Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-06-13

for THE TINES. Single copies may also be
procur d of him.-Ed.
George Porter from Derby Line is at
Wilder's hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Bemis are soon to
celebrate their silver wedding.
Mrs. Smith of Saratoga Springs, a
former resident, is at Wilder's hotel.
Miss Fanny Hall of Grafton has been
visiting for few days at Mr.. Bancrofts.
Mrs. J. @. Dealey of Providence, r..
L., and her two children are rusticating
at G.. w. billiards.
Mrs. Ranney and Miss Whitney
have removed from Athens to the
Marlborough house on Main street.
The children of the public school are
looking forward eagerly for the long
vacation. The school year closes this
week.
Clark Lake has made extensive inn
provements on his residence and laid a
walk of Rosendale cement from the
front entrances eastward.
There We're upwards of a hundred re-
sponses at the annual roll-call Of the
membership of the Baptist church on
Saturday, June l. Others have followed.
Mrs. Hannah B. Perry, Familiarity
called "Aunt Hannah" passed her S7th
birthday on Tuesday, June IL. She
was the recipient of hearty congratula-
tons.
Rev. Henry l.. Ballou has graduated
from the Hartford Theological semi
nary and is with his family at L. Hoit's.
| He will soon assume pastoral charge OF
/ the Congregational church at Chester.
Will Campbell INDUCES in pardon
able family pride as he exhibits group
of five generations recently photo
graphed by P. w. Taft. The group in
cludes his great uncle, Sidney Camp
bell of Westminster West, who carries
the weight of 81 years, his father, Or.
Campbell, his uncle Colin of Texas, his
brother CDR. Ed" of Bellows Falls, his
son Allie, and Mrs. Julia Cole and her
child, the daughter and grandchild of
Mrs. III. S. Frost, nee Campbell, all of
Bellows Falls. The subject is rare and
the grouping pleasing The .likenesses
are excellent.
From another correspondent
Charlie Blake is clerking for w. b.
Glynn.
Henry McClarence has a new wheel,
a Queen City.
Margie Cory has a new Wheel New
Mail, and it is a beauty.
Mr.. Ramsey is some better, so that
he is able to ride out
Mrs E. P. Taft is much better, being
able to ride out every day.
Miss Alice Randlett has gone to
Alstead, n. H., to assist in the house
hold of DR.. Clarke.
The new Odd Fellows hall is now
nearly finished and will be ready for
occupancy July LIST.
Harry Farnsworth expects to occupy
the tenement in the rear of DR.. Finney's
office in Frost's block.
Mr.. LaFountain, the barber from
| Springfield, rode over on his wheel to
this place last week returning home by
way of Bellows Falls.
George Cory sold that handsome pail
of blacks to William Smith of Chester,
leaving only one horse out of the last
carload shipped from Boston.
There will doubtless be many relic
seekers at the auction of j Lord IS effects,
as he in his life time had collected and
Z,
tools, etc.
| Leon Simonds has been cerking fol
his brother Charles, and will probably
stay until the middle of July when the
proprietor will have returned from his
vacation.
A horse belonging to Martin Severans
got loose Saturday evening and after
going a short distance ran into George
Bailey's team, completely demolishine
one wheel, no further damage resulting.
Prof. Howard, the writing master
was in town Friday instead of Satur.
day, the usual day. His scholars are
showing great progress and parents con.
graduate themselves in having SO eff
Gent an instructor.
Harry Farnsworth and wife were
subjects of both joy and sorrow on the
same day, babe being born to them
the afternoon. They have the sympa.
thy Of the community.
4 There are no long wind Waterbury
watches made now; time is too precious
to use winding watches. The Water.
bury Watch Co. now make short
wind watch that retails for $3.50, just
the thing for a boy or when you wish
to favor your better one, and others
ranging in price up to $40. The curious
part of it all is they are warranted.
OsGOOD has them for sale.
| 4 AT GLYNN's COMBINATION STORE
this week it is Williams root beer eX-
tract at II cents, 3 for so cents. Nam
moth root beer extract at 10 cents, 3 for
25 cents, makes 10 gallons. Ice cream
soda, milk shakes, choice CONNECTIONS,
fancy cookies, bananas, oranges, and
fruit. Fresh potato chips. Headquar-
tiers for window aud door screens, wire
screen cloth, %, 80, 81" and "a inches
wide. Ice cream freezers, ice tongs, etc.
If you want a piece of that nice old
cheese don't wait until it is all gone.
Have only a few more both sage and
plain. We continue to give you large
values in canned goods. Yours very
truly, WALTER B. GLYNN.
A Card.
! / wish to inform my patrons that /
still retain the rooms in F'rost's block
for my office. Hours from $50 A. NJ. to
a P. NJ. E. w. FINNEY, Dentist.