Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-15
New Hampshire News.

Dover is to have sleighing carnival.
An anti-cigarette league has been formed
at Antrim Center.
The new bridge at West Lebanon is
nearly ready for public use.
John G. Lund, a wealthy and aged citi-
zen Of Nashua, is critically ill.
Moses w. Brown has begun the manu-
tacture of pianos at Hampton.
Samuel w. Leavitt, prominent citizen
Of Exeter, died Friday at the age of 80.
Over 81 200 has already been pledged
for new organ for the Free Baptist. church
at Pittsfield.
The Boston e. Maine road has changed
the name of the station at Goffstown Cen
ter to Grasmere
1t is said that Colburn & Co. of Milford
Mass, will establish shoe manufacturing
plant at Derry.
The late Franklin Baldwin of North
Grafton, Mass, bequeaths $4,000 to Dart
mouth college.
Rev. L. III. Allen, pastor of St. Luke's
church Derry, made l25 New Years calls
upon his parishioners January l.
A Rochester police officer recently mis-
took the reflection of the moon on build
ing for fire and rang in an alarm.
A Chichester man reports that 500
gold piece was found in the stomach of a
hog which had been changed to pork
1t is rumored that the town of Clifford
coma at the next session Of the legislature.
Cornelius Sullivan was the first victim of
the trolley cars in Manchester, having re-
ceived injuries from which he died Satur-
day.
The residence of Moses Randall at New
Durham was burglarized early last Satur-
day morning by three men, and the inmates
were bound.
Among the several public bequests of
the late Mrs. M. II. Vose of Nashua was
5000 for the New Hampshire Home Mis-
slonary society.
A Joint resolution has been introduced
into congress by Senator Gallinger for the
rebuilding Of the old ship Constitution at
the Portsmouth navy yard.
The store at Bristol lately purchased by
Fowler e. Weymouth, it is interesting to
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Morton commenced business.
Two granite quarries at Lancaster,
which have been shut down for three
months, commenced work again Monday
with an increased number Of employees.
Mrs. Lizzie Currier Edwards and step
son have been apprehended and returned
to Laconia, the former being held in $1,000
bonds for obtaining money under false
pretenses.
Three sisters by the name of Humphrey
broke through the ice while skating at Sun
drowned. The other two were rescued by
a hackman.
A broken t1ange caused the wreck of an
express car on the early Sunday morning
train into Manchester. James A. jackson
OF st. Albans, express messenger, had a
foot badly crushed
AS result of the visit of the secret
agents Of the postoffice department to
Manchester, seven letter carriers have been
called to answer complaints for dereliction
of duty which have been filed against them.
Special memorial services were held.in
Grand Army hall at Manchester, Sunday,
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and empty chairs, that being the number
OF veterans who have passed away during
the past year.
The first prize for gilt-edged butter
which was awarded the Colebrook cream
cry, at the Dairymens meeting, was made
from milk from herd of 100 Jersey cows
owned by George Van Dyke at his stock
farm at Canaan, Vt.
The state fish commissioners have caught
$50, 200 speckled trout fry in Rhode Island,
which will be placed in the fish hatcheries
as follows: One hundred thousand at
Manchester, 100000 at Keene, $4,000 at
New Durham, $4,000 at Laconia, 1000
at Ashland. The output Of trout fry from
the Colebrook hatchery, which will be $780,
900, will be distributed in Coos and Graf
ton counties, and on the Maine Central
railroad at points as far as jackson.