Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-10-17
Bellows Falls Locals.
The football team seems to be non est.

ne 1OOJDall team SeeiIS 10 De nun cSt.
A few from this place attended the fire.
mans ball in Chester, Wednesday eve.
Miss Alice jackson entertained the vii
lage teachers Thursday evening. at her
home.
Mrs. A. N. Swain has been confined to
the house with a severe cold for week
past.
G. w. Osgood attended the state Sun
day school convention held in Burlington
this week.
John H. Mccarthy has moved into
Frank Moriarty's new house on William
street extension.
Theodore Griswold, who died at Bar
louisville last Saturday was buried in the
Episcopal yard Monday.
Mrs E. j. Planter has been absent
from her post Of duty at the library by i'll
ness for few days.
The telephone exchange will shortly re-
build it's line from the station near Swift's
gallery to w. A. Halls new factory.
Will Mcdonald enters the employ OF
Uncle Sam in the postoffice Monday morn
ing, taking the place Of Fred Griswold re-
signed.
Eighteen or 20 Hibernians and Daugh-
tiers of Erin went to keene Thursday night
to install officers of the latter organization
in that city.
Umbrella thieves are numerous about
town, two being taken from neighboring
porches on Atkinson street one evening
recently.
The ladies' society of the Universalist
church will hold session on Thursday :;
board Of parish trustees meet the same
evening at o'clock.
Memorial services were held in Fuller
Hall in Saxtons River Wednesday even
ing. The speakers were Prot. II. G. Bris-
toll and Rev. Thomas Gull.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wyman have left
the Commercial house and are talking of
opening restaurant possibly in the store
vacated by the F. B. +. Grocery.
The third grade in No. school build
ing had halliday session Thursday so that
Miss Lucy Taylor might have chance to
visit the other third grade taught by Miss
Keife.
DIR. w. G. Matthews has vacated the
Amadon house on School street and taken
rooms in the Arms block. 1t is understood
that H. M. Amadon will occupy the School
street house.
The late ex-Gov. Fuller carried life in
surance amounting to between 1856, ZOO
and $4,000. 1t was divided among sew
eral Of the leading companies, none of the
policies being for large amounts.
The Vermont state medical society held
its SD annual meeting in St. Johnsbury
Thursday and Friday. Drs. Hill and ALL
bee Of this place attended. The former
read paper on Obstetrics.
DIR. Edward Kirkland is to read paper
before the 46th semi-annual meeting of the
Vermont Homeopathic Medical society, to
be held at the Van Ness house in Burling-
ton next Wednesday.
The second meeting of the Shakespeare
club for the autumn will be held at the
vestry of the Universalist church Monday
evening next at 7.30. The reading begins
at scene third Of the first act.
Herbert E. johnson, agent for Derby &
Ball, was killed by falling tree at Tun-
bridge Thursday while in the woods select
ing timber for scythe snath sticks. He
leaves young wife and two children.
The progressive whist party at Odd Eel
lows hall Friday evening was well attended.
The prizes were taken by Mrs. Punt and
Mr.. Forbes, the BOBBY prize going to Mr..
Conway. Refreshments and dance fol-
lowed
Miss katherine Devoll of Lowell will
hold her dancing class Monday, October
10, in Union hall; afternoon class at 4.3O
o'clock, evening class at 7.45 o'clock. 1t
is requested that all desiring to attend will
be present promptly at the hours desig-
mated.
Guess who will be president and vice
president. How can you earn So or So
easier? just the thing for school children
Remember that those sending us the most
correct guesses win the prizes. Begin tc
hustle now. See conditi ons in another
column.
New ties are being piled at the nortl
end of the Boston & Maine railway bridg,
which will be used to replace the ones Oh
the bridge now. All the wood work is tt
be put in new, ties, walk, etc. This will b,
done one week from tomorrow, and trave
for that day will be shut off
F. A. Bodies will draft an enabling ac
which will be presented to the Legislature
to enable the town of Rockingham to issu'
bonds to cover the cost of the new higl
school building. Probably the amour
will not be less than $500 and the tall
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