Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-25
New Hampshire News.

FRANK "A. Mchesn, the Ndslud
detaulter, is said to be in British
Columbia.
The Manchester Mirror will shortly
begin the publication of morning
| edition.
The next annual meeting of the state
w. G. Il. U. will be held at Franklin,
October |, 2 and 3.
e. r.. Gould of Hillsborough recently
caught u salmon in Lake Sunapee
Weighing Is pounds ond five ounces.
| About $50 cars of lumber per week
are shipped from stations along the line
of the Pemigewassett Valley railroad.
The Groveton Enterprise has been
consolidated with the Coos County
Democrat and will be published at
Lancaster.
Rev. Joseph H. Colt, D. d., rector of
st. Paul's school in Concord, sailed for
Europe on July 20, to be absent about
two months.
Rochester has appropriated $4,000
for sewerage extension at East Roches-
ter and accepted plans for system of
sewerage there.
The Summer Institute will be held
in the Normal school building, at Ply
mouth, beginning August II, and con-
tinuing till August 80.
Stilson Hutchins of Washington is
said to be arranging for the establish
ment of morning and evening daily
newspaper in Manchester.
Frederick A. ODER of Washington,
ID. c., the well, known author of books
of travel, is at his camp, near Sanders
shore on Lake Winnipesaukee.
i Rev. Lee McCollester of Detroit,
Mich, is visiting his father-in-law,
ex-Congressman Hosea w. Parker of
Claremont, accompanied by his family.
Clark Cotton of East Wolfeboro was
probably fatally injured on the 18th by
a bullet from pistol discharged acct
dentally by a boy named Leo Buck
man of East Boston.
One hundred dollars reward is offered
for the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who broke into the
postoffices at East and South Acworth
on the night of July Z.
The Y. M. G. A of Cambridge, which
makes an annual excursion to the
mountains, the beach, or the country,
has pitched its tents this year on the
shore of Lake Nubanusit in Hancock.
The plans of the Boston architect for
the new Claremont town hall have
been rejected and the committee has
been instructed to select from four OF
the competitors, among whom were
Randlett & Howe of Concord.
Hon. Charles H. Hoyt and wife are
at their home in Charlestown. Mrs
HOyt has now nearly recovered from
an attack of rheumatism which she
contracted at the governors reception
held at Concord last January.
Miss Gertrude B. johnson of Tilton
was the fortunate winner, at the prize
speaking recently conducted at Laco
MIA under the auspices of the Boston
College of Oratory, of the principal
prize, years tuition at said institu
ton.
The state of New Hampshire will al
once bring suit against the Manchester
and Lawrence Railroad Company tc
recover S75O,000 earnings in excess Of
: 10 per cent, to which the state is
entitled by the provisions of the roads
charter and the statutes.
The grand officers of the order O.
Red Men in New Hampshire assisted
by the degree staff of Pokahoket Tribe
of Keene instituted Squawheag Tribe
No. q at Hinsdale Friday evening, 81
members joining the new tribe. The
great officers present were Thurston o
Galley of Franklin Falls, grand sachem
Thomas G. Hennen of Rochester, great
senior sycamore J. HI. Toof TO Con
cord great junior sycamore, and James
f. Whitehead of Dover, great chief o.
+ records.
A startling and sensational discovery
: was made at the quarry of Spence
/ Coombs on Rocky hill, Somersworth
July Is. When the employees returned
to work they found keg of powder
!, several dynamite cartridges and nipple
ments for working granite piled to
gether and a fuse which had been par
TALLY burned, showing that some per
, son DESTROYS of blowing the building t.
atoms had been there and lighted tn,
fuse.
The Fitzwilliam Savings bank ha
been enjoined by the court from receiv
ing deposits and paying to depositors
r more than rs per cent of their accounts
The bank has about S150,000 deposits
and notices of Withdrawals have beer
accumulating of late and the trustee
!, thought safety required the issuing 0
l temporary injunction. 1t is not be
IiSNSu tIC oCpooltolo w III SullCI
hardship in the matter.
The Goth annual course of lectures in
, Dartmouth medical college opened las
week Tuesday with the Introductory
2 address by DR.. Gilman d. Frost, pro
r fessor of anatomy. The incoming class
/. is too large for the lecture room in the
| medical building. Consequently Cul
yer hall will be used, part of the time al
least. Granville P. Conn.,, M. d., O
Concord, has been made professor o
hygiene. He has hitherto been lee
turer on that subject. The STANDARD
. for admission to the school has beer
, raised.
An inventory is being made of the
Concord & Montreal railroad property
! along the road, preparatory for the
: appraisers. This includes the 1O(
, engines on the road. These will be
numbered and re-lettered as fast az
they go into the shops for genera
! repairs. They will be numbered from
700 upward, and what was No. on
the Concord e. Montreal will he num