Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-06-27


party of five or six enjoyed an elegant
supper of frogs legs at Towns hotel
one evening last week.
Fred Wright in the employ OF the
Fall Mountain Paper Co. had the great
toe on his right foot badly crushed ON
Tuesday by the falling of balance
pulley on an engine.
An informal reception in honor OF
Miss Josie Kennedy was given tuesday
evening at Mr.. and Mrs. John kelleys
on Atkinson street. A small number
of invited friends were present, and the
evening was spent at whist. Refresh
ments were also served.
Mrs. Sophia Stearns, an old citizen OF
Chester, died at her home Saturday
morning June % and was buried Tues
day June 25 at Rockingham. Obituary
services were held Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. E. E. Marggraf officiating. The
deceased was IS years of age.
The G. V. r.. r.. will sell special round
trip tickets at greatly reduced rates be-
tween all stations in the states of Yer
mont and New York. These tickets
will be good going July 4, and return
ing until July 5. The tickets will be
good only for continuous passage.
The excellent report of commence
ment week at Vermont Academy
appearing in this issue of the TIMES is
the work of Henry NJ. Barry of Sax
toms River, an alumni of the Acad-
envy. We regret that we are unable TO
print the report of Commencement
day exercises until next week.
The handsome private car with the
engine in the centre belonging to the
G. V. officials passed though this place
Monday en- route for New London and
the Harvard ale boat race. SUIT.
Baldwin and several other prominent
officials of the road were aboard. The
car was derailed at the station but " as
delayed for short time only.
d. ". EIecIudu Vi 4NOICu SHuiicStONil
had his stallion, Littleton, at the Hotel
Walpole in North Walpole Monday
and Tuesday. This horse was sired by
Startle and is one of the best bloOGed
horses in New Hampshire. The ho,se
aside from his beauty is quite curios.
ity because of his trailing tail which
Il I,p rrrc,1n1
The Connecticut River drive is pass
ing down the river slowly. The rear OF
the drive is now in the vicinity OF
White River Junction. Quite deal OF
rock blasting was done in the gap Just
above the Cheshire railroad bridge Tues
day. A piece Of rock said to have
weighed five pounds, was thrown onto
the top of the hill in front Of the Fal
Mountain house livery.
DIR. Whitman, while coming down
Hadley street Monday night, found Is
large headed lacks Systematically iaiC
across the narrow path where bicycles
usually pass. This sort of business has
aroused a great deal of indignation
among wheelmen and move is on foo
to organize wheelmen's club for self
protection. A detective will be hiret
and the tack miscreants will be deal
with summarily.
1t has been reported that the pape
mill formerly run by g. K. Russell
now the property of William and JOIN
Robertson would shut down in shor
time, but the report has not been veri
fed. The tissue paper business done
by John Robertson q Son was never i
a more prosperous condition. If til
firm had the capacity for double til
present output, it would be utilized fo
the next few months.
Dennis brisbane and w. f. Maril
had lemonade and peanut stand il
North Walpole the day the circus eX
hibited there. They intended to follow
the circus to Brattieboro and run a SIM
lar stand in that place, but in the lat
hours of the night as they neared Put
ney their wagon was overturned an,
the horses took a run. brisbane wa
bruised some, Martin sprained wrist
and the wagon and contents were som,
damaged.