Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1891-12-17
SPRINGFIELD.

past week.
Ed j. Holden has gone to work in Bel
lows Falls.
John E. Stoddard has removed to
Rockingham.
Master John Fitzgerald is working for
G. e. Donovan.
r.. M. Colburn has returned from Sara
toga Springs, N. Y.
Miss Nellie Hadley is spending a few
days in Perkinsville.
Miss Lue Williams of Windsor is work
ing for C. W. Stone.
Samuel Duncon has put tasty sign
over his meat market.
A brother of j. l.. Reynolds is work
ing for r. t. johnson.
Robert A. Atherton is in town with
DR.. George HI. Spiller.
w. E. Fisher is home from his school
in Mechanic Falls, Me.
Maitland G. Lowell is spending the
week in and about Boston.
G.. Fl. Pond has returned after an ex-
tended absence in the west.
Miss Mary r. Jackson has returned
from South Deertield, Mass.
Miss Eta B. Coburn is assisting at
Leland's during the holiday rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Deal have
returned from their wedding tour.
Fl. r. Beckwith of Claremont, architect
of the hotel, was in town Saturday.
o. M. Tinkham of North Pomfret is in
town on his regular canvassing trip.
F. d. Worcester and family have re-
turned from visit in New York state.
Mrs. G. M. Nye of Keene, N. Fl. is
with her daughter, Mrs, G. d. Perkins.
Peter Snde died Monday morning
after short illness with typhoid fever.
Miss E. Keller, milliner with Miss NJ.
A. SUper has returned to Morrisville, Vt.
Fred c.. Davis was summoned from
court Saturday by the death of his father.
DR.. d. W. Haztlton is i'll with an at
TACK of the grip. Fears are entertained
of pneumonia.
G.. K. Richardson sold the remainder
of his household goods at auction in the
square Saturday.
William j. Smith and son Charles f,
are giving stereOptlcOn exhibitions in
eastern New Hampshire.
J. A. St. Laurent is assisting in La
Fountains tonsorial rooms during the
proprietors nuptial trip.
The Golden Cross supper Tuesday
evening was well attended and proved
enjoyable and tOothsome.
A new mail key, to be followed by
new set of Eagle locks, is among the new
equipments at the post office.
George Smart's horse afforded little
excitement Saturday morning by running
through the street, but was vaiiantly
captured.
Miss Sarah G. LaFountain will join
her sister, Julia, in the employ of the
Peerless Manufacturing company of
Newport, N, II.
The season tickets for the Sons of Vet
Grams series will be SO 90 instead of So
80. The prices for the New Years ball
will be one dollar and Is cents there
after.
The Sons of Veterans entertained a
large company of brothers from the
camps Of Bellows Falls, Rutland, Brat
Jleboro and other towns Friday evening
at their hall.
Ranney & Perkins have novel display
of kerchiefs, formed so as to represent a
well and sweep, but its emptiness is well
in comparison with the present condition
of the wells and springs.
A nephew of Robert A. Anterior was
buried recently in Stiomsburg, Neb.
This is the fifth in the family who have
died within three m )nths, a father, a
sister and three nephews.
The bridge at last spans the river at
the foot OF Main street.-The old one.
The new one, together with the work
mems tools, peacefully reclines near the
Clinton street park and the workmen are
not in it.
A drunken fellow who was creating
havoc at the residence of j. f. Emery
i'll spencer Hollow was given berth
in the lobby that evening by officer
Ray mond, and upon payment of fee of
five dollars and costs was next morning
suffered to renew a peaceful life in the
open air.
We are pleased to learn of the mar
riage of Miss Helen B. Church of Ches-
ter Depot and A. w. LaFuuntain of this
place at Chester Depot Monday evening
AT O'Clock. Only relatives and person
al friends were present and The couple
soon left for New \ ork. On their return
they will begin Housekeeping in Ford's
cottage with the well wishes of all.
We note the firm of Rolfe & Slade,
successors to I'll. X. Bixby & Co., Mont
peiier.Vt. The junior member of the
uew firm, Harry Slade, is well known
here, having served his apprenticeship
in the store now owned by NJ. d Fisher
d Co. Harry's genial disposition will
win friends anywhere and all we can do
is to wish him the success of which he is
"A rightful owner.
As had been formerly announced, about
dozen young men met at the Village
hail Tuesday evening for the purpose of
organ zing "a drum corps. About 20
names met with favor and the pu pose
was generally discussed. IL was voted
TO mold "a business meeting next Tuesday
evening for the purpose of el, cJlng the
nt ceSsdry fiji -ers, So that members could
prepare for the canvass for subscriptions.
Thi, i one OF the necessities in III must
cal line of our town; with 20 members
TO play drums, piccoios, etc ID reSp-cta-
BILE corps could be organic d. The men
/ of The town fier support If h project