The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-01
BELLOWS FALLS.
Death of Frank Hadley.

Death of Frank Hadiey.
On Tuesday evening about 9 p M
the sad news OF the death OF FRANK I.
Hadley was ann ounced. Mr.. hauley
las been ailing for the past TWO years
and his death has been hourly expect
rl for the past three weeks. lie was
horn ID this town q yearsa ago, educat-
ed i'm the public schools here ana ai'er
leaving school entered the employ Oh
the Vermont Valley railroad as Gar
checker. In jumping ram ne
slipped and fell under the car iosins
one LEG. He then entered the JewciLy
store Of w. j. Eaton II Co., wnere ne
learned the jewelers. trade ana ABOUT !.
one and one half years ago openeu = =
shop of.his own in the store occuIic..
Inv {. II. Waite. He was youdg ,
man of genial disposition anu maue
many friends. He leaves motner'
Mrs. Hadley, of South street, u VII; WIZ
Mrs. Lila Gates Hadley, ana s'st y,
Mrs. 2. C. Grover OF Burlington. nas
funeral was held from the Eplscopai
church at 2 O'Clock TINS ai'erhU "n /,
Rcv. Mr.. Sanford officiating, Inc
;rterment was in the Episcopal Gems
terry. n.
Hettv Green is not exactly new
o.T ), hnt she evidently is amply,
wa., .ara care Of herself. Wall
tract was almost deserted at o'clcok
the other evening, save Tor the wa tom
nan ;ust beginning work and lew
haiated clerks starting for nome, whIn
y rather tall, plainly crossed eiuerly
s.I. rnaa hcr way up to the corner
lN'y h L;" the old clearing house build
;ros stands. Critically she sized up
ne structure from the OUTSIDE anu
t,,en entered it. sis this the clearing
h"mseY,; she asked of the Official wno
met her He told the old lady that ~
was and then wanted TO KNOW Wa ;,
said the caller. 81 just wanteu !; y
take a loo X at it and see VIVA. ~ 10
,~nrtb and oct some idea about prop
artv around here. They want me "
taIe q mortgage of half million or Sc
on II and told me all about the place,
9 T,;,.o a 90 coo things myself, though.
ID before the official could recover
His surprise the elderly lady in iad Gee
n.yments had reached the street. NJ
had heep talking to Hetty Green
Foot Ball Game.
Rel,ows Falls victorious foot pal
s,nad met it's first defeat Saturday OF
Tavior's field at Hinsdale,- wnen !,
w.s scored against twice. 1t was al
IDEAL day for a foot ball contest ano
about 900 persons including % ioca
followers OF the pig skin witnessed
fine article of that great fall sport
W;nslaIe can thank Brattleboro Tor lts
victory as all three of her players
,"Ted', Henkel, Austin and Ihonas
niayed the finest kind of foot ball ane
without them the result would nave
been different. By placing such eA
nerieuced men as Austin at the centre
and Henkel to balance the ends capt
Mason. showed fine generalshlp ane
foot hall foresight. Austin's work wa'
ayain great and he easily made open
ings through the forwards into whici
the backs we're able to find tive and ter
Yards of repeated gain. Mason's iint
nlunges were again Of the matchies'
order ard the Dartmouth man was
every time able to at least to MAKE
his five feet. when sent at the LOT
wards. Fay's work is improving VIII
the games and his work in this game
was an agreeable surprise to his man!
admirers. His run of 30 yards arount
the end with fine interference b!
Charley Mann and Mason, was
beautiful piece of work. Charle!
Mann's end play was excellent M
run Of ten yards once, was cieve
gain. The star of the game wa'
freddy Henkel- his clever work Il
TOO we'll known to pass comment upon
In this game he was played out OF MI
regular position half back and PLACED
on the end of the line, here MS nm I,'
playing qualities were repeated.
shown by his fine tackling ana tn'
gains which he was always capable Q
making. "Teddy's'' run OF ~ an'
a gain of As yards. off which he mao
the first touchdown, was as pretty
peice of open, individual play as an.
one would like to see. without an.
interference he by some clever oodglng
wriggling and feet footedness III
slipped the whole Bellows FANS eleVe,
and made the first point when iooi
the starch out of Bellows faiis ah'
made the welkin ring with the praise
of one of the most natural OF iootpal
payers. Jack" Driscoll's work wa
worthy of mention for he ana Slari
were the only men who were aple
make any gain sand those were ohiy
the i've ana ten gdru oiuoi, -
the game: Bellows Falls had tn
kick off and as the ball bounds OF
smith. Henkel snatched it and carried
il right back through the BELOW
Falls line for 30 yards, here line gain
by Henkel, Mason and Fay worke,
the ball over the centre of the grld
iron, off which ten yards was lost o.
McCaughern and tumble gave tn
ball to Bellows Falls. Then Driscoi
and Clark made some snort I'm
margins, which were lost as the bal
went to Hinsdale then on downs
Charley Mann got ten yards aroun'
left end, while Mason and Fay adj
eight yards more by hole which wa
opened by Austin. Then Henkel too
the ball aud by his own brilliant wor
made one of his wonderful runs OF 4
ward for touchdown. Smith faile
to kick goal. Line plunges b
Mason, Fay and Henkel kept the ba
in Bellows Falls territory the rest 9
the first half. In the second half, ia
kicked to Joubert on Bellows Falls tie
yard line and here Joubert kicks j
return to Fay at the centre of the grid
iron. Line plays gain five and iiftee
wards at time Fay then slid
around Charley Mann end and by tn
! latter's and Mason's clever intel