Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-27
Bellows Falls News.

Charles H. Waite is now clerking at j.
T. Keefe's shoe store.
About SO, instead of 20, attended the
basket picnic at Chester last Saturday.
Rev. Ellsworth Fullerton and family
passed the week at the Claremont Junction
camp grounds.
Mrs. l.. B. Largess has begun divorce
proceeding against her husband on the
ground of desertion.
Reuben Griffin who lives on Atkinson
street has employment in Providence tor
the present.
It is reported that tea and coffee store
is to be opened in the vacant room in the
Dominique block.
All the schools in the north end of the
town united in closing exercise at the
Rockingham old church yesterday.
Frank j. Tidd, fish dealer, is to move
into Mrs. Sarah Phelps house on School
street. He is resident of North Walpole
at present.
Miss Lu Ranville went Thursday to
Chester where she will take the famous
Edison cure under the direction of DR..
Haven Of that place.
A two-months-old daughter of John
Brinn, residing on the old terrace, died
Sunday of congestion of the lungs. Fune-
raj was held Monday.
Eaton & Norwood have just received {
splendid new Remington tandem for w
A. Hall. 1t will be the finest wheel of thu
kind in town this season.
All the grocers in town with the excep
ton of the F. B. F. firm will close all da,
July 4. The F. b. F. store will be open
but no order wagons run.
c. H. Waite returned Thursday from
Weston, where he had been for week. O.
more with stock of clothing from tn
Blue store, trying the vicissitudes of thu
market.
Thomas Hallahan and Miss Hannal
Bresnahan will be married Tuesday morn
ing. After short wedding trip to points
in Canada, they will reside on Atkinson
street in the James Bryan house.
The ball game at Saxtons River Wednes
day afternoon between the V. A. nine an
the alumni was won by the alumni Z to
1t was holly contested game, the featur
being the pitching Of Miner Of the U. '
M.
One of w. S. Dunham's teams mad
lively time yesterday afternoon from tt
slaughter house on the Westminster roa
to the stables on Henry street extension
The harness and wagon were badly dan
amged.
Re-arranging the tracks in the dep
. yard SO that the Rutland trains can
switched as soon as they have crossed Il
canal bridge was begun yesterday und
!. the direction of Assistant Roadmaster
H. Brown.
Some Is or 20 attended the Pine d,
3 boat club opening Thursday evenin
j., Music for dancing was furnished by E
. ner's orchestra and refreshments of
}. cream and cake served. A jolly go
). time was enjoyed.
u The hearing in the insolvency case
Henry Phelps was concluded before
commissioners yesterday in F. A. Boil
office. The total Indebtedness proved
be over $4,000 with about $500 asse
F. B. Phelps is the heaviest creditor, W
claim for $500.
Rev. FIR. Houlihan of Ludlow and r.
FIR. Reynolds Of this place were in Bratt
boro this week to assist in the examil
tions at the parochial school. The young
pupils of the school had a picnic at Hi
land park Thursday and later troll
ride. The older pupils went to Spofft
lake for an outing.
H. D. Ryder went to Hanover last S
urday to attend the reunion of his ella
'76, on the goth anniversary of its grad
te ton. The class originally had SO me
lie bers; "a were present at the reunion. 1
n other reunions have been held, one in Il
= and one in 1886. Mr.. Ryder is presid
n of the class.
W Deputy L. T. Lowell was at the stat
Tuesday evening to arrest one Caswell
~ stealing a bicycle in Rutland but Casw
he who formerly lived here and knew
lis Lowell and expected he would be wait
OF for him at the station, made good his
ry cape to New Hampshire soil. A Rutl
ne official was down the next day but did
~ bag his game.
ur Several important changes in the
Oh table of the b. & NJ. take effect Mon
M morning. The morning mail south
nu leave at $50 instead of $50; the Suns