls called a
y. e. Stowell's last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooks of Wesfm;n
ster are visiting Mrs. Brooks sister, Mrs
William Severance.
Sidney Wiley and wife of Claremont arc
stopping with the formers mother, Mrs
Sarah Wiley.
Miss Stella Parker is at Mrs. Lovell,s
sewing.
Mrs. Ellen Reed, former resident of this
place. died at her home in Springfield Tues
day, the 7th, of grip followed by pneumonia
Inc burial will be here Friday, Mrs. Sarah
Wiley attending.
The body of Mrs. Bowman of Bartonsville
was placed in the tomb here Tuesday.
Henry Adams is suffering from severe
attack of erysipelas.
G. G. Stowell and son attended the Pollard
auction in Chester Thursday; the stock sold
Mr.. Webb and Mr.. Proctor have recently
sold each fine heifer to Mr.. Chickering of
Walpole.
There was a show in Lowell hall Monday
evening when Livingston in his Great One
Thousand-Dollar Contortion Act had fair
audience.
The VISUAL good time was had at the dance
last Friday night; SO couples attended,
although not 81 MANY were expected. Mrs
LOWELL proved herself eqnal to the occasion
and all were rovallv served.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Severance were
called to Springfield Monday to attend the
funeral of cousin of Mr. Severance.
Mrs. M ~. Smith ard gra- dchirdren have
returned from Saxtons River, where the for
mer was seriously sick with pneumonia.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
PARK HILL.

Every one Is cordiallv invited to spanf
Tueedav evening. February IA. with n,
Young Paop'e's Society at the church parior
at Park Hill. Refreshments will he served
and pleasing entertainment is being ar
ranged.
g Kathau Is suffering with a painfn
swelling on the neck.
School finishes THE week Thursday after q
snccessful term tanoh. nv Miss Lena Smith
The school ct the 'sThe Corre-," which he.
been under the instruction of Miss Arnold
also closes this week
The tenth anniversary nf the prarpe will
he observed Mnndsv evening. Fehrnarv 13. =,
Park Hi' ;thst date being arncinted hy State
Master Bstche'der as the most co-ver'ant
for him to he present cor1;al invitation
hes been exten ED to Snoff 'rd, Pisksreen and
the Wa'noie granges 10 he present, which will
no doubt be well responded IN providing TIE
evening is pleasant An oyster supper will
be one of the important features of the even
ing as usual.
Miss Mabel Goodnow is working at j. r.
Burt's.
Mrs, Samuel Wilbur and little boy are at
home for few DAYS.
Rv the viii NJ the late Jonathan A. Frerch
Of Reeve 800 is bsqueathed to the Park
Hill Gov gregaflonal church and West
mnrelsnd Congregational church the ircnnne
tn he used in replenishing the Sunday school
libraries.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
More Trouble About Electric Roads.

| The Electric Railway company is accumu
lating about all the legal bushes. in Mont.
pelier that it will desire to attend to for some
time to come. Tuesday M. w. Wheelock, v
L. Slayton, F. h. Tracy and W. M. Ordway
OF Montpelier boarded the II A car to Barre
and after paying the first fve-cent install.
ment and demanding transfers they refused
TO pay the second five cents and were set of
by Conductor Perry in the snow when Just
over the Barre line. They immediately
boarded the next car for the CITY and went
through the same program again and were
again q cted on upper Barre street BY Con-
dnctor Martin. The quartet then walked into
the city and brought seven suits against the
conductors named above for assault claiming
500 damages in each case. The force of at
torneys in the city and the sheriffs we're kept
busy in the afternoon making out and serv.
ing the papers.
To the above number another case was
added, that of K M Harvey, who was bounced
IN the Saturday expedition, against Superin-
court next Monday.
It's understood that each case is non-ap-
pealable.
There is one element about the situation
which is very anu sing and that is the en-
pioyes are as urbane and chivalrous as Span
lsh dons when they b uuce a man from the
car and it is accepted IN the same vein bv
those elected for it is we'll understood that
they are following instructions from the com.
panv.
The contract under which the company Sc
cured the right to run through the streets of
Barre provided that the rate of fare should
NOT De over hve cents to any part of Barre,
and that the company should give transfers
10 any and ell lines owned by it. This, local
lawyers claim, is direct agreement to give a
hve-cent fare to Montpelier and it is under
stood that number of leading citizens will
try this week to ride from Barre to Montpe-
lier CITY for flve cents and if removed from
The car will bring suit against the company.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
CHARLEsToWN.

