Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-11
Bellows Falls Locals.

Aver & Shelley have sent out some very
pretty calendars from their insurance office.
William Jacobs while working at the
racks Thursday fell and received injuries in
the side.
The installation of the newly elected Off
GERS Sons of Temperance was postponed
from last Monday night to next Monday
night
1t is requested that all those having
copies of Priscilla belonging to Mrs.
Balloon will please return them at once to
Mrs. William A. Hall.
The annual meeting and election of Off
GERS of the Rockingham Sunday School as
ISOLATION will be held in this place in the
Baptist church Sunday evening, January 49,.
Sylvester Deming, formerly clerk in
the hardware store of Arms & Wilson, was
recently elected treasurer of the Panama
Railway Co., with headquarters in New
York.
w. G. Dennis, recently employed by F.
NJ. Gilbert of Westminster, and at one
time foreman of Osgood & Barkers
machine shop, has moved to Worcester,
Mass
A musical and dramatic entertainment
will be given at the parish house Of Imman-
Hel church on Thursday evening, January
16, at 8 o'clock. Admission with refresh
ments, 25 cents.
The approach to the bridge on Bridge
street was badly warped by the recent
frosts and thaws. The stone work would
have slipped out entirely had it not been
propped with timbers.
DIR. Frank Whitman is confined to his
house by the fractllring Of knee pan. He
attempted to board train last week Fri
day and slipped striking his knee on tie
He will be confined to the house for some
time.
There will be special communication to
the Lodge of the Temple next Monday
evening David A. Young Of Brattleboro
will be present, and the LIST degree will be
worked.
Aver & Shelley, the insurance agents,
now have license to do business for the
Equitable Life in both Vermont and New
Hampshire. They wrote $4,000 during
the month of December.
At the annual election of officers o.
Shamrock hose company Tuesday evening
the following were elected: Thomas
Hayes, foreman; Thomas Meaney, Isl
assistant John Rel, I'd assistant; Patrick
Rel, secretary and treasurer; Edward
Scanlon, steward.
Mrs. Osgan Ateshian and Mrs. Mihrar
Ateshian, daughters of E. E. Dewey, a for.
mer well-known merchant in Bellows Falls
were chosen as patronesses at an entertain
ment given in Boston recently for the relic
of the sufferers in Armenia. The husband
Vi One Is wealthy DOSIOI liupOTtcT, ant
the other the manufacturer of the Ateshiar
cigarette.
The annual report of Chief of Police
Thompson to the bailiffs shows II arrest:
for last year, against 81 in 1894. O.
these Is were DRINKS, 40 for disturbing
the peace, 3 for larceny, lettering in the
railroad yard, l for train wrecking, 3 70
liquor selling, 2 for adultery, and 2 TO
vagrancy. During the year 155 tramp
were lodged, against 432 in 1894.
A Mrs. Hubbard of Claremont, Will
in town last week, lost her silver watch
Edward Planter, the expert writer, furn
ished her with an elegantly written advel
tiscment of her loss Mrs John Dugan,
most estimable and honest lady. found tn
watch on the depot platform, near the ster
to train. The advertisement coming t
; the notice of Mrs. Dugan she returned til
ticker to Mrs. acknowledgements Tril
une.
Wheel Club Entertainment,