Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-11
CHARLESTOWN,
From our regular correspondent,

IRON our regular correspondent.
Martin Trip is in town.
Mrs. Mary Finlay is stopping at DR.,
Brooks.
Mrs, j. G. Briggs left Friday for
Holyoke, Mass.
Louis Allen has obtained a new posi-
ton on the railroad.
Miss Mary Clarke from Chicago is
Visiting friends here.
Willard Tuttle has taken Louis AL
lens place at the depot.
Arthur Hall made q short business
trip to Springfield last week.
E. l.. Wheeler and family from Clare
mont We're in town last Friday.
Charlie Royce is running pop corn
stand at his home near the depot
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Marble have
gone for carriage drive to Ludlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hoyt ar
rived Saturday night for the summer.
Mrs. Ella Gage from Boston made a
short visit to relatives here last week.
The lawn party of July 6, netted the
Y. p. A. S. $25 and good time gener.
ally.
Charles S. Hutchins is painting Ever
EFT Holden's house on lower Main
street.
The Claremont second, nine defeated
the home team here July by a score
of to Z.
William Gibson is experimenting
the moving of building in Spring.
field, Mass.
A party of young men from here are
camping out on Williams river opposite
South Charestown.
Phin Nevers went to Bellows Falls
last Tuesday, got a clean shave, and
came home much refreshed.
Edward Olcott and family are here
from Munsie, Ind. They will occupy
the Olcott mansion this summer.
Miss Sadie Clark went Tuesday to
Boston to spend Christian EndeavoI
week with Mrs. Ellis at Winter Hill.
Herman Parker, who has been at
tending the Waltham Neurological
school, is home for a vacation of a
month or two.
All wishing single copies of the BEL.
LOWS FALLS TIMES will find them at
G. l.. Hamlin's, where they will be fol
sale each week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Grey, ST., who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Grey of this place returned home last
week Wednesday.
Allie Rogers horse broke loose and
ran up through Main street last week
closely pursued by Edgar Corbin on
horseback. No damage was done.
AS near as can be estimated fully 20(
chickens have been stolen from differ
ent ones in the village recently and still
no one seems to try to look up the
thieves.
One hundred dollars reward is offered
for the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who broke into the
postoffice at East and South Acwortt
on the night Of July Z.
The Charlestown boys We're defeated
at Springfield July 4, by the Chesteri
by score of II to 10. 1t is generally
thought that the Charlestowns woulC
have beatenkhad the umpire been fair
Anyhow the boys sent him a leather
medal in appreciation of his services. q
While Ho,ace Stearns was out driv
ing Wednesday, July 3, his horse took
fright and jumped over the bank thi:
side Of the James Nash place, throwing
Mr.. Stearns out. He chung to the
horse, however, and succeeded in stop
ping him, but not until he had been
dragged quite distance. His collal
bone was broken when he was thrown
out, but he got the horse back into the
road just the same and drove three
miles. Last reports are that he is doing
as well as could be expected.
Fred e. Way conducts this depart
ment of the Charlestown correspondence
and any items of legitimate news thai
may be handed to him for forwarding
to this office will be published and the
favor appreciated.-ED
At a meeting of the directors of the
Connecticut River National bank held
at the bank on Monday, July 1, it was
voted to pass the July dividend. II
was also resolved to call meeting of
the stockholders at the bank for Mon.
day, July Is, at one O'Clock p. M, in
order that the directors may explain
the present condition of the bank and
their reasons for passing the July div.
idend. A committee was appointed by
the president to issue the call. Rev
VIM. B. L. Smith represented the com.
mittee.