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


The merry gu-ruund, which for 10
days dispensed sweet music, went &c
Fair Haven Monday.
James H. Williams was elected one
Of the directors of the Sullivan county
railroad at Concord, May 30.
Charles Hapgood, probably the Oldest
residentof Bellows Falls, goes this week
to live with daughter in Providence,
r. l. He is SO years of age.
Rev. E. E. Maregraf went to West
Windsor last night to oflicate at the
wedding of Warren f. Marcy of Hart
land and Miss Issie Il. Cabot of West
Windsor. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the bride.
Chief Thompson raided resort last
Thursday kept by French woman,
and arrested John Maxfeld. Max field
was brought before Justice Allbee and
fined the regulation amount, IS and
town.
The division of Ancient Order of Hi
bernians in this place is one of the fore
most organizations in Bellows Falls.
1t has large aud increasing member
ship and is wide awake. At the regu-
lar monthly meeting last Sunday four
new members We're initiated, Edward
Foley, Jerry Nolan. James Clifford, and
P. J. Redan. Nine others were elected.
The Windham and Bennington
county Univefsali>t association con-
vened at Vernon yesterday. The dele
gates from the Universalist church in
this place were Mrs. John II. Moore and
Mrs. F. M. Howard; from the parish,
Mrs. A. H. Pratt and Mrs. Nora Church.
E. r.. Ball gave an address last evening
on "The Work of the Y. p. G.. IT," and
Rev. e. e. Marggraf gives one tonight
on Limitations of the Liberal Chris.
tian Church,
When in town last week Hon. J. B.
Mccullough made the TIMES office a
visit, and was asked who in his opin-
ion would be the Republican nominee
on the next presidential ticket. The
general, laughed in quiet sort of way
and wanted to be asked something easy
He seemed to think, however, that
Morton's chances were pretty good,
and said that if Depew should cham
pion his cause they would be very
bright.
The Montreal Flyer on the Fitchburg
railroad made its initial trip of the sea-
son last Monday. 1t leaves the union
station, Boston, at II A. NJ. daily, eX-
cept Sunday, and thus heralds the re-
turn of an old friend. This is the ia
vorite train for Keene, Rutland, Bur
lington, Plattsburg, and points along
the shores Of Lake Champlain to Mon
treal.
Towns hotel passed into new hands
last Saturday morning. G. w. Towns
was down from Sunapee and perfected
arrangements for leasing the hotel to J
l.. Simonds and Jack Hyde under the
firm name of Simonds & Hyde. Both
of these gentlemen formerly lived in
Middlebury. Mr.. Simonds is wei
known i'll this place and needs no in
PRODUCTION. Until coming here Mr.
Hyde was connected with the Elk
change hotel i'll Montpelier. He has
the reputation of being first class
hotel man. The new firm start out aus.
piciously with the promise of running
high grade hotel.
The National rifle club held theil
spring meeting at Vernon on May 1870
The shortest strings as follows: FRS
string, M. M. Spencer, LIST, 10 Lille
inches; l.. Park, End, II 7-16; A. d.
Spencer, 3D., II 5-5; Second string, A
d. Spgnver, list, 96-8; n. S. Brock way
2nd. 1888; NJ. Marble, Sd, y 1-l6; ThirC
string, A. d. Spencer, 1st, S3-S; l.
Park, End, 9 IS; N. S. Brockway, Sd
10 1916; Fourth string, A. d. Spencer
1st, S1-2; n. S. Brockway, End, s 3-4
M. Marble and r. Cressy, Sd, 7-S
Fifth string, N. S. Brockway, LIST, 10
11-16; A. d. Spencer, End, 10 1916; M
NJ. Spencer, Sd, Is Is. A. D. Spencer
wins the medal, his so shots measuring
523-16 inches. N. S. Brockway, secre
tary n r. G.