Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-11
Bellows Falls Locals.

A large number will take in the circus
at Keene today.
The road machine was out this morning
scraping up the dirt in the square.
Miss Annie Sullivan has purchased an
Atlantic bicycle Of Eaton & Norwood.
Rev. Ellsworth Fullerton will speak at
Lawrence mills next Wednesday evening.
Lecture in Congregational church Sun
day evening at 6; subject, "The young
woman no longer young"
About 20 tickets were sold to the Bar
mum & Bailey circus at Brattleboro yes
terday and about as many more went on
mileage books.
0. F. Swift, Esq, of Springfield, Mass,
was in town this week. If he can find lot
to suit him he contemplates building a resi-
dence here for his son, G. w. Swift.
The Bellows Falls Drum corp were out
Thursday night and serenaded Tom Halla.
han, who has just returned from his wed.
ding trip, at his residence on Westminster
street.
The many friends of Father O'Neil O
St. Peters church will regret to learn thai
he has been unexpectedly called to Man
chester, N. H., to remain, and another
priest has been sent to supply St. Peters
Allbee & Rabbit have just completed
and delivered to H. G. Baker & Bro, o
Westminster 81 foot tall smoke stack
it is three feet in circumference. They
are making another for the same firm to g
to Windsor.
The Windham county board of under
writers will be the guests Of Col. III. E
Taylor at his new cottage, just completed
at Chesterfield lake, next Tuesday on tn
occasion of their annual meeting. The,
cave here on the 8. 08A. NJ. train.
Charles J. O'Neil, state secretary ant
delegate of the New Hampshire Order o
Hibernians, and his brother-in-law, William
Mack, leave tonight for Detroit, Mich, tt
attend the annual meeting of the nationa
organization. They purchased their ticket
of Brosnahan's agency.
Robert Howard, chief Of police in Nortl
Walpole, employed in one Of the pape
mills, suffered quite severe injury to hi
hand Wednesday by getting it caught il
the rolls. Some weeks ago the same han'
was injured SO severely that he went to tn
Massachusetts general hospital, where skill
full surgeons saved his hand from bein,
amputated.
| At the Black River association of Con
gregational ministers in Chester Tuesday
Rev. Mr.. Grimes read an essay on icon
gregational Churches, and then minister
Rev. Ballou, on "John Bunyan"; Rev
Ellsworth Fullerton on George A. Cor
dom; Rev. S. w. Robinson on eth
work of the A. M. Az; and Mr.. Jones o.
"Spiritism."
Miss May E. Stuart represents Below
Falls in the great convention of Christian
Endeavorers at Washington. She ha
been for the past year in the Chicago Uni
versity and comes home by way of Wash
ington. The great tent in which the con
vention was to meet yesterday mornin
was blown down by the great gale Thurs
day night, so that the first meeting was i
a hall.
The lawn party Of the Y. M. c. A. hel
on the lawn of George Spaulding on Henri
street last evening was great success. !
very large number were present; tn
grounds were brilliantly Illuminated wit
Chinese lanterns excellent music was ful
nished by BARRIERS orchestra and everybod
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the festivitie.
About $50 were realized for Y. M. C.
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