Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-06
Bellows Falls News.

ONllUWS i O11O 4NSVCs
B. Cannon, Jr., has been assisting in the
postoffice for the past two or three days.
The walk in front of Clark Chase's resi-
dence is being concreted.
The North Walpole saloons were raided
Saturday night and the proprietors invited
to Keene to settle.
The new armature for the dynamo room
of the Fall Mountain company arrived
Wednesday, and now all is running as
heretofore.
The New England Telephone company
now has connection with Montreal, connec-
ting with the Canadian company at the
Vermont line near Highgate.
The body Of Daniel 0. Hart of Lowell,
Mass, was inferred at Oak Hill cemetery
yesterday. Mr.. Hart was formerly resi-
dent of Charlestown, N. II.
The ball game yesterday afternoon on
Kings field between the Claremont high
school nine and the local nine resulted in a
victory for the Claremont boys by a score
of to 6.
c.. L. Forbes, G.. X. Russell, G. B. ALL
bee, and George Grout went last night for
a weeks fishing trip. They will 60 to the
upper McGalloway River in Maine, 40
miles north Of Berlin Falls, n H.
The listers have filed their report in the
town clerks office. The taxable polls this
year are 1904, against 1856 last year. A
list of those paying on $4,000 or more will
appear in Wednesdays issue of the TIMES.
Kendall Banning is evidently trying to
improve the fine condition of the roads.
Last Saturday he took wheel of 1O4
miles to Keene and vicinity, returning in
the evening also Wednesday he rode 115
miles.
w. B. Glynn has purchased the G. II.
Waite stock Of shoes and gents furnishings
and will sell the stock in Bellows Falls and
Saxtons River. He contemplates moving
bis entire business to the Falls but has not
yet decided.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will meet in
the Association rooms Wednesday even
ing, June 10 at 7.30. The regular meet
ing of the directors will be held the same
evening at 7.3O o'clock.
Governor Woodbury. Thursday appointed
DR.. f. H. Pettengill of Saxtous River
supervisor OF the insane to succeed the late
DIR. Homer Goodhue. DR.. Pettengill is a
bright man and competent physician. Gov.
Woodbury. has made an excellent choice =
Burlington News.
Mary Cunningham, the beautiful girl OF
-, who was strangled to death in the
home of her mother, 315 East 37th St., New
York city, between II A. NJ. and P. NJ,
last Saturday, was the niece of Rev. FIR.
Cunningham of Brattleboro and was well
known in this place.
Graduating exercises at the high school
this year will consist of an address by some
speaker from abroad, the valedictory essay
by Miss Stella Webb and the class Grafton
by Willard II. Bacon. Those receiving
the highest honors were Miss Webb and
Miss Mary Read.
The firm Of d. M. Crosby & Co., bank.
ers and brokers of Boston, have moved
their office from the Riverside hotel il
North Walpole to the second floor il
Gray's block. The local manager is j. j
Hyde. The company seems to be doing 3
creditable and hourishing business.
The death of Austin .Corbin caused 8
great deal of hustling among the city pa
pers. The Boston Globe held the Boston
telephone wire from Newport from II unit
1 o'clock Thursday night; the Boston Her
aid had the wire through Concord for
part of the night; the Springfield paper.
also had their turn. The New York paper.
were sadly disappointed for there was ne
no wire that they could hold.
I As Miss Bessie (rogan and Mrs. Harry
Wells were returning to their home il
Walpole Wednesday evening they wer'
run into by runaway team of Mr.. Frost
which had become frightened by seeing
MIR. Taylor'S team using that privilege
They were tipped over and quite badly IN
jured, especially Mrs. Wells. A it'll
later Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Royce very mar
rowly escaped the same fate by the sam
team