Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-11
Bellows Falls Locals.
G.. III. Allbee is now running sprink-
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Ter on few of the residence streets.
The hydrants about town have been
newly painted by F. A. George. The
color is black with trimmings of white
G. ID. Rice is no longer driving hack
for L. G. Lowell. His place has been
taken by Fred Tucker, who was for
merly connected with Cassidy's livery.
Robert Keefe, who was arrested Sat-
urday, was brought before Justice
Swain Monday and fined $50 and costs,
he being found guilty of third offence
of drunkenness.
e. E. Gotta has added third chair
in his barber shop, and engaged J. A.
Chapman to run it. Mr.. Chapman
had, previously been connected with
the shop in Towns hotel.
There will be a grand excursion on
the Central Vermont next Tuesday to
the 14-Mile Island, Lake George, round
trip, 81. so. Train leaves Bellows Falls
90 A. NJ, and returns at $40 P. M.
A very quiet wedding occurred in the
Methodist parsonage last week Wednes-
day evening. The contracting parties
We're John J. Dorand, who works in
Dunham's market and Miss Minnie
Marble.
The special meeting of the Fish and
T of 70 70 TO no he1 of
Isle La Motto July "a, has been post
poned till August l. The steamer
Reindeer will leave Burlington about
u M, on that day and a most enjoyable
occasion is insured.
A fire alarm was sounded by the en-
gines at the depot last Thursday even
ing and the fire department responded
very promptly. There was, however,
only slight blaze on the roof of an old
shop near the depot and this was
quickly extinguished.
The rear of the log drive passed over
the dam last Friday and the logs are
fast disappearing down the river. The
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broken and part Of the men gone down
the river and some gone to the White
and Ammonoosuc rivers to assist in
pushing on the Fall Mountain drives.
Judge Zed M: Stanton, the man to
whom is due more than to any other,
the fact that Montpelier is a Temper
- 10,
business in Westminster, going to Rut-
land afterwards. AS states attorney
for Washington county for several
years he has been terror to evil doors.
G. M. Wardner, the crayon artist,
recently completed portrait of Mrs.
Daniel Lawrence, who died last fall.
Those who knew the lady say the like
ness is almost perfect and the express
sion is certainly fine. Although an in
valid, Mr.. Wardner works at his pro-
fession at least half the time and has a
good reputation for skill and pro-
ficiency.
Mrs. Maria S. Hutchins died at the
residence of her son H. w. Hutchins
on Green street at o'clock Monday
afternoon. She was II years, months
and 20 days old and had been sick for a
long time, for the last 10 days being un-
conscious nearly all the time. The fu-
neral takes place this afternoon at the
residence at O'Clock, Rev. J. Ellsworth
Fullerton officiating.
Dr. Edward r. Palmer of Louisville
who was killed in a bicycle accident
July 5, was born in Woodstock in 1912
and was professor in the Louisville
Medical college and one of the best
known doctors in the south. Only a
short time ago B. Cannon, Jr., received
a letter from him stating that he had
made arrangements to entertain several
of the Vermont G. A. r. He was plan
ming to make the stay of Vermonters in
Louisville very pleasant. His sudden
death was both unfortunate and sad.