Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-08-05

Miss Fannie Chapman will teach the 9Th
grade in No. building.
H. A. Clarke of the Pine Cliff House
caught a pickerel weighing over three
pounds recently.
Swift, photographer, has been in Lud-
low quite deal lately and is working up
quite a business there.
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The schools in Saxtons River and Bel
lows Falls will open September IA and the
outside districts in town September Z.
The rooms and halls in the office build
ing Of the F. M. P. Company look almost
new after the recent thorough job of paint
ing and kalsomining.
The baseball management state that they
hope to arrange for grounds here and play
six or seven home games between now and
the middle of September.
The schoolhouse in the Allbee district is
undergoing thorough repairs. This school
will probably be taught the coming year
by Miss Susie Thompson.
G. M. Gallup of Norwich, Conn.,, who
is the guest of c. Ernest White, sang very
acceptably at the morning service in the
Congregational church Sunday.
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An engine and car of local freight No
sc ran off the end of switch at Clare
mont Junction yesterday afternoon and
hindered freight traffic for some time.
L. L. Wetherbee advertises his business
on Canal street owing to Mrs. Wether-
bees poor heath. This is an old stand
and will make some one good business.
Z. j. Planter started yesterday for
Columbus, O., where he will spend some
time in the study of penmanship and draw
ing, perfecting himself in this line Of work.
"New York Racket" is the way an I'M
usually fine sign reads near the head of the
square. The opening is tomorrow, and
everybody will want to see the new store.
H. A. Clarke of the Pine Cliff House
will give genuine fish dinner, consisting
of fish chowder, salad, fried and baked
fish next Sunday, August 9.
j. 0. Spring has a gang Of masons on
the additions being made to Mr.. Gilbert's
gasoline engine works at Westminster, and
another on repairs being made by the Fall
Mountain Paper Company.
The Good of the Order committee of
The Sons OF Temperance are furnishing a
good entertainment at each meeting. Let
all the members be present next Monday
evening and enjoy themselves.
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Most of the boating interests will be
transferred from the Connec-
lieut. to Lake Sunapee; the sail boats OF
Messrs. Wilson, Ball, Moore and Nc
4eod will be taken there this week.
M. A. Durkee has had carpenters at
work this week enlarging his shelf capacity
n the dry goods department. The kit
chen department also seems to be flourish
ng for extra room has been provided in
his department.
The interior of the banquet hall and the
hallway leading to the street have been
greatly improved by painting and kalso-
mining. Spicer Bros. did the job. E. P.
Smith will have charge of painting the in
erior of the library.
Joshua G. Weber, who was found dead
n hay NOW at Brattleboro. tried Sleep
ng in the hay NOW in Lovell's stable a
ew weeks ago, but was politely asked to
ind other quarters. While here he was in
beastly state of intoxication most of the
ime.
George L. Kibby attended the Goth an
1ual reunion of the 4th r. L., Cot which he
vas an officer) on Thursday, the place of
assembly being Fields Point on Narragan-
ett Bay. He reports large addition to
he roll of honor since the last meeting.
Miss E. c. Campbell and maid and Mrs.
Towns are occupying for the summer the
Hastings house on the Walpole road for
nerly occupied by DR.. w. c. Matthews.
Miss Campbell and maid, prior to this,
stopped at Towns Hotel for some time.
When passing the beautiful array of bur-
locks, kale, and other thrifty weeds sur
.ounded by fence that looks as though
t had recently been on bat, citizen was
heard to remark, "What a pity they didn't
post sign warning the public to keep off
he grass"
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A lecture on 1.-The Foundations of
Faith" by the "Great Infdel," Hon.
Robert G. Ingersoll. will be given at Lake
Pleasant August 10th. See the announce
nent of the Fitchburg railroad regarding
'educed rates and special train service for
his occasion.
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We are informed that last January a |
ady living here in town had her shopping
bag picked of S15 as she alighted at the
tation from train coming in from Boston