Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-05-09
SPRINGFIELD.

EpI iti1NoF lihiLiJ.
r.. G. Sherwin recently lost horse.
Frank Sexton is home from Lebanon,
N. III.
w. ID. Woolson was in Boston Mon
day.
Work began Monday in the brick
yard.
See great offer "Given Away" on LIST
page.
Frank Fairbanks of West Claremont
is in town.
Where are our baseball mines for the
coming season?
The children of James Hartness have
a donkey for pet.
Miss Mary Messenger is sick at her
home on Main street.
B. f. Dana is painting and improv-
ing about his residence.
Walter Slack has over 20 pupils in
| piano-forte music here.
H. f. Wyman is adding veranda to
| his residence in Brook street.
J. A. st. Laurent is home on vaca-
ton from Burlington U. V. M.
The Rutland Weekly Herald free to
all subscribers-See offer on 1st page
DR.. C. F. Meacham and wife were in
town the latter part of the past week.
Miss Belle M. Brown is home from
the Emerson College of Oratory, Boston.
Charles Woolson has been adding to
his farm buildings and otherwise i'm
proving.
| no fri af
are glad to note her recovery from heI
recent illness.
A. E. Starkey TOOK a trip to Keene,
n. H., Sunday on his "bikeu for a
week IS vacation.
The refreshing "fizz" of the soda
fountains is a most acceptable attrac-
ton these days.
James Hartness is travelling this
week in the interest of the Jones g.
Lamson Machine Co.
Wheelmen We're out in abundance
Sunday and parties from surrounding
towns passed the day here.
Arbor Day was observed by a shut
down in some of the shops, but business
continued as usual in the stores.
ROLAND Richmond of Proctor has
been i'll town the week past in the in
terest of an insurance company.
The debris about the Spafford library
is being removed this week and the
building presents an inviting appear
ance.
i w. G. Tyler vice president and
manager of the eastern department of
the Railway Review of Chicago was in
town quite recently.
| Some Of our village citizens have be-
come alarmed about the small pox scare
at Claremont and the doctors have had
their hands full vaccinating.
A Mrs. Christiancy from India de-
livered lecture Wednesday evening at
the Methodist church, butt owing to
lack of notice the attendance was small.
A Misunderstanding over a game of
pool recently resulted in an exchange
of blows between John Fitzgerald and
Tom Sexton. Both parties We're brought
into court and paid small fine.
Miss Jennie Head is teaching a
graded school in Rumney, N. H. Miss
Heald is graduate of our High school,
of the University at Burlington and
Halls Business college, Boston and
fills with credit the position rendered
her.
Nevers and jones' Military Minstrels
entertained at the Town Hall Friday
night to large audience. A fine con-
cert was given in the afternoon which
displayed the talent of Arthur Nevers
as fine cornetist, and altogether it
was one of the best black-ups here for
some time.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher, lifelong resi-
dent of this place, and most estima-
BILE lady died at her home on Main
street, Wednesday, May l, after short
illness, having been impaired in health
for some years. The funeral services
were observed Saturday afternoon. She
leaves husband and son, who have
the sympathy of all.