Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-10-14
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IA, 1896.
Bellows Falls Locals.

Rev. j. f. Fullerton and Rev. j. w.
Naramore exchanged pMpits last Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Linsey of Alstead on Octo-
Der Z picked pint Of ripe red raspberries.
II. S. Gray received copy of the SYRIA
cuse- Journal last week containing state
ments of leading business men of the
northwest regarding the probable outcome
of the issue between gold and silver in
that section of the country. The commu-
nications are very favorable to gold.
Vermont Academy defeated the Clare
mont high school foot ball team at Saxtons
River Saturday, 8 to 0.
The Vermont state board of pharmacy
will meet at Montpelier next Tuesday to
examine applicants for registration.
The officers of the Daughters of Erin Of
this place 60 to Keene tomorrow night to
install the officers of the lodge there.
The Central Vermont runs cheap ex-
cursion to Boston from points above White
River junction Wednesday, October 81.
B. H. Murray, the well known Central
Vermont passenger conductor, has been
off his train again the past week caused by
sickness.
H. G. Richardson expresses himself as
greatly pleased with bis new quarters for
his shoe store. He says it is much better
stand than he had on Rockingham street.
David Gotta, young lad, brings in some
ripe raspberries that he picked in West
minister last Sunday, the spray also con-
tanning blossoms and green berries.
The trustees Of the Campbell legacy fund
held their semi-annual meeting Saturday
forenoon at the opera house, distributing
about $500 of the interest as usual.
Only $3.50 for the round trip from
Bellows Falls, Cold River, Walpole, West
moreland and East Westmoreland to Bos-
ton via the Fitchburg railroad October 20.
A water pipe burst Monday at the cor
ner of Atkinson and Williams street, max
ing things lively for time and necessitat-
ing the digging up of the street for some
distance.
George Blake and Miss Mary King
were married in St. Charles church this
morning at o'clock. The bridesmaid
was Anna Martineau and the best man
Patrick Cray.
Col. Grant Of the Patriarchs Militant, 1.
0. 0. F. of Vermont among the officers Of
that degree has appointed w. E. Conway
commissary and w. S. Durham, commits
sary sergeant.
Tickets for the Fitchburg railroad Bos-
ton excursion of October Goth to the
Worlds Food fair are only $3.50 from
staff ons Bellows Falls to East Westmore-
land inclusive.
The first annual report of the Y. M. c..
A. was sent out Monday 1t contains the
reports of the various Ulcers of the asso-
citation and gives comprehensive idea Of
Ine Work ol the past year.
The Ladies' Union OF the Congregational
church are to hold their annual harvest
supper next week Thursday evening at
| which time Mrs. Jerusha Dow will exhibit
the pictures in her album and considerable
fun is outlined.
The liquor seized at the Commercial
house Friday night was ordered confscated
at the hearing before Justice Williams
Saturday afternoon and the landlord
pleaded guilty to the charge of being COM
mon seller and was fined 800 and costs,
aggregating about 1925.
The annual meeting of the state teachers
association is to be held at st. Adams
November II, Is and IA. President Gates
of Amherst college is to be one of the
principal speakers. A full program will be
issued soon, which may be had by address,
ing E. H. Whitehill, Woodstock.
A single freight train rolled into town
last week burdened with IA tramps. Hun
dreds and perhaps thousands of these fell
lows travel through here in the course of
year in empty freight cars and on the
trucks of cars.
A man and wife and five children, all
on bicycles, passed through the square
Sunday. The Oldest child, a girl, could
not have been over 10 years of age, and
the youngest child was carried in basket
on its fathers wheel
w. D. Mcmillan of the Standard Oil
Company and manager of the Burlington
station, was here Monday and said that his
company intended making Bellows Falls a
distributing station for this section The
plan is to put in large tank next spring
and keep oil in store here in large quaint
ties.
The ball game between the Riverside
and Bellows Falls mines on Morgan's field
Saturday resulted in victory for the lat.
ter by score of Is to IL. The attend
ance was very small, but enough tickets
had been sold in advance to about cleal
the management of debt.
Winnewisser q Conway had an at.rac.