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

NcTScuutS udu u 1ouuO IRE lHuTSuAy.
Bristol Quakers will soon build Il
church.
After Al years, the postofiice at STRAIT
ton has changed hands.
The United States Screw company at
West Randolph has failed.
The estimated cost Of water supply
for st. Johnsbury is 100000.
st. Johnsbury's board Of trade is
taking steps to secure new depot.
Hall Chase's saw mill at East Burke
was burned Thursday, loss, $40 900.
The laboratory for testing maple sug-
ar will be erected at Montpelier at once.
A branch of the Lyceum league of
A merlca has been established at Winoo-
ski.
The rise in insurance rates will in
crease the premiums in the state $780,
600.
The National Sign company has been
organized at Burlington with a capital
of $25 900.
the wOrk-house at Rutland, nine of
whom are women.
A dramatic society has been organized
at Bul Ellington college known as the His
tronic Dwellings club.
DR.. Mcintyre of the Vermont Worlds
fair commission calls for detailed plans
for maple sugar exhibit.
1t is expected that Vermont will be
| represented by 1000 veterans at the
| Washington encampment next Septem-
Der.
John w. Currier of North Troy has re-
| ceived patent on sap spout, and Carl
M. Spencer has received one on sleigh
| truck.
Inspector Blake of the Burlington tel
ephone exchange has invented an in
strument for testing the strength of bat
| teries.
The Vermont Live Stock company at
Brattleboro has voted to buy $4,000
worth of Texas steers for its Dakota
ranch.
been appointed seargeant-major of the
| first Vermont Regiment of Patriarchs
Militant.
A lodge of the Grand International
Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers has been instituted at
St. Adams.
Col. William Austine, U. S. A., has
presented the Brattleboro free library
work, comprising three volumes on our
American Indians.
The town of Derby voted to appro-
pirate $50 TO advertising the advantages
of the town to manufacturers, summer
tourists and others.
Edwin D. Nash, trainmaster, Central
Vermont railroad, has been reelected
president of the Independent Order of
Railway Conductors.
The Democratic state convention will
be held at Montpelier May 5. The con-
gressiOnal district con yention will also
be held the same day.
Three hundred Canadians, who
crossed the border under contract to
work for j. E. Henry & Sons at Zealand,
have been sent back to Canada.
Elk Gov. E. Il. Ormsbee of Vermont,
the American member of the interna-
tional commission now in session at
Samoa, has been elected president.
The Vermonters residing in Minneapo-
lis, MINI, have formed an association
for the purpose of entertaining such
Vermonters as attend the Republican
national convention.
board ran into open water off Charlotte.
IA miles south of Burlington, March 5,
and 15-years-old son of Hon. w. D.
Palmer OF Essex, n. Y, was drowned
Chester Sanborn of Royalton has been
notified by the public administrator of
San Francisco titaJ he is heir to an es-
tate worth 100000 which was left by
the young mans uncle, Israel Sanborn,
who Went to California in the early days
of the gold discoveries.
Northfield's Pooh Bah is Rev. 1. P.
Booth, who is well known in Caledonia
county. He is principal of the graded
school at Northtield; has regular pas
torate at Stowe VII re he breaches
every Sunday; is county examiner of
schools for Washington and town
superintendent for Mortified. Mr..
Booth has been the father of IA chill
dren, nine of whom are living.
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