Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-20
BELLOWS FALLS.

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AMAZON Sc Csuger, paper makers, former
residents OF this place, n NV Of Lancaster,
n H., are financially embarrassed. 1t s
said their liabilities are s. 900, and l. is
furthermore said that thy are trying to
compromise for % cents dollar 1t Is
expected that DIR. E. H. Woods will open a
dental office in town soon. Barney Can
non the present n ,umbent Of the postotlice,
ia anxious to retain tue position and is cir
culating petition to that effect In the
voting contest at the |. .. q. +. fair held
recently "a Union hall, Barney Cannon re-
ceived the easy chair as the most popular
candidate for postmaster. A sold gold
pin was given s. McLsod as the most popu-
lar secret society mau; q set Of Dickens works
was given Miss ANNE Ball as the most pop
ular school teacher; Mrs. Ida Punt received
tie gold trimmed silk umbrella the most
popular saicsiady capt Walter lay or,
an old landmark, So years OF age, went over
the hill to n, poor house recently. -Miss
Martha Ciark, well known TO the oil Ter resi-
dents, suffered a severe sho recently in
Waipoe, y. H., where she h al been stop
ping far few weeks. She was removed
to the Rockingham iowa farm, BarLous-
vii e. -Charies Fuller, residing o. Vest
minster Court, had au arm broken Monlay
in Guild ~ Wethet bss's paper mill. -
Measles and pink-sye are prevailing to
some extent in 10 yn and two cases Of diph-
iberia ere Quarautined on Henry street,
a Mr. Stowell and his little sou living in ths
house with Mrs, l.. l.. Bennett. The Con-
| nectcut river has broken Ip ani for several
days the river has been filed with noaUins
| Ice.
James Goodwin, late superintsn dent OF
the Connecticut River railroad, has accept
ed the position of stetio agent at North
ampton, Mass. Fred Albee, aged - a we'll
known and respected farmer, living just
without the corporation limits on the road
to Rockingham, died Thursday, April b.
He leaves a wife and three adult sons. -
John G.. klnny Of Bellows Falls and II iss
| Ida Riley of Claremonu ~ H., were mar
ried Tuesday, Alrl 4, at the last named
place. j oseph Parker, a brother Of DIR. A
j. Parker, the well known dentist, and Miss
Lulu Burpee were married Thursday morn :
ing, Apl -, at the home Of the BRIDES
mother on Atkinson street and are enjoying
their honeymoon in Canada. Jerry Scan
Ion is dangerously i'll with pneumonia at the
home of his brother on Henry street exten-
sion. cornelius Griffin, after II social time
at North WalpOle last Monday evening,
started for Vermont filled with oil of 10y
and fell of the railroad bridge into toe
river. Good friends rescusd MIN and the
Bellows Falls police took him in charge at
ter Il nights rest in the station house. He
appeared in the Police Court and was
fned 10
j. ID. Lawrence, late OF Towns Hotel, il
now manager OF Hotel Wheelock, Hanover,
y. H.-Fanny Cross, IL years of age died
Sunday OF consumption at her home or
Foundry street. Fred Bosworth, formerly
in the drug trade here, is now proprietor oil
the Eagle Hotel, Concord, n H.-WiI
Boutele has been engaged to sing in th,
First Cong egational church at Keene, n
H.-Albert Gould, for time night clerk a
Towns Hotel and the Commercial House
has purchased the Belmont House at Glare
mont n. II.