Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-11
Bellows Falls Locals.

Schools in North Wapole begin next
Monday.
Schools in town have solid session to-
day beginning at $50 A. NJ.
S. J. Cray exhibited dressed beef yes
terday weighing 1000 pounds.
Mrs. j. H. Conway has new awning
in front Of her millinery establishment.
j. Henry Straight has this week been
granted pension with considerable back
pay.
The Hibernians have purchased a new
safe and placed it in their hall in the Will
son block.
Rollin Rice his finished work for the
present for Clark Chase and gone to his
home in Westminster.
Misses King of Waterbury and Nellie
Hartnett of North Walpole visited schools
in town Thursday.
Mr.. Walrath of Mechanicsvile has
moved into A. d. Beckwith's upstairs tene-
ment on the Old Terrace.
w. F. Brown speaks in the Y M. G. A.
rooms next Monday evening on the sub
ject: can Electric Spark"
A student of Smiths college made the
high school call Thursday also Rodney
Roundy of Amherst college.
All the corporation schools have ten
weeks Of school this term except the high
school and the ninth grade which have II
weeks.
The Bellows Falls dust extinguisher ap-
peared on the streets for the first time this
year yesterday. 1t has been given new
coat ofpaint.
Consultation was held last Wednesday
by DIR. Matthews and DR.. Gorham over the
little child of E. T.. Gotta and its eyes are
in serious condition.
+. l.. Underhll and family leave for
their future home in Burlington to-day.
Mr.. Underhills will open a lunch room
, there some time later on.
, Theodore Cast, a former resident of this
place, has opened restaurant at Turner's
Falls, Mass. His sister, Miss Agnes, Of
this village will enter his employ soon.
n The time for closing schools has been
changed from 4. 10 p. NJ to 4.30 in all the
. grades above the 4th. The third ant
e fourth grades close at 3.15 p. NJ; the frs
v and second grades at $40 p. NJ.
f. p Ball and j. w. Naramore are il
e Barre attending the sessions Of the Yer
mont Methodist Conference. Owing t,
It the absence of the pastor the only service
S at the Methodist church tomorrow will b,
> Sunday school.
q Mr.. and Mrs. George Bacon and children
II who have been in New Mexico for the pas
l. three or four years owing to Mrs. Bacon
6 poor health, are on their way home accord
It ing to report. They will pass some week
y visiting in Michigan, and are expected
g home about June l.
l. A new Victor bicycle 1896 model No
Is S9394, rams horn handle bars was stolel
sr out Of the Y. NJ. c.. A. rooms Thursda
4 night. This wheel belonged to II. w
l. Freer and was bought of j. III. Blake.
IS Wednesday. Any information regardin,
p the miscreant will be gladly received.
IS George II. Muzzey, the new book-keepe
lie with the Vermont Farm Machine company
E, is Knight Templar and was master of
lodge in his former home, South Berwick
er Me. and by curious coincidence hi
at predecessor, A. j. Holley, was master OF
OF lodge here in Bellows Falls.
A rather unusual birthday party gathere
at the residence of j. A. Thwing Thur
day. The party consisted OF four, a
=" having the same birthday anniversary; Mr.
:. j. A. Thwing and Mrs. w. Ii. Taylt
each So years of age, and Mrs l..
). Howard and Mrs. Fullam each 60 yea
M OF age.
C.. Z. White, 81, of Brown Universit,
:" and of the class of '93 in the high scho
II. of this place, was recently elected to Il
board of editors of the ;. Brunonian,n oil
it'll of the three publications at that colleg
g; this being the weekly publication. VIII
W in the high school here he was the fir
editor-in-chief of the =. Oracle"