- son was born tn Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo
ne'd OF Sonth Hemlock February
Geo-ee Houghton; who pu-chaeed the vii
nam Putnam farm in North Charlastown
would ike tn sell and move back to walpole
Mr.. and Mrs George Rec were united il
marrisge at South birmingham, Mass, Feb
ruary and will once more make their HON,
in Chsrlestown.
Mrs Sarah Rogers, eseisted nv Mrs. r C
way, is caring for Nettie Merrill, who il
sick with pneumonia
Mr. AID Mrs George Hubbard are in poo
health this winter
a party of Masons from here went to Glare
mont Thursd4v night.
A party IF Masons from Springfiold at
tended the Masonic Meeting here Wednes
oav evening and worked the third degree or
candidate.
James Carried of Claremont visited friend:
IN town Thursday
Mrs. Chsrles R,ursviue of Newport has
been visiting her friend, Mrs Ella Wilbur.
while attending her class in vocal and instru-
mental music.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11

The concert by Mrs. DR. Morgan's singing
class was success, all doing their parts fine
ly. Her class of little ones deserve special
mention The thanks of the class are especi-
| ally rendered to the orchestra that helped
very much, also to Miss Susie Lull of Wind
sor and Miss Lena Buck, who assisted with
reading. 1t was success both financially
and socially the receipts being ST.
| Sewell Wilkins is driving Hook & Burn
hams team while d. Mahoney takes vaca-
| ton.
George Luce is moving from Proctorsville
into the double house on Canal street.
| Francis Magrath has family from West
| windsor soon to move into his house.
Mrs Edwin Carpenter has gone to Bridge
| water, Mass to visit sister.
| Rev. Mr. Fuller, the new Baptist minister
has moved his family from Groton to the par.
sonage. He preached his first sermon last
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs of Bridgewater, who
| were living in South Reading, died within a
week OF pneumonia, leaving four destitute
children.
Mrs. o s. Holden finished very success
| ful term OF school at Amsden Friday, Febru.
arv Number of scholars 80; nu merous alb
cent marks were caused by SIC kness; average
| attendance u Those perfect in attendance
were Mabel Flu ton, Bel tina Horton, Clinton
Horton, Eddie md, Harold Rand; absent
only on account of sickness, Grace Blxby,
Carrie circuit, Arthur Harvey Ernest Harvey,
Donald Miller, Frank Rand. Harry Sauires
was absent half day; Mabel Fulton and
Clinton Horton had no marks during the
term.
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Baldwin returned home
asst week, her sister having died. Mrs i'd
win, whose health is very poor, is nearly
Frustrated. The mpathy OF ali is with her
in her deep afh ction.
| a Junior Union was orgapixed by Rev, f
y. Goldthwa,th last week wi the following
officers: Alice Vittum, presidents; Myron
Vittum, vice president; IDA Sawyer, secre-
tary; Florence Crandal treasurer; L zzie
Davis, chairman of devotional committee;
flag bearer, Hollis Newton.
The Baptist Sunday school officers are
Frank Hook, superintendent Clarence Ram
dali, assistant superintendent; Eta Vlttum,
secretary; Beuah Vittum, assistant secretary;
Harold Randall, treasurer. Kate Griswoid,
assistant treasurer.
Florence Crandall is spending her vacation
at her home in Plymouth.
The ladies' society will meet with Mrs. 0.
s. Holden Thursday, February l6. A FIVE
cent supper will be served. !
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
JAM TCA.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Howard are visiting thei
parents.
DIR. O. r. Dosna has taken how from tn,
Massachusetts State r ard of Charity.
.Jsmes Mrzzey has bought horse fol
his son Harold
Mr.. and Mrs. A Crowninshield have re-
turned frnr' Hinsd lie.
Mrs. M Williams is more comfortable
Ahnnt 40 of cur towrspeonle srent the
evening IF the 3 I with Mr. and Mrs Rickei
and very GOOD upper and pleasant time
YVES erjnved nv all
Herrv Williams has bought horse.
M. Brooks of South Carolina spent Sun
dsv in town.
Ernest Howard and sister have returned to
New York
Andrew Work had the m'sfor'ure tn cu-
his foot while chopping lost Saturday and
was Obliged to call on DIR. Doane to have IT
dressed
Archie RAmis has moved back to his house
at the depot.
lin.
Mice sofie White is visiting Ernest Bluen
snd wife.
Frsnk Wills hoe left W. Earnest and is
working for Mr Rrpzee.
Mr. and Mrs WRIGHT rlirpton's home vas
ola 'ened hv the arrival of an infant daughter
February 6.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
WHAT NEXT?

