Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-06-14
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Several cases of whooping cough are
reported in the villages.
F. w. Pierce returned from his west
ern trip last Saturday.
II. B. Booth and wife took a carriage
drive last week to Peterboro, N. II.
Mrs. Sarah G. Ryder is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Sarah G.. Sherwin, at
Grafton for a few weeks.
The seniors of the high school held
reception in the hall over Pollard's
store last Friday evening.
The election of officers of the Golden
Cross commandery takes place at Odd
Fellows hall Friday evening, June %.
George HI. Hilton has his seasons
opening at Lowell Lake Friday of this
week with grand ball in the evening.
Mrs. +. J. Beach was called by tele.
graph to- Boston, last Saturday on ael
count of sister who is quite i'll iii that
city. is IadI = Y
A. d. Fletcher and his som GEORGE
have purchased farm in Londonderry.
Now look out for fat hogsybig oxen,
and tall corn.
The baccalaureate sermon before the
seniors of the Central high school will
be preached by Rev. J. H. Robbins
next Sunday.
G. H. Sanders and w. E. Albee at
tended the meeting of the Grand lodge
Masons at Burlington Wednesday and
Thursday this week.
Don't forget to attend the dramatic
entertainment and dance this Thursday
evening at Town hall, for benefit of Yo-
Semitic Fire Engine company.
Landlord Rowell is having nearly all
of his sleeping rooms and the main
halls in the Fullerton newly papered,
Harry Brownell doing the work.
There is big elm tree in Charles
Reeds front yard at the north part of
the town that measures in circumfer-
ence 26 feet and inches and is esti-
mated by good judges to contain 10
cords of wood
Leightsinger's orchestra of Brattle-
boro, and I'll. Carleton Slack, tenor solo
ist, of Boston and lately from Europe,
have been engaged for the Commence
ment concert Friday evening, June %,
at Hotel Fullerton hall.
Wallace Batchelder, who was taken
suddenly i'll at the postoffice one after
noon last week, was removed to his
home last Monday. To-day, Tuesday,
he is considered more comfortable.
Brain trouble is the cause.
AT this writing the prospects are good
for celebration here July 4. A nice
sum of money has been received and
people seem to be quite enthusiastic in
regard to the matter. A meeting was
held last Saturday evening at the Full
lerton hotel, and was well attended, at
which time committees were elected
and everything put in readiness to go
ahead, provided a sufficient amount of
money can be raised. We are well To-
Gated for a celebration and if arrange
ments are perfected we will try and
have all who come enjoy themselves.
Full particulars next week.
9tsiaw we give the Commencement
program of the Central high school,
which occurs next week Friday at 5
O'Clock p. M:
March, National Guard,' Avonson
Prayer, Rev. Il. s. OcIford
Overture "Welcome,' Catlin
Salutatory, "Works of Time"
Wilbur w. Stevens
Grafton, "ApplicationS of Steam,'
Forest H. Guild
Gavotte. 'Little Coquette, Badix
Grafton. s'Nature's Mysteries
George f. Marsh
Essay. "woman's Sphere
Bertha NJ. Richard
Medley, popular Airs Boyer
Grafton, zone Republic" Alvan O. Kendall
Valedictory, George +. Marsh
Presentation of Diplomas.
Glass ode.
Benediction by Rev. E. j. Beach.