Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-05-13
THE TIM LES.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1896.
Bellows Falls Locals.

George II. Babbitt is giving his residence
on Henry street coat of paint.
Rev. f. f. Marggraf will give the
Memorial day address at Waterbury.
Lawrence Dunn broke an arm last Sat-
urday while jumping, in North Walpole.
d. Thomasi is building brick and iron
block on lower Main street, in Montpelier.
Teddy Penfeld is now bell boy at the
Rockingham and Ed O'Brien at Towns
hotel.
w. S. Durham had fine span of black
horses arrive from Richmond Sunday
evening.
The ladies of the Universalist church
have meeting tomorrow afternoon, and
give supper in the evening.
The Rebekahs go to Chester Friday
afternoon at 8 o'clock for the purpose OF
instituting lodge at that place.
L. M. Read of this place was appointed
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ers in case connected with the Barre water
supply.
P. T. Clair, formerly with F. G. Pierce,
was in town over Sunday. He is now with
Cobb, Aldrich & Co., wholesale grocers in
Boston.
George Saunders and family have moved
here from Laconia, N. H., and are occupy
ing tenement in the Dewey house on
Henry street.
The Rutland railroad will furnish con-
vention rates to those attending the Black
River Christian Endeavor Union at Lud-
low Friday, May Is.
The Crystal Spring Bottling company
sodas for the Odd Fellow dedication at
Ludlow next week
The Canton is training tor the grand
dedication of the Gill Odd Fellows home
at Ludlow next Wednesday. 1t is ex-
pected 80 members will go up.
William A. Hall has purchased of Eaton
& Norwood Remington tandem, Miss
Anna Williams and CIV. Norwood Rem
ington and Grace Williams Hub.
The Regina is the name Of a music
box for sale by j. A. Eaton & Co. This
is the only music box manufactured in
America and will furnish melodies on short
notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Hoyt left New
York for Europe last Saturday, where they
will remain for the summer On the even
ing preceding their departure they gave a
supper to 40 or 80 friends at Delmonico's
| DR.. G H. Gorham lectures in Claremont
this afternoon on the diseases Of the eye
He has also been appointed consulting
physician for diseases of the eye and ear OF
the staff of the Claremont Cottage hospital
Andrews drug store opened their ict
cream soda and root beer season last Sat
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ing and the quality of sodas served mos
refreshing. The department is in charge
of Miss Margaret Cray.
Thirty-two wheelmen went from here tt
Claremont Sunday morning, meeting del
egation of eight from Springfield a
Charlestown. The day was the hotties
this season but as no scorching was per
mitted the run was made with considerable
pleasure and ease. Dinner was served a
Hotel Claremont.
During the time intervening between thu
arrival of passenger trains, it is now com
paratively quiet about the station. All thu
G. V. freight comes over the main line tt
| White River Junction and what is delivered
to the B. & M. for the Fitchburg at Wind
sor is delivered to the Fitchburg in Nortl
Walpole.
The drenched and muddy condition o
that part of the square between Town:
hotel and Towards block caused by sucl
prolific and continuous sprinkling from oul
village dust extinguisher, is source o
great annoyance, especially to ladies witt
light dresses. 1t would seem as if the
crossing here at least could be left in &
better condition. Subscriber.
The scheme on foot for a Sunday nigh
train from Windsor to New York is likely
to prove successful. Judge William Hol
brook and ex-senator Evarts, together
with the hotel men along the line are push
ing the details and are confident that sucl
train will prove popular. The railroad
company is understood to exact guarantee
of 800 trip for six consecutive Sundays
If the train pays the company will continue
the service.
Preliminary to the dedication OF the Gil
Odd Fellows Home at Ludlow next Wed
nesday there will be grand parade ant
reception in Rutland This will take plac'
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Thu
Vermont regiment will be in line, als'
companies from Massachusetts and New
York. Wednesday morning a special ca
will leave Rutland for Ludlow where it j
expected that 10000 people will atten'
the dedication. At the reception in tn
| evening at Rutland Mrs j. III. Blake,