1t does seem as though the seedsmen would
stop somewhere Int here comes work O
ART Think of If. "a pages autographed IL
c"'ors, not CANDY chrnmos, hut from photo
grams in colors, upon on entirely new plan
ms. IN itself, ia enough tn turn every WON
ans head Then follow ahout 100 more PAGES
MED with har dsome hslt-tone illustrations
of Flowers. Fruits and Veg tables, photo
ersphed from nature, all rrinted on hne pa
per and enclosed in ELEGANT cover Of white
aod gold. Vick's Garden and Floral Gu1de
a'so contains frl1 dissertations and direcf1ons
Tor planting Flowers end Vegetables, plants,
Small Fruits, etc T. exrlairs 3 new depar-
ture in selling Vegetab'e Seeds nv weight IN
place ct old strle of packets; also grand
offer giving customers credit for full amount
ann use'nl articles. This snlend'd work nj
art will be mailed with a Due Rill good for
y cents worth Of seeds. for only Is cents.
Write James Vicks Sons, Rochester, N. Y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11

Col. kittredge Haskins has been chosen "a
succeed the late B. ID. Harris as chairman OF
the board OF trustees Of the Brooks library.
Caroline Field, 20, died at the Chaplin
street home of her daughter, Mrs. A. K. At
wood, Wednesday morning of apoplexv.
Alter the funeral service this morning lat the
house, the body will be taken to Fairhaven,
her former home, for burial. Mrs. Field
leaves two daughters and son, the latter a
resident Of Fairhaven.
The society connected with the Center
Congregational church voted un, n imously
tuesday evening to call Rev. Frank Good
win OF Glen Ridge, N j /, to be its pastor.
The church is expected To ratify the choice at
meeting 10 be held tomorrow.
DIR. James Conland, to whom Rudyard Kip
ing gave the manuscript Of "Csptains Cour-
a,geous, is in New York for three or four
days visiting the author.
Adm Miller has been appointed admin
istrator OF Willard Dodge's estate ut Dunn
merston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Members of Fraternity Lodge, I. O. q. r.
made pleasant call on their brothers of Yves
River Lodge last onday evening.
Quite good interest prevailed in the Far
mers' Meeting held here Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week. The board of agricul
ture made some practical, helpful remarks tc
their brother farmers which they will do well
TO think out and put into practice as much a.
Washington was ably represented by Col
Brigham, who gave his hearers Tuesday
evening information as to what the depart.
ment is trying to do to help the farmers in
the United States
Meetings are being held again this week in
the Methodist church. The interest is good
and Increasing, results good
Schools in town nearly all closed last week
report has 1t that the work done in these
schools is in the main satisfa ctory.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
Free of CHARGE.

