Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23

Henry j. Carney, Samuel Dock, AL
bert Elliott, George franklin, Fred G.
Keyes, Herbert Kimball, Wilfred Rob
erts, G. w. Severance, Thomas Tierney,
James A. Wright, John Williams.
The Ateshian Cigarette and Tobacco
Manufacturing company is the title of
a new corporation organized under the
laws of New Hampshire for the manu-
facture of tobacco and cigarettes. The
capital stock of the corporation is $780,
600 and the following officers have been
elected: President, Osghan Ateshian
of Boston treasurer, E. E. Dewey of
Boston clerk, p. e. Griffin of Wal
pole. The main office will be in Bos-
ton with branch Office and factory at
Chicago.
Fred G. Doolittle was arrested at
Keene Sunday by City Marshall Hun
newell, and Monday was delivered to
Deputy Sheriff Griffin of North Wal
pole. The cause upon which he was
arrested is an action of trespass brought
by John G. Loverin of Croydon, N. H.,
whose powder house in Charlestown
was entered last July and quantity of
powder taken. Doolittle furnished bail
and the case is set for trial at the next
term of court at Newport, N. II.
f. o. Loring of Milford, N. H., state
secretary of the New Hampshire coun-
ell of United American Mechanics, has
been in town this week forming a local
branch of the order. He has secured
more than the necessary number OF
names and application for a charter
will be made This will be the fifth
council in the state and as soon as
formed state council will be organized
The order is mutual benefit associa.
ton for the assistance of members who
are sick or out of work and is an old or.
ganization having been founded in 1916
Landlord Coke reports the following
recent arrivals at Lake Dunmore
E. G. Cochrane, superintendent Postal
Telegraph company, and family OF New
York !; Charles B. Boynton, president
of Boynton Furnace company, and
family Arthur Gray and family OF
New York James Morrison Fisk ano
family of Newark, N. j.; Maxwell
Myth and family, and Miss Somers Of
Philadelphia Il. R. We'll and family o.
New York Charles Morrison and fami
ly, and T. T. Hill of New Haven, Conn.
w. T. Sprague, president of Sprague
National bank, and ex-Mayor D. A
Body and family of Brooklyn; Ed
ward Goldchmith and family of New
York, and ex-Gov. HI. B. Harrison and
wife of New Haven, Conn.
Passengers over the Fitchburg rail
road are now landed in the elegant new
union station in Boston. This adds liz
trains to the schedule of arrivals anc
departures from the new station, max
ing in the vicinity of no passenger
laden congregations of cars that entel
and leave during every Is hours, a large
: number than from any other railroad
STATION III the couHtIy. 1Ao olu fIeoh
burg station will probably be leased fo
other purposes. There has been some
talk of converting it into theater
There was formerly large hall in thu
second story and it was in this hal
that Jenny Lind gave concert, during
her first visit to the United States, tt
the working people. The building wa'
begun in 1S47, but it was not completed
until some time afterward. The dimen
sions are IS feet by 80, and it cos
about 100000. Until as late as 1877
the towers in the front of the building
were open, and winding stairs wount
around their interiors to the hall above