Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-09
W1NDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

Wednesday evening about 8 O'Clock
freight brakeman by the name of Club
StrattoD, employed on the Titchburg rail-
road, was injured by being caught be-
tween car and the skids to a log run at
Cold River. The train was backed up TO
the station and the injured man taken in
hack to DIR. Rudden's Office. He was
badly bruised, but not dangerously in
jured.-The woollen mill at Saxton's River
has shut down for six months, owing to
the effect of the democratic tariff on
their business Little Ruth Eaton is Ill
with ronchits.-Willam Cassidy, jr.,
and wife are rejoicing over the birth OF
their first child, daughter.
A train of rs car loads of Western cattle
arrived at this station Sunday night over
the Rutland division OF the Central YER
mont railroad bound for WATERFOWL, Mass
The train carried 403 head Of cattle. This
Is the first shipment of cattle over this
line since 1891. Tho stock was on its way
TO Europe.-Friday as Joseph Bosey was
working on the Fall Mountain log pile in
North Walpole he received fracture of
the left leg between the ankle and the
knce-Harry Austin, clerk in the Central
Vermont division office, broke the record
this season as successful hunter. having
killed in all SO cartridges in l6 days. The
largest days record being Is birds.-Satur-
day evening, Jan. 4. the officers for 1896
of Gen. l.. A. Grant camp, No. GO, Sons
of Veterans. were publicly installed by In
ctalling Officer Ernest s. Allen. assisted
by Past Capt. w. +. LaClair. W. w.
Allen captain; c. NJ. Hall. first lieutenant;
D. w. Spaulding, second lieutenant; Geo.
w. Lee, r. G. Thomas, w. i. LaClair,
camp council; H. f. Perry, chaplain; NJ.
]. Perry. color sergeant; +. E. Good, prin-
cipal musician; r. c. Thomas sergeant OF
the guard; r. II. Thomas, corporal of the
guard; G. r. Pimer, first sergeant; r.. 5.
/ Allen, quarter master sergeant; A. l..
Joubert, camp guard; f. X. Farr. picket
Bellows Falls Lodge No %, |. O. o. r. in
stalled the following officers January 2,
j. II. Blakely, d. G. NJ, presiding: l.. j.
Royce. n. c.; F.. W. Parsons, V. s.; Scott
Clark recording secretary; II. S. Gray,
treasurer; G. e. DAYS. permanent secre-
tary; James Finlayson, W.; II. M. In
gram, c.; II. Pullman, I. c.; r. f. Rand.
o. g.; Il. r. Ball, r. s. s.; e. II. Richard
son. r. S. N. G.; w. s. Durham, l.. S. s.
Fred Streeter, l.. S. N. G.
Thomas p. VIM, freight clerk for the
Central Vermont ealroed at this station.
is critically Ill Of heart disease, compli-
Gated with a cold, at his home in North
I Walpole.-Mrs d. l.. Lockwood, residing
on the new terrace, is very Ill with liver
! complaint.-Mr Barrows, the dry goods
merchant, Is sick with jaundice at his
residence on Old Terrace.-Dr. John
OBrien, a former resident, Is now located
/ in Greenfield. Mass, practicing his pro-
! fesslon.-The Bellows Falls Social club
gave ball at Union hall Tuesday evening.
Weeden's orchestra furnished the muse
Dr. Dan Harrigan, who Is assisting DR..
knights. the dent st, contemplates locating
in Colebrook, n. H., for the practice OF
dentistry.-Joseph Mcneil from the Mt.
Hermon school spoke In he Y. NJ. c. a.
rooms last Sunday afternoon.