Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-03-17
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SPRINGFIELD.

ness.
Russell w. Porter was home from
Boston over Sunday.
re. Bacon, '96, was home from
Dartmouth over Sunday.
f. w. Stiles is confined to the house
by an attack of tOnsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. johnson are visit
ing their son, Frank, in Oakdale, Mass.
Maple sugar has made its appearance.
1t is of delicate quality and reasonable
price.
Misses Rose Thornton and Lura Perry
of THE TIMES force, spent Sunday at j.
o. Perkins.
Elvin c. Herrick left for New Haven,
Conn.,, Monday, where he has received
employment.
Moore's candle records 237 hours of
existence and only one and one-half
inches remain.
Miss Eta johnson has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where she has been
passing the winter.
Hon. III. M. Arms has been appointed
commissioner of the state dairy exhibit
at the Worlds fair.
The construction of the tower on the
hotel is now underway and will be fine
piece of workmanship.
G. E. Donovan returned to work Mon
day after two weeks confinement to
the house with sickness.
j. G. Simpson, principal of Bellows
Falls high school, was the guest of Prof.
G. e. johnson over Sunday.
Curtis Quimby is serving as blacksmith
for Jones q Lamson. machine company
in the absence of j. Fitzgerald.
L. B. Hurd attended the dinner of the
Vermont Underwriters at Brattleboro.
Thursday. He lis a newly elected mem.
Der.
Kenard White and Walter Whitcomb
OF the Reporter Office attended the
Macy-Appleton concert at Bellows Falls,
Monday evening.
Mrs. Lucia Barry, who has been pass
ing the fall and winter with L. Barry,
returned Saturday to her home in Con-
stantine, Mich.
The sugar party at the Congregational
church Monday evening; also the party
and entertainment at the Universalist
church, Tuesday evening, were decided
successes and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
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defunct Maverick bank in Boston, Mon
day, Thomas Dana, who is well known
here, was convicted of five charges of
embezzlement and was held in $4,000
bail.
The Vermont Snath company have
commenced to rebuild their works which
were destroyed by fire last Thursday
morning and the shop will probably be
ready for occupancy in less than two
weeks.
Myron j. Grimes succeeds Horace
Messenger on the stage route, Mr.. Mes
senger having secured employment in
Parks & WoolsOn's machine shop. Afte +
seven yt ars service as driver, Mr.. Mess
enger has made host of friends, who
will deeply regret his absence.
The funeral Of Luther Wilson occurred
here Wednesday. Mr.. Wilson suffered
a paralytic shock Saturday and
passed away Sunday evening. Mr.. Will
son was an old and respected citizen,
residing in Parker Hill district for years,
and one whose presence will be missed
among us.
The Troy Press says: The town of
Springfield, one of the largest of YER
mont's manufacturing centres, has voted
to pay the Black River Railroad com
pany $40 900 when the road is built and
train of cars running over the road. The
town of Weathersfield, an Intermediate
manufacturing town, will doubtless con-
tribute an equal amount. The road will
run from Rutland, connecting with the
Vermont Central at Gassetts station, %
Claremont, N. H., there connecting with
lines running to Concord, N. H., and
Portland, Me. 1t is much needed line
of railway and is of considerable impor-
lance to the Delaware and Hudson Canal
company, as it will be the shortest route
for the distribution of coal to the interior
towns of northern New England"