Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ne door," and in the evening at Z
,ok, Pearls and Diamonds of the
p.meeting.'
Il will be seen that Julius Seller
had another successful escape adven-
this time at Waterbury.
O. d. Gray has full line Of new
l. in various departments. Adver-
bent next week.
Advertised Letters. Nelson Ball
4 Driscoll, Mrs. John Presby, Mrs.
4 Smith, Mrs. Prudence Lovejoy,
L. E. Emerson, Miss Louise Stone.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Sutcliiie request us to
&ess their heart felt gratitude, for the
mes and sympathy extended to them
Dir sudden and deep affliction into
BIZ they we're thrown Wednesday.
] The advertisement of the steam
Idry by Charles l.. Houghton will be
IA in another place. He is worthy
good patronage and we call atten-
to his advertisement with pleasure.
Our village schools viii begin next
bday, nearly with the old board of
hers, Prof. l.. F. Ward, principal of
|high school, Miss Leach assistant,
| Emily Villas in the Grammar, Miss
ba Kidder in the intermediate, and
| Daisy Elmendorf in the primary
hrtment.
l All persons interested in Base Ball
Irequested to meet at Engine Hall,
&day evening Sept 9th at u o'clock
fthe purpose of organizing a nine.
there be a full meeting as we wish
organize nine which shall be able
pmpete with any in the state.
RED STAR.
/ A severe accident occurred Fri
Of last week, at the foundation of
new pulp mill by the falling of
lick and by which Michael O'Brien
John Savage were seriously injured.
rien sustained fracture of one of
bones of the right leg and severe
usion of the right shoulderand was
,rwise bruised. Savage was very
rely injured about the body, but it
oped wi1fsbe out soon. Other work.
were near when the derrick fell,
it was wonderful that others were
injured.
A most sad and distressing accident
FRED near the Island House, We'd
lay forenoon at about ten o'clock.
and Mrs. Benjamin f. Sutcliffe of
bridgeport, Mass. with their child
bur months, were stopping on visit
he house of the editor of this paper,
ing arrived Tuesday from Arlington
lre Mrs. Sutcliffe had been visiting a
ir. Wednesday morning they bor-
ed baby carriage of DIR. George,
were about to make few calls with
child among some of her old girl
] friends and acquaintance in this
.e. Mrs. Sutcliffe will be remembered
diss Lizzie A. Graves, daughter of
Geo. A. Graves who formerly lived
!. They had already called at the
Sc of Aaron Arms and were return
in the street, when suddenly Mr..
cliffe with the carriage and child, a
feet in front of Mrs. Sutcliffe and
brother, Geo. w. Graves, was struck
run over by a runaway team of two
SEES, which had been frightened by an
inc at the depot, and came up and
n them wholly unobserved. The
ID was thrown several feet but imme
tely taken up by young Graves and
ried into Mr.. Arms house, where il
ped only few times and died, it!
d having been terribly crushed ant
rightful cash cut one side of its fac
| cheek. Mr.. Sutcliffe was also takel
Mr.. Arms house and was found to b,
iously injured, though his creates
ony at this time was doubtless the los
his child. He sustained several sever
Is on his head and limbs and one arm
$ severely confused. The heart-rend
: scene in Mr.. Arms house we shall
\ describe, and hope to be spared iron
ch another. Mrs. Sutcliffe was at one
ostrated by the sudden calamity to he
sDand and child. She lay IN one room
r. Sutcliffe in another and the dea'
lid in third. Kind friends were in
lntly numerous even though man.
re strangers but a moment before
r. Whitman was called and at ono
ministered to the injured man, findin
bones broken, but with all his nerve
surgeon and experience in the army
could but give way to the emotio
itch prevailed among all present. A
IN as could be Mr.. Sutcliffe and Mr.,
and the remains of their child, WEI
moved to the house of A. n. Swain
lere he will remain till able to be RI
owed. Funeral services we're held j
s chamber Wednesday evening at