ANY adult suffering from a cold settled or
tne breast, bronchitis. throat or lung troubles
OF any nature, who will call ct the drug store
oI w. ID Knowlton & Co., Wa'role, N. r..
VIII ne presented with a sample bottle Of
Doschee,s German Syrup free of charge. Only
Children without an order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had such a
sac as Roechee's German syrup in all parts
OF the civilized wo Id. Twenty wears ago
Hhiii'nns OF bottles were given away, and
yonr druggists will tell YOU its success was
marVe.ous 1t is really the only Throat and
Lung Remedr generally endorsed nv nbvsi-
cians One rs cent hottie will cure or nrove
IT'S value. Sold by dealers in all civilized
countries.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
LOCAL EVIDENCE.
ONE LINE OF BELLOWS FALLS EVIDENCE
is WORTH A COLUMN OF FOREIGN
TESTIMONY.

| TESTIMONY.
| Make a mental note of this.
| The endorser is we'll known in Below
Falls.
| His veaacity is unquestioned.
You ave reading local evidence.
Investigating home testimony.
Bellows Falls news for Bellows Fails
people.
It's not from Florida or Michigan.
Suspicion can { Turk around il,
Honesty is its prominent Characteristic.
Home endorsement its salient point
Mr.. T. H. Hughes of Saxtons River, EN-
ployed by F. B Locke & Co., says: "My
kidneys did not act properly for years and IT
gradually grew on me. For two or three
years they troubled me very much with dull
aching pain across my beck and in my loins
II stood on my feet for any length of time
felt the pains across my back more and my
legs became numb. When the pain in my
back got so bad that could stand it no longer
put on plasters, and l used great many OF
them but they only afforded me Temporary
relief. also used medicines of all kinds but
they did not reach the cause. l saw Doan's
mended that was induced to give them
trial, and 1 got them at Andrews drug
store. They gave me immediate relief.
After the tire atment seldom felt any svmp.
toms of my former troubles, but when did
took few of Doan's Kidney Pills and i,
soon left me. NV rheumatic pains were NOT
so severe, and did not have that tired, Ian.
guild feeling. 1 had more energy in doing
nv work and give all the credit to Doan's
Kidney Pills. They did me great deal Of
good and feel justified in recommending
them to others as good and reliable medi
cine"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers,
price 30 cents. Mailed by Foster ilburn
Co, Buffalo, N Y, sole agents for the
United States. Remember the name Doan's
and take no substitute.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
BARTONSyILLE.

Mrs. Levi Bowman pass ed awav saturda,
night after an illness OF nearly eight wears. :
Mrs. Will Smallev of Marlboro. N H.. Wis
tied her mother the FIST of the week
Mrs M r Lawrer c, is recovering SLOWLY
frc m the grip and is able to sit up a little
while at time.
Mrs. Albert Davis and children have
returned from Weston, where they visited
friends for several weeks.
There will be c,rcert and dance in Union
hall Thursday evening, F. bruary % Julian
willard will be present and give bal 10 selec-
tl1ns Supper will be furnished
Mrs Lorenzo Hayward, who was seriously
Ill the first OF the week, is improving.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
EAST JAMAICA.

;, A lew OF our young people attended Charles
evening.
The little lady who arrived at the homo n,
our popular merchant, r. W. Plimpton. was
received with joy.
Phineas Chamberlain is improving in
health as are all the rest of the grip ones in
this vicinity. -
oid Vermont isn't. the worst place to live
IN II we do have grip every time it is the
fashion We don't have such SHOWS as thew
40 IN Colorado. We have just had small
snow storm of about eight inches, the first
on February s.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-02-11
ALSTEAD.

Austin Chandler of Chester and his broth
or, Herbert Chandler, of Worcester msde
their parents. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Chsnd-
Ter. brief visit recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Libby and child Of Keene
hsve been spending several days at NJ. S.
Buxtou's.
j. s. Prouty was IN Boston two days this
week.
There viii be ball Thursday evening,
FEBRUARY Is. under the auspices of Warren
Pond grange.
The next meeting OF the literary clnb will
be Tuesday evening, when Benjamin Frank
kn's lie viii b discussed and studisd.