The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-12
BELLOWS FALLS.
Local Thought and Movement.

su. Local Thought and Movement.
The special town meeting Saturda
was not largely attended, but it wa
voted almost unanimously to adopt tn
suggestions made by the high schot
building committee that they 30 10
structed to make contracts for IN
complete construction OF the ne'
building. As originally voted the maj
part of the building only was to D
, erected at present, but plans wer
drawn that would enable the town .
make additions to this as the need Q
the schools demanded moro room. l
was found, however, that it would b
a matter OF economy to construct tn
entire building at his time and tn
committee has delayed making tn
contracts, pending the result OF thel
meeting. Now work will begin at ono
and the building will be finished al
soon as possible. Besides the room TO
the h;,,. school and three recitation
go fhara w;ll Ia four rooms 70
o Is 49, ",odas The cost includinl
.no W. ;sn ,ss;i1 amount TO 40. 600 fol
.hI ;..h ~ .ho town wili ;ssue bonds.
*Ir ,Sa No Mor TAI Snr;n0 brewery com
nc h;,h ass;aned last winter. ha,
Nny wi enS chosen Charles s.
rms nnd a,a- d Kelley OF Boston re
. ".; " nras;dent and treasurer. Al
S"sora charles M. Blake will be super
inten,ient and Walter G. Blake assistant
freasurer. The concern will do bust
ness under. the name of the New Noun
tain Spring brewing company.
At the commencement exercises oil
the high school, which occur the 18TH,
a departure from the old order OF ex-
ercises will be taken. Instead OF an es
saw by each member OF the graduating
class, put TWO win .; ue hu President
An aoaress WIZ =" s s who will also
=. ua'es u nnT class NJ the
ADDRESS !ne stauua tha fo,low,no
hutianu hish sonoo' VI
evening c,ou d conductor
-, 1T; f. H. orrono;n0 the
a~n,'rs;on md making up the party.
Tha ,Ions have again been changed,
hut as now arranged they will leave
Juiv q for Boston. and from there take
Tho ,,oht boat for Portland. A few
hours will he spent in that city and in
Portsmouth. and the remainder of the
week at Old Orchard Beacn. linen
they go to the Appledore mouse az lHe
Isle of Shoals or three Gays anu VIII
return by way Boston.
William Bowles, Frank Bradford
and Bradford Whipple were arrested
for drunkenness Monday, brought be
fore Justice Williams and all found
ouilty of disturbing the peace for
which thew we're fined s. and costs.
Patrick Brickley and Thomas Cudmore
charge and fined 81 and costs.
Eu,s+ Lockwood was arrested late
c.tnrlay nioht NV Chief Thompson,
, ,a a;a;,,h;na tho neace. He was
t ~. hafnra I,st;ca Williams Mon
J Ja', 'nnrn;nn ni.ade5 ou;lty and was
t; n ~ and costs Amounting to $40. 81,
me- IT, on. a;d
WHICH nc pay, .
~ al
John hayes emp'oyeu as Sniio M a CIV.
on Moo machlne on me Tan MDun
tain Paper company; Wills W., Washing
felts last rlnay hight na9 LIZ an an,
caueht oelweeu .ne WV IT, ono na ,o attond
~ crushing tne eahie' 40 was
eo Ny ~ N"'h
MatrfmOniaI Conventions.
-, .:I ,,,,o,t;o,
Inere was matrlhlohiai con' oheioi
held at Lake Warren last Sunday,
wb;oh was attended nv five or six of
~. ot;ua ponad;ots The nues
.n J;so,,ss;on was "The disad-
,,ont..,as ~ c;ngla life - IT was
s"n aon;dad tbat matr;monv
unanimously uec!ueu lna. na. i ~,
was..a divine institution, good thing
and IT sbould ne pushed, One result
a.u LII Ia ar aayance
OF tnls meeting VIII 10 an a"
b;cvcIeS hn;It for two.
'oio' ' -
Owing to the heavy ram storm
uon,Iov tho nuhlic schools had A sol
%"hua!, 'he pup'i'I ;nJo"I, r,;th No
III SESSION untii e'o@H WIN o
school in the afternoon.
e. J. O. Neil, p. r. Griffin, John
~ a. W NJ Tho'.s Iyrda have
hassett anu Mrs. Inoiias A' nuo
had concrete walks laid around tnelf
residences in North Walpoe. A. t.
Adams Is dolne the "o!h'
Tuesday evening during the tnunuer
storm the residence of Fred HOpkin
o'oi "A w. NJ III ,,o, s+rnoi, nv
OF DreWsNllle, ~. H., was stlu eh y.
lightning and the house ana contents
hurried TO the ground.
personals.
Eugene : Leonard and wife are rejoicing over
The arrival of a new boarder. sit is a SON."
Congratulations are in order.-J Day and
NJ tbeir many friends upon the arrival Of |
laughter Annie oliver, formerly of this
own hut now of springfield, Mass, was in town
his week renewing old acquaintances.-Mr |
leo pam of North Wapoe and her sister, Mrs |
, r Winnewisser, left Tuesday for two |
weeks, visit at Springfield Mass and New York |
.ity-Wilham Mack. George Rowland Isaac |
edges Mike Moynihan and Jerry Hogan and |
aides spent SUNDAY at Lake Warren.-M } |