Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-29
THE TIMES.
WEDN ESDAY APRIL %, 1896.
Bellows Falls Locals.

Ernest Carpenter is again in the employ
of w. S. Durham.
N. H. Farr is recovering from the irac-
ture of bone in the foot.
There will be special meeting of Amlty
Lodge Friday evening, May 1.
N. p. Brown, son of George A. Brown,
took first prize at the Tri-kappa prize
speaking at Dartmouth college recently.
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The express due here at IL Sunday
night did not arrive until Monday morning
about o'clock, owing to the freight wreck
at Brattleboro.
The May day supper and entertainment
to be given in the vestry Of the Universallst
church comes Friday evening. Miss Gould
is reader of marked ability.
Sunday was perfect day and much en-
ljoyed by wheelmen. Large delegations
went to Charlestown, Claremont. Spring
field and other neighboring towns.
A game of ball was played on Nims's
field Saturday between mines representing
B. F. H. S. '99 and North Walpole 1t
resulted in the defeat of the B. F. IL. 5. to
the tune Of Is to 4.
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The Fall Mountain log drive is now
mostly in the White and Ammonoosuc
rivers. 1t will not be let into the Connect
icut until the water is lower, possibly not
for three or four weeks.
A. A. Halliday is planning to plant
larger acreage to his famous tomato, the
Imperial, this year than ever before. The
sale of seed from last years crop has beer
very satisfactory, going to all parts O.
the country.
Bert Truax and Andrew Joubert while
tossing ball in front of Towns hotel Satur
day had the misfortune to pass a bal
through the large plate glass inE. E. Cota'
window. The glass was uninsured, ane
will cost about $50 to replace.
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Vermont Academy has opened the bal
season in fine form. Two games have beef
played with Dartmouth teams, the Vernon
Academy boys running up very goo
score both times, and Monday game wa
played in Brattleboro, score 5 to s in Yer
mont Academy's favor.
The Everett, Mass, Republican OF las
week said Albert J. Holley and family
, Bellows Falls, Vt, have this week take
up their residence in Everett, No.
Hampshire streeD and thereby this CIT
has become the gamer; every such famlI
!. helps any city or town.
E. F. Smith, the painter, has gang
7 men in his employ. During this wee
IS he will paint the residences of Geo. I
Guild, p H. Hadley, two houses on scho
e street belonging to Mrs. H. F. King, ar
= the Moses Miller tenement on Atkinse
le street.
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Charles c.. A. Ames, who has been Wi
he Vermont Farm Machine Co. for tt
past four years in the capacity OF clerk al
stenographer, will be successor to X.
Bidwell as time keeper, paymaster, shi
ping and billing clerk. This is merit'
promotion for Mr.. Ames has been co
scientious and efficient employe.
Query: What is the necessity of sprin
ling the street crossings every time t
Oh sprinkler is used The crossings are IL
in a condition to mud the shoes of all w
use them, while the ladies and childr
find them most disagreeable. Will t
village fathers instruct the driver to sh
off the flow of water from the cart at
crossings? PEDESTRIAN.
At meeting of the board of aldermen
Everett, Mass, last week, the follow
. resolutions were passed:
. Resolved-That a vote of thanks
and is hereby, extended to the Hon. Ge
- A. Brown in recognition of the patriot
able and scholarly address on the Ii
times and character of the late govern'
y the Hon. Frederic I. Greenhalge, deliver
y in Y. M. C. A. hall, on Monday, Az
20, 1896.
Be it further resolved-That the city
Everett cause to be printed 500 copies
kI, ID 10 J;o{,, hrfI apd ri
the Hon. Geo. A. Brown be furnished W
as many copies thereof as he may desi
and that the money for the printing Of
same be taken from the contingent ful
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