Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-13
Bellows Falls News.

Mrs. Mary j. Arms residence on
School street has been given new coat OF
paint.
Moses Miller will go to Sunapee next
Tuesday to look after his cottages near
Blodgett's landing.
John Hayes had a hand and arm badly
crushed on the No 5 machine of the F. M.
p. Co. last week.
Anton Hecker has greatly improved the
appearance of his store on Canal street
by coat ofpaint.
The parlors of the Methodist church
have this week been newly papered and
painted and new carpets provided.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Osgood celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their marriage last
Tuesday with pleasant tea party.
Miss Rosabelle Hatch's school gave
very creditable closing program yesterday,
consisting OF music and recitations.
The strawberry festival given Thursday
evening by the ladies of Emmanuel church
was very pleasant affair. About $45 was
netted.
Mrs. W. E. Rowell has been employed
this week in the store of j. G. Day, taking
the place of Mrs. George Punt, who is
away on vacation.
The sermon before the graduating class
of the high school will be delivered in the
Methodist church by the pastor tomorrow
evening at 7.15 o'clock.
c. J. O'Neil, P E. Griffin, John Has
sett and Mrs. Thomas Lynde have had
concrete walks laid around their residences
in North Walpole. A. L. Adams did the
work.
At the regular monthly meeting of Div.
2, A. o. H. in their hall in Wilson block
last Sunday four new members were init
ated, seven elected to membership and ten
applications read to be acted upon at their
next meeting.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
in Lawrence, Mass, on June "a, Of G. G..
A. Ames of this place and Miss Matte
Ingalls, of Lawrence. Soon after their
marriage they will begin housekeeping on
Henry street extension.
The following from Bellows Falls at
tended the meeting of the Grand Lodge Of
Vermont F. s. A. M. held at Burlington
this week: c. H. Williams, G. w. Black,
L. L. Northrup, j. F. Pierce, B. F. Wal
tiers, F. G. Pierce, F. M. Howard and H
E. Bean.
Mrs. P. l.. Lawson, who has kept a
boarding house in the third story OF Nam,
moth block for some years, was married
Wednesday to Willie E. Humphrey Of
Windsor. Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey have
moved onto the Old Terrace where they
+ will keep house.
Allbee & Babbtt and P. Fleming & Sor
are both figuring on private sewer sys.
TEN for North Walpole. The plan is te
get permission to lay pipes along the main
!, streets and charge fixed price for con.
, nections. No definite action has beer
taken by the people of North Walpole.
The School street bank, organized ii
| grade four, Miss Cora Deyette teacher
has been. success. Deposits commenced
April 9 and the whole number of deposi
tors was So. Amount of deposits, $46.7S
amount placed in Bellows Falls bank, $31
Genevieve Donovan has the largest accoun
her book showing S., large saving o
pin money for only about two months.
1t is particularly requested that all tn
members of Bellows Falls Lodge No 23
l. 0. 0. F. and visiting brothers will NEE
in their lodge room tomorrow morning a
10 A. NJ. to march in body to the Univer
sahst church to listen to the Memoria
sermon by Brother E. E. Margrraf Tn
brothers will also meet at the lodge room
at 4.30 the same afternoon to march in
body to Oak Hill cemetery to decorate tn
graves of our deceased brothers.
An excursion under the direction of N
j. Woodfall and Mr.. Robbins of the Var
mouth steamship line leaves for the land O
Evangeline July 30. The party will con
e sist of about so from Bellows Falls, Keen,
It and Winchendon The route will be t.
e Yarmouth, Digby and Halifax, much tn
same as travelled by the Bellows Falls part
last year. One of the great carnivals O
Canada will be in full splendor at Halifax
= This is delightful trip, as all who wen
last year can testify.
A petition was circulated Thursday quit
generally signed by citizens, asking tn
y high school building committee not to lie
> the job out to contractors, but do the wor
by days work under supervision of tn
architect and superintendent. Will
- this would necessitate greater vigilanc
Il and quite deal more work on the part
the committee, it is argued that defect
such as exist in the construction of th
opera house would be obviated and tt
work also done cheaper.
At a meeting OF the baseball associatio
Thursday evening the following Officer