Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-06-13
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Stoughton post w. r. G. will be hello
next Saturday evening.
The strawberry supper announced to
be given by the Episcopal ladies to
night has been postponed.
Next Thursday evening the board OF
parish trustees hold meeting in the
vestry of the Universalist church.
Charles Dorrity, a logman, was
brought before Justice Williams Tues
day and fined S. and costs for being
drunk.
Miss Marion E. Burroughs, primary
teacher in building No. 8, has resigned
her position and will attend Mt. Ho,.
yoke college next year.
Next Thursday evening the Ladies'
society in the Universalist church have
their last supper for the summer. About
60 sat down to supper last week.
The seven months old child of Nicho-
las Powers of North Walpole died last
week and was buried Monday in the
Catholic cemetery at Drewsville, n. H.
AT the 45th annual meeting of the
Vermont Homeopathic Medical society
held in Montpelier last week DR.. Ed
ward Kirkland read paper on Dysto-
cha.
At the 30th annual meeting of the
Vermont State Eclectic Medical society
held in Montpelier last week DR.. Henry
Ingham was elected one of the censors
of the society.
William Sheridan suffered "calen-
dar pinch" with two fingers on the
right hand Tuesday in Wyman Flint
& Sons mill. John Lynch is taking
his place temporarily.
A meeting of the Shakespeare club
was held in the vestry of the Universal
list church last Monday evening. The
next meeting of the club will be held
the third Monday evening in October.
A flag and flag pole will be raised
on the school grounds in North Wal
pole the last day of school, June %.
The money for the flag is being raised
now and it is expected that flag cost
ing $50 will be purchased.
S. ID. Cobb of Drewsville was brought
before Justice O'Neil recently on two
warrants sworn out by two ladies in
Drewsville charging the use of obscene
and language. Cobb was bound over
to the county court in 500 bonds.
Owing to lack of space some impor-
tant items had to be omitted this week,
but will appear next. Among those
items is an account of the exercise by
the girls of st. Peters church last
Thursday evening.
Rev. D. l.. Sanford and wife are now
in Chatham, n. J. Reports regarding
Mr.. Sanford's health are not encourag-
ing. Two of the children are in DreWs-
vile, n. H., two in Redding Ridge,
Conn. and two with Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford.
The places kept by d. w. Riley, J.
HI. Blake and Emil EXner in North
Walpole were raided last Sunday by
Deputy Perry. The cases were heard
Monday before Justice O'Neil. Exner
and Riley paid costs and fines to the
tune of $22.1 each. Blake appealed to
the county court and gave bonds for
5000.
A meeting of the Black River associa-
ton of Universalist churches in Rut-
land and Windsor counties was held in
Ludlow Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. E. r.. Ball went to Ludlow
Wednesday and Rev. E. E. Marggraf
delivered an address to-day at 1870 A.
NJ, subject, "Relation of the Sunday
School to the Church"
The board of health for the town of
Walpole composed of DR.. w. c. Mat
thews of Walpole and G. J. O'Neil and
Michael O'Conner of North Walpole
gave the latter place a thorough over
hauling the first of the week. Some
changes will be made in schoolhouse
drainage, and some private pa; ties have
been ordered to look after their premi-
ses a little closer.
Pollard and Moseley, proprietors of
the Rockingham, have been negotiat-
ing for the lease of the Bates House at
Rutland. The idea was for Mr.. Pol
lard to run the Bates and Mr.. Moseley
the Rockingham, but hotel men in
Rutland were evidently afraid of Pol
lard for it looks very much like they
had combined to buy up the owner of
the property, Capt. Meade, and run out
all competition. AT any rate Pollard
and Moseley have not leased the Bates.
One thing discovered in North Wal
pole by the board of health was COW
with a real case of tuberculosis. The
COW belongs to r. B. Thomas and is
described as being mere skin and bone,
and subject to fearful coughing spells,
sometimes dropping down during an
attack from sheer exhaustion. Yet the
owner had been using part of the milk